POY was judged Feb. 11 to March 1, 2019, in Tucker Forum at the Missouri School of Journalism. We are honored to announce the winners. Please review the Winners’ List to make sure we have your name and affiliation as you wish it to appear. The website lists the credits as they were submitted upon entry. We are committed to listing complete credits and full affiliations. Please send updates to: info@poyi.org.
Finalist: Salvatore Esposito, Contrasto, “La Forza del Silenzio”
PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK OF THE YEAR
Winner: Maksymilian Rigamonti, Press Club Polska, The Echo
Finalist: Åke Ericson, Gost Books, Non Grata
Finalist: Kacper Kowalski, Gdynia, Over
Finalist: Mads Nissen, Gost Books, We are Indestructible
PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
First: Fabio Bucciarelli, for Yahoo News
Second: John Wessels, Freelance
Third: Adrees Latif, Reuters
Award of Excellence: Andrew Quilty, Freelance
Award of Excellence: Mohammed Salem, Reuters
MULTIMEDIA
MULTIMEDIA DAILY LIFE
First: Forough Alaei, Freelance, “Let Me In”
Second: Katie Klann, Colorado Springs Gazette, “Learning from the Land: Women in Ranching”
Third: Ora Dekornfeld, Taige Jensen and Cora Engelbrecht, The New York Times,
“What A Soldier Killed In Niger Left Behind”
Award of Excellence: Kristen Zeis, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, “No Turning Back: A Transgender Sailor’s Journey”
Award of Excellence: Guy Wathen, San Francisco Chronicle, “The Regulars: The Dancer”
Award of Excellence: Jennifer Gonzalez, NBC Bay Area - KNTV, “Beyond the Fields: Farm Workers Excel Academically through Cesar Chavez Program”
ONLINE DAILY LIFE, VISUAL EDITING
First: Topic, “Becoming Private Nelson,” photo editing by Caroline Smith, photos by Sarah Blesener
Second: The New York Times, “Experience-Based Care For Dementia”
Third: Topic, “Ball Breakers,” photo editing by Caroline Smith
photography and video by Tim Hussin and Erin Brethauer
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, “Being Women: Poetry and Imagery”
Morrigan McCarthy and Kerri MacDonald
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, “Welcome to Brighton Beach, Brooklyn,” Jeffrey Furticella
Award of Excellence: The Washington Post, “The Un-celebrity President,”
photos by Matt McClain, photo editing by MaryAnne Golon and Thomas Simonetti,
design by Katherine Lee, words by Kevin Sullivan and Mary Jordan
Award of Excellence: Anchorage Daily News, “Kikkan Randall’s Cancer Year”
Anne Raup, Steve Kruschwitz, Vicky Ho, David Hulen, Marc Lester
MULTIMEDIA NEWS & ISSUE REPORTING
First: Katie Falkenberg, Los Angeles Times, “The Search”
Second: Almudena Toral, Univision Noticias Digital,
“The Legacy of the ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policy: Traumatized Children with No Access to Treatment”
Third: Christoph Koetti and Ben Laffin, The New York Times,
“23 Seconds, 5 Critical Moments: How Stephon Clark was Killed by the Police”
Award of Excellence: Lauren Frohne, The Seattle Times, “We Want Answers, We Want Justice”
ONLINE NEWS & ISSUE REPORTING, VISUAL EDITING
First: San Francisco Chronicle, “150 Minutes of Hell”
Guy Wathen, Nicole Frugé, Lizzie Johnson, and the Digital and Design Teams,
Second: Reuters, “Project Greenland”
Christine Chan, Elizabeth Culliford, Alister Doyle, Travis Hartman, Lucas Jackson, Jillian Kitchener, Ashlyn Still, Jeong Suh, Brian Thevenot, Richard Valdmanis, Matthew Weber and Adam Wiesen
