Women's Prize for Non-Fiction

The Women's Prize for Non-Fiction recognizes outstanding non-fiction written in English by women of any nationality and published in the UK. It is run by the Women's Prize Trust, a charity that also awards the Women's Prize for Fiction, and its prize money and an artwork known as the Charlotte are given by the Charlotte Aitken Trust. The first winner, in 2024, was Naomi Klein's Doppelganger.

Each year a panel of five women judges reads the books entered by UK publishers and chooses a longlist of sixteen titles in the winter, a shortlist of six in the spring and a single winner in June. The winner, announced at the Trust's summer celebration in London on the same evening as the fiction prize, receives 30,000 pounds.

Non-fiction books written in English by women of any nationality and published in the UK are eligible, entered by their UK publishers.