The San Francisco Press Club’s 40th annual Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards were held at the Hilton SFO Airport Hotel on November 16. There were more than 300 entries this year from media professionals in TV, print, radio, digital media and public relations.
“We are here to celebrate the exceptional work you do throughout the year,” said San Francisco Press Club President Antonia Ehlers. “We know how hard you work–the late-night deadlines, breaking stories and the ever-changing pace of news. You do your best every day to tell your stories with honesty and integrity. This year, we had more entries for this contest than ever before. Your entries were judged by the press clubs of Milwaukee, San Diego, Orange County and Cleveland, and the judges certainly were impressed with your work!”
The crowd welcomed event emcee Tara Moriarty from KTVU news, 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient David Louie from ABC 7, and San Francisco Press Club Service Award recipient, radio legend Peter Cleveland.
The Bill Workman News Writer Award for the best daily news story was given to Michael Barba from The San Francisco Examiner. Workman’s wife, Marla Lowenthal, was at the event.
The San Francisco Press Club is sponsored by SmallTownPapers, Inc.
“It was a wonderful evening for all,” Ehlers said. “Our board members were thrilled to recognize the media professionals who educate and inspire us every day.”
Here’s a list of all the winners in each of the 83 categories:
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Digital Media, Overall Excellence
First Place: Berkeleyside.com Staff, Frances Dinkelspiel, Lance Knobel, Emilie Raguso, Tracey Taylor, Berkeleyside.com
Second Place: Sonomaindependent.org Staff, Jonathan Greenberg, sonomaindependent.org
Third Place: India Currents Staff, Jaya Padmanabhan, Nirupama Vaidhyanathan, India Currents
Magazines/Trade Publications, Overall Excellence
First Place: Santa Clara Magazine Staff, Steven Saum, Matt Morgan, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Climate Magazine Staff, J. Ennis Kirkland, Janet McGovern, Eric Lochtefeld, Climate Magazine
Newspapers-Daily, Overall Excellence
First Place: San Francisco Examiner Staff, San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Overall Excellence
First Place: Silicon Valley Business Journal Staff, Cromwell Schubarth, Jennifer Elias, Jody Meacham, Lynn Stock, Doug Magill, Silicon Valley Business Journal
Second Place: San Francisco Business Times Staff, San Francisco Business Times
Third Place: San Francisco Weekly Staff, San Francisco Weekly
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Overall Excellence
First Place: KALW News Department, “Crosscurrents: Context, Culture & Connections from Around the Bay Area,” KALW
Digital Media, Blog / Commentary
First Place: Nirupama Vaidhyanathan, “Why I will listen to Rush Limbaugh,” India Currents
Second Place: Cierra Webb, “Stop telling people they will be okay,” SFBay.ca
Digital Media, Breaking News
First Place: Frances Dinkelspiel, Lance Knobel, Natalie Orenstein, Emilie Raguso, Tracey Taylor, “Election 2016,” Berkeleyside.com
Second Place: Laura Waxmann, Joe Rivano Barros, Laura Wenus, “Five Alarm Fire Displaces Dozens at 29th and Mission,” Mission Local
Digital Media, Business/Technology Story
First Place: Ellen Huet, “The Humans Hiding Behind the Chatbots,” Bloomberg
Second Place: Kashmir Hill, “How Nextdoor Reduced Racist Posts by 75%,” Splinter
Digital Media, Columns-Features
First Place: Mark MacNamara, Michael Zwiebach, Paul Kotapish, “Van Cliburn and the Cruelty of the Piano,” San Francisco Classical Voice (SFCV.org)
Second Place: Geetika Pathania Jain, Vamsee Juluri, Ragini Tharoor-Srinivasan, “A Community’s Concerns: From portrayals, representations to youth struggles,” India Currents
Digital Media, Columns-News/Political
First Place: Jonathan Greenberg, “In Bypassing Warren As VP, Clinton Raises Risk Of Losing To Trump,” sonomaindependent.org
Second Place: Jonathan Greenberg, “Five 2016 Election Victories that Prove Sonoma County is ALREADY Great!,” sonomaindependent.org
Third Place: Jaya Padmanabhan, Nirupama Vaidhyanathan, “Questions of Affiliation and Electoral Choices,” India Currents
Digital Media, Columns-Sports
First Place: John Murphy, “Serra’s Testa shines on big stage,” Prep2Prep.com
Digital Media, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Alix Wall, “Rubicon Bakers rebuilds lives, bakes cakes,” Berkeleyside.com
Second Place: Ranjani Iyer Mohanty, “No Country for Gray People,” India Currents
Second Place: Jonathan Greenberg, “What I Learned from My Wise Uncle Leonard Cohen,” sonomaindependent.org