Third: National Geographic Magazine, Kurt Mutchler, “Katie’s New Face”
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, Morrigan McCarthy,
“Despair, Love and Loss: A Journey inside West Virginia’s Opioid Crisis”
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, Jeffrey Furticella,
“Baby Antonio: 5 Pounds, 12 Ounces, and Homeless From Birth”
Award of Excellence: The Star Tribune,“When rape is reported and nothing happens”
Deb Pastner, Renee Jones Schneider, Jenni Pinkley and Anna Boone
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, David Furst, Craig Allen and Meghan Peterson
“Kidnapped as Schoolgirls by Boko Haram: Here They Are Now”
Award of Excellence: Vox, Kainaz Amaria and Alexia Underwood,
“Photos: US Jerusalem Embassy Opening and Gaza Border Protests”
PRINT NEWSPAPER VISUAL EDITING
First: The New York Times, Jeffrey Furticella,
“Baby Antonio: 5 Pounds, 12 Ounces, and Homeless From Birth”
Second: The Washington Post, “The new Arctic Frontier,” photo editing by Nick Kirkpatrick, Chloe Coleman, MaryAnne Golon; photos and videos by Yuri Kozyrev, Kadir Van Lohuizen/NOOR for Fondation Carmignac; video editing by Sarah Parnass; words by Dan Lamothe; text editing by Tiffany Harness, Adam Mowder, and Tiffany Harness; map by Laris Karklis; design and development by Jason Bernert, Brian Gross; project management by Nick Kirkpatrick, Julie Vitkovskaya
Third: The New York Times, Morrigan McCarthy,
“Despair, Love and Loss: A Journey Inside West Virginia’s Opioid Crisis”
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, Jeffrey Furticella, “Welcome to Brighton Beach, Brooklyn”
Award of Excellence: The Star-Tribune, “Denied Justice,” photo editing by Deb Pastner,
photography by Renee Jones Schneider, design by Greg Mees
Award of Excellence: The Boston Globe, “Raising Connor,” photo editing by Bill Greene,
photography by Craig F. Walker, design by Omar Vega
Award of Excellence: Newsday, John Keating and Thomas A. Ferrara,
“A Real Splash — A Glimpse into the World of Long Island’s Mermaid Culture”
NEWSPAPER VISUAL EDITOR OF THE YEAR
First Place: Jeffrey Furticella, The New York Times
Second Place: Nick Kirkpatrick, The Washington Post
Third Place: Karly Domb Sadof, The Washington Post
Award of Excellence: Morrigan McCarthy, The New York Times
PRINT MAGAZINE/MEDIA VISUAL EDITING
First: Kurt Mutchler, National Geographic Magazine, “Katie’s New Face”
Second: Vaughn Wallace, National Geographic Magazine, “Plastic”
Third: Kathy Moran, National Geographic Magazine, “Feeding China”
Award of Excellence: Sadie Quarrier, National Geographic Magazine, “Palm Oil”
Award of Excellence: Sadie Quarrier, National Geographic Magazine, “Antarctica”
Award of Excellence: Jennifer Samuel, National Geographic Magazine, “Japanese Internment”
MAGAZINE/MEDIA, VISUAL EDITOR OF THE YEAR
First Place: Kurt Mutchler, National Geographic Magazine
Second Place: Jennifer Samuel, National Geographic Magazine
Third Place: James Wellford, National Geographic Magazine
Award of Excellence: Brett Roegiers, CNN
Award of Excellence: Celina Fang, The Marshall Project
DOCUMENTARY PROJECT OF THE YEAR
First Place: The New York Times, “Visual Investigations”
Executive Producer: Mark Scheffler, Senior Producer: Malachy Browne; Producers: Malachy Browne, Christoph Koettl, Barbara Marcolini, Yousur Al-Hlou, Graphics Editor: Drew Jordan, Anjali Singhvi, David Botti; Editor: Ainara Tiefenthaler, David Botti, John Woo, Natalie Reneau
