From the National Association of Hispanic Journalists:
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) celebrated excellence in journalism that represents Latinx communities and cultivates an informed public.
General Award Categories:
Latino Issues – Print/Digital Journalism
Lulu Ramadan – The Palm Beach Post/ProPublica
Black Snow: Big Sugar’s Burning Problem
Latino Issues – Radio/Online Audio Journalism
Brenda León – Connecticut Public Radio
Los De María: Four Years After The Hurricane, Still Making A Home
Latino Issues – TV/Online Video Journalism
Marta Planells – Noticias Telemundo
Un día en la vida de un latino ‘deliverista’ en Nueva York
Latino Issues – Student Print/Digital Journalism – TIE
Génesis González Díaz – ONCE
Los 59 menores desaparecidos hace casi un año, ¿dónde están? y Tres sobrevivientes del horror bajo el Estado que prometió cuidarlas
Génesis Rodríguez Torres – ONCE
Los 59 menores desaparecidos hace casi un año, ¿dónde están? y Tres sobrevivientes del horror bajo el Estado que prometió cuidarlas
Photography
Gary Coronado – Los Angeles Times
Migrant Deaths Rio Grande Valley
Vanguard Award Categories:
Al Neuharth Award for Investigative Journalism – TIE
Recognizing groundbreaking work by a journalist or a team that uses investigative journalism in the role of being a community’s watchdog.
Tom Llamas – Top Story with Tom Llamas, NBC News NOW
Crude reality: One U.S. state consumes half the oil from the Amazon
Christine Romo – NBC News
Crude reality: One U.S. state consumes half the oil from the Amazon
NAHJ Elaine Rivera Civil Rights & Social Justice Award
Recognizing excellence in coverage of civil rights of Latino Americans and/or issues of social justice for Latinos. Elaine Rivera was a former NAHJ board member and working journalist with a commitment to social justice.
Silvia Foster-Frau – The Washington Post
Latinos are disproportionately killed by police. Their deaths go largely untold.
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is the largest organization of Latino journalists in the United States and dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. The mission of NAHJ is to increase the number of Latinos in the newsrooms and to work toward fair and accurate representation of Latinos in the news media.
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