The Post received recognition in the breaking news, investigative reporting, writing and sports categories.
Awards
The Post took the top prize in the Beat Reporting category for its “Environmental Safeguards” package.
Washington Post technology reporter Jay Greene and graphics reporter Chris Alcantara have won the July Sidney award for their reporting on the rate of injuries at Amazon warehouses. The Sidney is a monthly award administered by the Sidney Hillman Foundation that recognizes outstanding investigative journalism
The prize, awarded by Columbia University, recognizes Sheridan's career excellence in coverage of Latin America.
This recognizes The Post's fast-growing ad technology business as one of the top strategic partners in the media industry.
Said the judges: “The Post demonstrated the ethos of the refresh, resulting in all sorts of improvements to a user - an almost perfect walkthrough logic, processes and objectives. This approach should be used as an example of a user-centric change project that many other publishers can learn a lot from."
The program, produced by The Washington Post and Storied Media Group for Discovery and Science Channels, won for Outstanding Daytime Special Event at a ceremony Friday night.
The Post’s Audio team has been honored with a Peabody Award for the Post Reports episode, “The Life of George Floyd.”
Post Graphics received a special recognition, a gold medal, two silvers and nine bronzes at the Malofiej International Infographics Awards.
Lozada was recognized for his essay on Robin DiAngelo's "White Fragility."
We are thrilled to announce that Amy Brittain, Reena Flores and Bishop Sand have been recognized with a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award in the radio division for their work on the seven-part podcast, “Canary: The Washington Post Investigates.”
The annual contest rewards the best visual journalism each year.
The Washington Post wins four Webby Awards in the categories for Best Influencer, Best Social, News and Politics, Social: Diversity & Inclusion, and Podcasts: News & Politics.
Will Hobson, Liz Clarke, Beth Reinhard and Dalton Bennett were awarded for their stories exposing a culture of harassment inside the workplace of the Washington Football Team.
We are thrilled to announce that The Washington Post has earned almost 200 awards from the Society for News Design digital and print competitions. Awards include a gold medal for “Why outbreaks like coronavirus spread exponentially, and how to ‘flatten the curve,’” eight silver medals and 11 bronze medals.
Heather, Andrew, Alyssa and Leslie won honorable mention in the data journalism category for their decisive exploration of how the coronavirus pandemic created the “most unequal recession in U.S. history.”
The Post won three awards in the categories for newspaper pandemic coverage, online blog, and business news coverage.
The Education Writers Association’s National Awards for Education Reporting annually recognizes reporters who "underscore the importance of excellent reporting and storytelling as a cornerstone of democracy and education."
The Post was also recognized as a finalist in two award categories.
