Entries tagged with “Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards”
Jun 28, 2007
Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards 2007
Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards — 2007 The Death Penalty Information Center is proud to announce the winners of the organization’s 11th Annual Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards. The awards honor journalists who have made an exceptional contribution to coverage of capital punishment issues. This year’s ceremony was held at the National Press Club on Thursday June 28 and featured keynote speaker Mike Farrell, star of the television show M*A*S*H and a lifelong human rights…
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,Jun 27, 2006
DPIC Bestows Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards at National Press Club Luncheon
The Death Penalty Information Center held its 10th Annual Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards at the National Press Club on Monday, June 26. This year’s award recipients were Jacqui Lofaro and Victor Teich of Justice Productions for their documentary “The Empty Chair,” and reporter Robert Nelson of the Phoenix New Times for his coverage of death row exoneree Ray Krone. Lofaro and Teich received this year’s Award for excellence in the television broadcast category.
Jul 29, 2005
9th Annual Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards
DPIC PRESENTS ANNUAL THURGOOD MARSHALL JOURNALISM AWARDS On Monday, July 25, 2005, DPIC presented its Ninth Annual Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. This year’s program featured a keynote address by New York Assemblyman Joseph Lentol and honored the following journalists: CARLA CROWDER The Birmingham News Award for Excellence in Print Journalism STEVE MILLS & MAURICE POSSLEY The Chicago Tribune Award for Excellence in the Postumous…
Jul 22, 2005
Birmingham News, Chicago Tribune, “Deadline” Documentary to Receive DPIC Journalism Awards
The Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC) will honor journalists from The Birmingham News and The Chicago Tribune, and directors from Big Mouth Productions during its 9th Annual Thurgood Marshall Journalism Awards at the National Press Club on Monday, July 25. The awards recognize those journalists who have made an exceptional contribution to the understanding of problems associated with capital punishment. This year’s ceremony will feature the first-ever Thurgood Marshall Journalism Award…