California Newspaper Publishers Association announces annual awards
The California Newspaper Publishers Association announced its award winners for its annual journalism contest, and I am grateful to have multiple stories recognized.
I received 1st place in Writing for “Lost Ship of the Desert.” Here’s what the judges said:
Though lengthy, the excellent reporting, writing and presentation carry the reader through and craft an engaging, informative article that leaves the reader wanting more.
I also earned 2nd place honors as the editor on a series of two stories on sexual harassment and assault at Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals. Here’s what the judges said:
When The Desert Sun staff noticed discrepancies in reported statistics of sexual assault/harassment at the Coachella music festival, the publication decided to conduct its own investigation into the matter. Reporters surveyed a high sample of Coachella attendees to determine a more a more accurate assessment of the problem. It is commendable that, in a nod to transparency, the Sun included information as to how it conducted the investigation and what survey questions were asked to attendees.
The California Newspaper Publishers Association announced its award winners for its annual journalism contest.
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