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ProPublica’s “Zero Tolerance” Series Wins Paul Tobenkin Award
ProPublica reporters Ginger Thompson, Michael Grabell and Topher Sanders are the recipients of this year’s Paul Tobenkin Memorial Award for their stories in the “Zero Tolerance” series examining the Trump administration’s immigration policy at the border.
ProPublica Named a Finalist for Two Peabody Awards
The ProPublica series “Zero Tolerance” and “The Disappeared” have been named Peabody finalists. In addition, Investigative Reporters and Editors announced that “Zero Tolerance” won the IRE Award for Breaking News.
ProPublica Wins Six Malofiej Awards for Infographics
The Society for News Design announced this week that ProPublica has won six Malofiej Awards, an annual competition honoring the best infographics in media from around the world.
ProPublica Illinois and ProPublica Local Reporting Network Partnership Win Awards of Excellence in Health Care Journalism
The Association of Health Care Journalists announced Wednesday that ProPublica Illinois’ “Stuck Kids” series won an Award for Excellence in Health Care Journalism in the health policy category, and “Half-Life,” a collaboration between the Santa Fe New Mexican and ProPublica, won in the public health category.
ProPublica to Further Expand Local Reporting Network With Additional Newsrooms
Local Reporting Network
ProPublica Is Again Expanding Its Local Reporting Network. Apply for a Spot.
Six additional reporters working on accountability projects will be selected to join the network on July 1, bringing the total number of newsrooms and projects this year to 20.
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