Second Place: CNN, “Destroyed”
Photographer: Melissa Golden; Photo editors: Brett Roegiers, Bernadette Tuazon; Video producers: Matthew Gannon, Nick Scott, Jacque Smith; Reporters: Ashley Fantz, Sergio Hernandez, Sonam Vashi; Designers and developers: Jan Diehm, Sergio Hernandez, Kenneth Fowler, Sean O'Key; Motion graphics producers: Melody Shih, Justin Weiss, Sandy L.C. Pan, Shane Csontos-Popko, Olga Pavlova, Xiaoyue Sherry Liu, Padraic Driscoll, Curtis Brown, Michael Pisano
Third Place: Folha De S. Paulo, “Climate Crisis: On the Trail of Global Warming”
Lalo de Almeida, Avener Prado, Victor Parolin, Daigo Oliva, Marcelo Leite, Fabiano Maisonnave, Giuliana Miranda, Mariana Versolato, Simon Ducroquet, Edson Salles, Thea Severino, Rogério Pilker, Angelo Dias, Thiago Almeida, Rubens Alencar, Renan Marra, José Henrique Mariante,
Roberto Dias, Patricia Campos Mello
Award of Excellence: The Washington Post, “We’re Kids, but We’re also Journalists”
Whitney Shefte: Producer, Video Journalist, Reporter and Editor;
Alice Li: Producer, Video Journalist and Reporter; Reem Akkad: Senior Producer
Award of Excellence: Talking Eyes Media, “Newest Americans”
Julie Winokur, Media Director; Ed Kashi, Director of Visuals; Tim Raphael, Director
Award of Excellence: The New York Times, “Operation Infektion”
Adam B. Ellick, Adam Westbrook, Andrew Blackwell, Jonah Kessel, Leah Varjacques
ANGUS MCDOUGALL OVERALL EXCELLENCE IN EDITING AWARD
First Place: Meaghan Looram, Director of Photography, and the photo editing staff, The New York Times
Finalist: MaryAnne Golon, Director of Photography, and the photo editing staff, The Washington Post
Finalist: Sarah Leen, Director of Photography, and the photo editing staff, National Geographic Magazine
Finalist: Bernadette Tuazon, Director of Photography, and the photo editing staff, CNN
MULTIMEDIA PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
Winner: Emily Kassie, The Marshall Project
Finalist: Jonah Kessel, The New York Times
Finalist: Whitney Shefte, The Washington Post
DOCUMENTARY JOURNALISM
First: ProPublica, "Unprotected,"
produced and directed by Nadia Sussman and Kathleen Flynn, reporter Finlay Young, executive director Claudia Milne, editor Joe Singer, print editor Alexandra Zayas
Second: The New York Times
“'It's an Act of Murder': How Europe Outsources Suffering as Migrants Drown"
Taylor Adams, Adam B. Ellick, Kristin Bye, Leah Varjacques
Third: Marta Iwanek, "Vika," Marta Iwanek & Christian Borys/ CBC Short Docs
Award of Excellence: Univision, "America First: the Legacy of a Raid,”
Almudena Toral, Andrea Patiño Contreras, Mauricio Rodríguez,
Gerardo del Valle, Anna Spelman, Nacho Corbella
Award of Excellence: The Washington Post, "'We're Kids, but We're also Journalists'"
Whitney Shefte: Producer, Video Journalist, Reporter and Editor;
Alice Li: Producer, Video Journalist and Reporter; Reem Akkad: Senior Producer
Award of Excellence: The New York Times,
“A Day and a Life: How Israeli Soldiers Killed a Volunteer Medic”
Producers: Malachy Browne, David Halbfinger, John Woo, Yousur Al Hlou Associate Producer: Neil Collier Cinematography: Yousur Al Hlou Animation: Tim Chaffee, Nicholas Masterton (Forensic Architecture) Senior Producers: Mona El-Naggar, Malachy Browne
Executive Producers: Marcelle Hopkins, Mark Scheffler