NPR Wins Five NABJ Excellence Awards
NPR News has won five National Association of Black Journalists 2011 Salute to Excellence National Media Awards for best radio program, commentaries, feature reporting and interactive news.
The news was announced Saturday at the NABJ Convention in Philadelphia. The awards recognize journalism that best addresses and covers the African and/or African-American experience.
Winners include the news-talk show Tell Me More and host Michel Martin’s weekly commentary series, “Can I Just Tell You”; a multimedia piece tracking Haiti’s recovery from the devastating earthquake; and feature reports on singer Donny Hathaway and Civil Rights activist Dorothy Height.
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