The Annual Gracie Awards, presented by The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation, has honored the achievements of women working in media for more than four decades. Named after the late actress and radio host Gracie Allen, these awards recognize exemplary programming created by, for, and about women. Today, NPR is proud to announce that NPR Reporting has won seven awards:
In the Radio ‐ Nationally Syndicated Non‐Commercial category:
In the Digital Media Student Winners category:
Congratulations to all the winners, including the many more winners across the NPR Network!
Member Station Wins:
WBUR Investigative Feature
[Radio – Nationally Syndicated Non-Commercial]
Behind the decades-long fight to close the 'boyfriend loophole' (On Point)
WBUR Public Affairs
[Radio – Nationally Syndicated Non-Commercial]
Staying Alive: the History and Hope of "Black Horror" (On the Media)
New York Public Radio
Libby Denkmann (Revisiting Oso, 8 years later.)
KUOW Host/Anchor
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
Rebecca Smith (Missouri Health Talks)
KBIA Producer
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
Stressed out, busy moms say microdosing mushrooms makes life easier and brighter
(Allison Sherry) Colorado Public Radio Micro Dosing Interview Feature [Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
MPR News with Angela Davis, Your Vote: Abortion is top of mind for many voters
Minnesota Public Radio NewsTalk Show
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local] Special [Radio – Nationally Syndicated Non-Commercial]
Radio Rookies: Half of My Parents, All of Me (The United States of Anxiety)
WNYC Documentary
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
This health clinic fills a gap in care for pregnant people in Wards 7 and 8
WAMU/DCistPortrait/Biography
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
GBH NewsSeries
[Radio Non – Commercial Local]
Uvalde students return to school for the first time since May's deadly shooting (Camille Phillips)
Texas Public Radio (TPR) News Feature
[Radio – Non-Commercial Local]
Meghan Offtermatt (No More 24 Part 1 & 2)
WFUV‐FM
Reporter/Correspondent [Radio ‐ Non‐ Commercial Local]
90.5 WUOL/Louisville Public Media Special
[Radio ‐ Non‐Commercial Local]
Combating the mistreatment of Black women in healthcare
(WUNC Youth Reporting Institute) WUNC ‐ North Carolina Public Radio Public Affairs [Radio ‐ Student]
'Access equals equity': Anti‐censorship advocates fear new book ban's impact
The University of Missouri News Feature
[Radio ‐ Student] (KBIA)
Maya Sargent (Urban Tales)
WFUV / Fordham University Interview Feature
[Radio ‐ Student]
One Year Later: A reporter reflects on the Atlanta spa shootings and anti‐Asian violence
The University of Missouri Podcast
[DM ‐ Student]
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