Awards
‘State Integrity’ Project Named Finalist for Goldsmith Prize
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The Center for Public Integrity's "State Integrity" collaboration was named as a finalist for the The Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting.
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The Center for Public Integrity's "State Integrity" collaboration was named as a finalist for the The Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting.
The New England Newspaper and Press Association recognized The Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting.with two Publick Occurrences Awards for its expose called, “Rx for Theft,” and its profile of governor Paul LePage.
Five INN members took home awards from Online News Association's annual event. Awards were given for specific coverage, stories and organizational excellence.
Margaret Wolf Freivogel, founding editor of the St. Louis Beacon, honored with the Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism.
A stunning nine independent, nonprofit newsrooms from INN's membership have been named as finalists in this year's Online News Association Awards, a performance almost as notable as INN members' dominance of the most recent round of grants from the Ethics and Excellence In Journalism Foundation.
Three INN-affiliated news nonprofits have received national awards for their coverage of the impacts of power and corruption in everyday life — from labyrinthine dark-money political campaigns to police abuses in diverse, neglected communities.
INN receives the Manship Prize for 2011 in recognition of its work to use technology in service of public affairs.
Louisiana State University’s Manship School of Mass Communication has awarded the Investigative News Network (INN) with the 2011 Manship Prize for the innovative use of media to encourage civic engagement. The prize was presented to INN CEO Kevin Davis and chair of INN’s board of directors Brant Houston at Manship’s annual 1913 dinner on Sept. 9 in Baton Rouge. "This prize reflects both the role that nonprofit news has begun to play in informing the public and the unique and innovative role that INN plays in representing the nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative sector," Davis said. The Manship Prize is one of the school’s most prestigious awards and the only national award of its kind. First presented in 1998, past recipients have included Michael Bloomberg of Bloomberg News, editor Bill Adair of PolitiFact, political strategist Joe Trippi and others.
Congratulations to the INN members honored by the 2013 Investigative Reporters & Editors Awards. The annual IRE Awards, established in 1979, “recognize outstanding investigative work and help identify the techniques and resources used to complete each story.”