Third Place: Jamey Padojino, “San Jose’s Marti Malloy returns to Olympics,” Bay City News Service
Digital Media, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Ben Elgin Peter Robison, “How Despots Use Twitter to Hunt Dissidents,” Bloomberg
Second Place: Laura Wenus, “One Year After Deadly SF Mission Fire, Building Decays as Tenants Struggle,” Mission Local
Third Place: Walter Thompson, “How Urban Renewal Destroyed The Fillmore In Order to Save It,” Hoodline
Digital Media, Headline
First Place: Jesse Garnier, “SFBay headlines 2016,” SFBay.ca
Digital Media, Investigative Reporting
First Place: Kashmir Hill, “How An Internet Mapping Glitch Turned A Random Kansas Farm Into A Digital Hell,” Splinter
Second Place: Olivia Zaleski, Peter Waldman, Ellen Huet, “Hampton Creek’s Sour Sales Tactics,” Bloomberg
Third Place: Frances Dinkelspiel, Emilie Raguso, “Homeless in Berkeley,” Berkeleyside.com
Digital Media, News Story
First Place: Emilie Raguso, “Berkeley police emphasize ‘culture of de-escalation,’“ Berkeleyside.com
Second Place: Joe Rivano Barros, “Harassment and Backdoor Maneuvers Alleged in Aftermath of Police Shooting,” Mission Local
Third Place: Jamey Padojino, “What To Do With ‘Ghost Town’ Vallco Mall: 2 Ballot Measures Offer Different Approaches In Cupertino,” Bay City News Service
Digital Media, Photography / Feature
First Place: Scot Tucker, “Giants rookie outdoes Kershaw in shutout fashion,” SFBay.ca
First Place: Aaron Levy-Wolins, “Workers keep cable cars climbing for the stars,” SFBay.ca
Digital Media, Photography / Sports
First Place: Scot Tucker, “San Diego Padres vs San Francisco Giants,” SFBay.ca
Second Place: Scot Tucker, “49ers stall as Jets strike for overtime comeback win,” SFBay.ca
Third Place: Scot Tucker, “Panik pounces in 13th to keep Giants alive in NLDS,” SFBay.ca
Digital Media, Profile
First Place: Emilie Raguso, “Unstoppable: Berkeley cyclist’s miraculous recovery after crash that nearly killed her,” Berkeleyside.com
Digital Media, Series or Continuing Coverage
First Place: Frances Dinkelspiel, “The fall of Premier Cru,” Berkeleyside.com
Second Place: Julia Cheever, “PG&E Criminal Trial,” Bay City News Service
Third Place: Caroline Chen, “Innovations in Cancer,” Bloomberg
Digital Media, Sports Feature
First Place: John Murphy, “Mom’s timing splendid as Killingsworth leads Serra,” Prep2Prep.com
Second Place: John Murphy, “Reporter’s battle vs. bipolar disorder,” Prep2Prep.com
Third Place: Kalama Hines, “Manaea brings Samoan attitude from gridiron to diamond,” SFBay.ca
Digital Media, Videography
First Place: Dayvon Dunaway, Cierra Webb, Jesse Garnier, “Cam Newton signs Team Scot jersey at Super Bowl 50,” SFBay.ca
Second Place: Wendi Jonassen, Yasmin Nouh, Japhet Weeks, “Muslims Reflect on Trump,” Splinter
Magazines / Trade Publications
Magazines/Trade Publications, Business/Technology Story
First Place: Lauren Smiley, Jessi Hempel, “Trouble in the House of Rothenberg,” Backchannel
Magazines/Trade Publications, Columns-Features
First Place: Emily Mangini, “FOOD by Emily Mangini,” Climate Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Columns-News/Political
First Place: Steve Penna, Anne Callery, “As I was saying . …,” The Spectrum Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Cover Design
First Place: Michael Collopy, Steven Saum, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “Come Together,” Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Greg Silva, “February/March 2016,” South Bay Accent
Third Place: Greg Silva, “December 2016,” South Bay Accent
Magazines/Trade Publications, Feature Layout Design
First Place: Greg Silva, “Food Lovers Guide,” South Bay Accent
Second Place: Steven Saum, Linda Degastaldi, Robert Zimmerman, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “Let There Be Light,” Santa Clara Magazine
Third Place: Anna+Elena Balbusso, David DeCosse, Steven Saum, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “Dr. Jerome,” Santa Clara Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Monica Ehlers, Anne Callery, “Toffee Anyone?,” The Spectrum Magazine
Second Place: Pam Marino, “The Key to Happiness,” South Bay Accent
Third Place: Jonathan Allen, “The Road to State,” Traditions Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Walter Thompson, “The Fire Last Time,” San Francisco Magazine
Second Place: Steven Saum, Harold Gutmann, Matt Morgan, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, “Mission Critical,” Santa Clara Magazine
Third Place: Janet McGovern, “Thinking Outside the Bars,” Climate Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Headline
First Place: Steven Saum, Matt Morgan, Ron Hansen, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “Santa Clara Magazine Headlines,” Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Janet McGovern, “Climate Magazine Headlines,” Climate Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Photography / Feature
First Place: Kristóf Hölvényi, Steven Saum, Matt Morgan, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, “World Refugee Day,” Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Colleen Sinsky, Steven Saum, Matt Morgan, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, “Where Are They Taking Us?,” Santa Clara Magazine
Third Place: J. Ennis Kirkland, “A Jazz Club With a Sports Twist,” Climate Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Photography / Photo Series
First Place: J. Ennis Kirkland, “Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Our Garbage,” Climate Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Profile
First Place: Robert Zimmerman, Steven Saum, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “Let There Be Light,” Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Lauren Smiley, “”The Revelations of Lady Murderface,”” Backchannel
Second Place: Steven Saum, Ron Hansen, Linda Degastaldi, Jane Hambleton, DJ Stout, “An American Story,” Santa Clara Magazine
Third Place: Susan Hathaway, “Back in Action,” South Bay Accent
Magazines/Trade Publications, Series or Continuing Coverage
First Place: Greg Wilson, Anne Callery, “Walking Redwood City,” The Spectrum Magazine
Magazines/Trade Publications, Sports Feature
First Place: Sam Farmer, Steven Saum, Ron Hansen, Sean McCabe, Jane Hambleton, “Them’s the Rules,” Santa Clara Magazine
Second Place: Jonathan Allen, “WCAL Players of the Year,” Traditions Magazine
Newspapers-Daily, Breaking News
First Place: Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, “Video appears to show Uber self-driving car running red light in S.F.,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Columns-Features
First Place: Joel P. Engardio, “In My View,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Vanessa Hua, “Vanessa Hua Column,” San Francisco Chronicle
Third Place: Malcolm Fleschner, “Culture Shlock,” Mercury News
Newspapers-Daily, Columns-News/Political
First Place: Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, “On Guard,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Dave Price, “Dave Price column,” The Daily Post
Third Place: Joel P. Engardio, “In My View,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Columns-Sports
First Place: Jacob Palmer, “The Sideline,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Feature Layout Design
First Place: Ming Vong, “A dose of remedy: Counteracting a drug crisis,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Laura Dudnick, “Never-before-seen letter details life in S.F. after 1906 earthquake,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: John Angell Grant, “”Slaughter City” a bloody good play,” The Daily Post
Third Place: Laura Dudnick, “S.F. celebrates 26 years of sea lions making a splash at Pier 39,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Michael Barba, “Behind the gates: The living hell on San Quentins death row,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Laura Dudnick, “Warren Hinckle, beloved longtime S.F. newsman, dies at 77,” San Francisco Examiner
Third Place: Na Nina Li, “Agricultural Technology Good for Environment and Harvest,” Sing Tao Daily
Newspapers-Daily, Front Page Design
First Place: Ming Vong, “Mission Statements,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Headline
First Place: San Francisco Examiner Staff, “S.F. Examiner Front-Page Headlines,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Dave Price, “Daily Post headlines by Dave Price,” The Daily Post
Newspapers-Daily, Investigative Reporting
First Place: Joshua Sabatini, “Pay-to-Play: Campaign Gifts and City Contracts Point to Corruption,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, News Story
First Place: Michael Barba, “Bayview school enrollment dips to 20-year low,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Jennifer Nowell, “Sensational news story was flat wrong,” The Daily Post
Third Place: Austin Walsh, “New pro-growth group taking on old notions: Yes in my backyard advocates support smart growth to address housing crisis,” San Mateo Daily Journal
Newspapers-Daily, Photography / Feature
First Place: Jane Tyska, “Rainy Graduation,” Oakland Tribune
Second Place: Jessica Christian, “San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Photography / News
First Place: Jane Tyska, “Peaceful Protest,” Oakland Tribune
Second Place: Jessica Christian, “Will San Francisco see the writing on the wall?,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Photography / Photo Series
First Place: Jessica Christian, “A look inside San Quentin’s Death Row,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Jane Tyska, “Homeless Mobile Medicine in Oakland,” Oakland Tribune
Newspapers-Daily, Photography / Sports
First Place: Jane Tyska, “Stephen Curry breaks 3-pointer game record,” Oakland Tribune
Second Place: Jane Tyska, “Missed Catch,” Oakland Tribune
Newspapers-Daily, Profile
First Place: Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, “Meet the S.F. man responsible for more than a quarter of all tech business complaints,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Jondi Gumz, “Dealing with Dementia: Tim Fitzmaurice shares his story,” Santa Cruz Sentinel
Third Place: Joshua Sabatini, “Retired Judge Quentin Kopp ready to return to City Hall,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Series or Continuing Coverage
First Place: Joshua Sabatini, “Injecting Politics: The Battle for Supervised Drug-Use Facilities,” San Francisco Examiner
Second Place: Joshua Sabatini, “A Decade of Tracking Homeless Deaths,” San Francisco Examiner
Third Place: Joshua Sabatini, Michael Barba, “Dark Money Floods into San Francisco Elections,” San Francisco Examiner
Newspapers-Daily, Sports Feature
First Place: Daniel Brown, “Former 49ers Owner Eddie DeBartolo has his own Hall of Fame,” San Jose Mercury News
Second Place: Susan Slusser, “As Ryan Madson rides (electric) wave of success,” San Francisco Chronicle
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Blog / Commentary
First Place: Jim Gardner, “Generation next: San Francisco’s housing market is eating its young,” San Francisco Business Times
Second Place: Jim Gardner, “Blaming tech industry for housing woes misses the point,” San Francisco Business Times
Third Place: Chris Roberts, “Confirmed: San Francisco’s Klansman is a Marina Man,” San Francisco Weekly
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Breaking News
First Place: Sue Dremann, Jocelyn Dong, Veronica Weber, “Death investigation closes Palo Alto street,” Palo Alto Weekly
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Business/Technology Story
First Place: Mark Calvey, “Pulling the stagecoach out of the ditch,” San Francisco Business Times
Second Place: Peter Kane, “Animal Style,” San Francisco Weekly
Third Place: Cromwell Schubarth, “Slow Start for Equity Crowdfunding,” Silicon Valley Business Journal
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Columns-Features
First Place: Elizabeth Veras Holland, “Flamenco master embraced by adopted culture,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Columns-Sports
First Place: John Murphy, “A visit with the champion of Coastside sports,” Half Moon Bay Review
Second Place: Carlos Barón, “The Devil’s Advocate,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Editorial Cartoons
First Place: Sirron Norris, “Kaepernick,” El Tecolote
Second Place: Gustavo Reyes, “Islamophobia,” El Tecolote
Third Place: Lise Stampfli, “Twitter tax break,” Central City Extra
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Feature Layout Design
First Place: Doug Magill, Cromwell Schubarth, “Artificial Intelligence Is Already Here, and It’s Just Getting Started,” Silicon Valley Business Journal
Second Place: Mitch Green, “Body of evidence,” San Francisco Business Times
Third Place: Mitch Green, “Dueling for dollars,” San Francisco Business Times
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Molly Oleson, “’Case Cracked’,” Pacific Sun
Second Place: Charlie Swanson, “We All Scream,” North Bay Bohemian
Third Place: Alma Villegas, “The last dance? Dance Mission Theaters future uncertain,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Tom Gogola, “Condemned Men Talking,” North Bay Bohemian
Second Place: Rick Paulas, “A Speedier Death: The Battle Over California’s Death Penalty,” San Francisco Weekly
Third Place: Sue Dremann, “In pursuit of a plague,” Palo Alto Weekly
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Front Page Design
First Place: El Tecolote Staff, “Rise2016 Election,” El Tecolote
Second Place: Eric Pratt, Brenna Daugherty, “Where The Heart Is: The Story Behind San Francisco’s Official Ballad,” San Francisco Weekly
Third Place: Doug Magill, “Now Arriving at Diridon Station,” Silicon Valley Business Journal
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Investigative Reporting
First Place: Elena Kadvany, “Failed justice?,” Palo Alto Weekly
Second Place: Alex Emslie, Alexis Terrazas, Nicole Reinert, “How a witness to fatal SFPD shooting of Amilcar Perez-Lopez came forward,” El Tecolote
Third Place: Alexis Terrazas, Atticus Morris, “White Supremacy in the Bay Area,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, News Story
First Place: Gennady Sheyner, “Huge political contributions spark outcry,” Palo Alto Weekly
Second Place: Elena Kadvany, “A case of bullying,” Palo Alto Weekly
Third Place: Nikki Silverstein, “’Bone of Contention,’ ” Pacific Sun
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Photography / Feature
First Place: Manuel Orbegozo, “Peru’s crude crisis,” El Tecolote
Second Place: Patricio Guillamón, “The last dance?,” El Tecolote
Third Place: Joel Angel Juárez, “Frisco 5,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Photography / News
First Place: Vicki Thompson, “Trump San Jose Protest Draws Strong Reactions,” Silicon Valley Business Journal
Second Place: Natasha Dangond, “Ghostship,” El Tecolote
Third Place: Joel Angel Juarez, “State of unrest,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Photography / Photo Series
First Place: Natasha Dangond, “Orlando Vigil,” El Tecolote
Second Place: Manuel Orbegozo, “The God that abandoned Lima,” El Tecolote
Third Place: Joel Angel Juarez, “Gateway to Europe,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Photography / Sports
First Place: Joel Angel Juárez, “Cricket,” El Tecolote
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Profile
First Place: Peter Kane, “This Gutsy Gal and Her Wheel of Whiskeys: The Art of Wendy MacNaughton,” San Francisco Weekly
Second Place: Elizabeth Real, “A Profile of Ruben Abrica, the First Latino Mayor of East Palo Alto,” East Palo Alto Today
Third Place: Henrietta J. Burroughs, “East Palo Alto Today’s interns cover the news,” East Palo Alto Today
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Series or Continuing Coverage
First Place: Elena Kadvany, “Brock Turner trial,” Palo Alto Weekly
Second Place: Gennady Sheyner, “Affordable housing crisis,” Palo Alto Weekly
Third Place: Jody Meacham, “The Fight Over Where High-Speed Rail Goes,” Silicon Valley Business Journal
Newspapers-Non-Daily, Sports Feaure
First Place: John Murphy, “Quite a lineup — Donovan sisters shine on area softball diamonds,” Half Moon Bay Review
Second Place: John Murphy, “Wallace finds heat-winning waves,” Half Moon Bay Review
Third Place: John Murphy, “Big heart fuels Cougars’ new trainer,” Half Moon Bay Review
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Documentary
First Place: David Boyer, “The Intersection,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Hana Baba, “Sudan Party Bus: Teaching culture on wheels,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Angela Johnston, “Searching for shelter in Silicon Valley,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Investigative Reporting
First Place: Angela Johnston, “Dead trees are fueling California wildfires, but what’s killing the trees?,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, News Story
First Place: Liza Veale, “Where did San Francisco’s tent camps come from?,” KALW
Second Place: Nicole Grigg, “The long wait for a supermarket in San Francisco’s Bayview district,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Public Affairs Program (Staff of 1-4)
First Place: Jim Holley, “Feature Story of the Week – Billy Rios of White Scope,” KHMB Radio
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Series or Continuing Coverage
First Place: KALW Staff, Bill Joyce, Aqueila Lewis, Angela Scott, Sabah Williams, Brenda Payton, Martin Reynolds, Jen Chien, Ninna Gaensler-Debs, Ben Trefny, Leila Day, Jeremy Dalmas, Hannah Kingsley-Ma, Holly McDede, Casey Miner, Liza Veale, Chris Hoff, Ted Muldoon, James Rowlands
“Sights & Sounds of East Oakland,” KALW
Second Place: Judy Silber, Hana Baba, Olivia Henry, Tom Levy, Chris Hoff, “The Spiritual Edge Project,” KALW
Radio/Audio-Non-Commercial, Sports Feaure
First Place: Ben Trefny, Boawen Wang, Louis A. Scott, Hana Baba, Chris Hoff, Jame Rowlands, “Race, protest, respect, and the National Anthem,” KALW
Television/Video, Feature Story / Light Nature
First Place: Tara Moriarty, Martin Holeton, “Sir Francis Drake Doorman,” KTVU Channel 2
Television/Video, Feature Story / Serious Nature
First Place: Martin Holeton, “Pok’n Go Murder,” KTVU Channel 2
Second Place: Melissa Chan, Erin Cauchi, Mike Anderson, “Community Patrol Tries to Fix Winnipegs Indigenous Street Gang Problem,” Al Jazeera America
Third Place: Melissa Chan, Erin Cauchi, Mike Anderson, “Canada’s Missing Indigenous Women,” Al Jazeera America
Television/Video, Videography
First Place: Mike Anderson, “Mike Anderson Videography,” Al Jazeera America