Photo Gallery: 2022 EWA Awards Winners
EWA Board members Debbie Veney and Steve Drummond presented the category awards and the top three prizes, including the EGF Accelerator’s Eddie Prize.
Photo credit: Jimmy Minichello of AASA
DJ Cashmere of APM Reports won Audio Storytelling (Larger Newsroom) alongside Catherine Winter, Anna Canny, Alden Loury, Chris Julin, Craig Thorson & Andy Kruse.
Emily Tate Sullivan of EdSurge won Beat Reporting
(Small Newsroom). Rebecca Koenig (pictured) accepts on Tate's behalf.
Lily Altavena won Beat Reporting (Midsize Newsroom) and Investigative & Public Service Reporting (Midsize Newsroom). The latter award was won alongside Dave Boucher.
Thomas Peele of EdSource won Investigative & Public Service Reporting (Small Newsroom).
Gail Cornwall, a freelancer for The Hechinger Report, won Features (Small Newsroom).
John Woodrow Cox of The Washington Post won Features (Large Newsroom).
Tara Garcia Mathewson of The Hechinger Report won News
(Small Newsroom).
Kalyn Belsha & Marta W. Aldrich of Chalkbeat won for News (Midsize Newsroom) alongside Stephanie Wang & Erica Meltzer.
Eva-Marie Ayala and Talia Richman of The Dallas Morning News won for News (Large Newsroom) along with Corbett Smith & Emily Donaldson.
Emmeline Zhao of The 74 wins Visual Storytelling (Smaller Newsroom) along Jim Fields, Laura Fay & Meghan Gallagher.
Camille Phillips won the EGF Accelerator's Eddie Prize
Camille Phillips speaks after winning the EGF Accelerator's Eddie Prize
Mike Hixenbaugh won the Moskowitz Prize and Beat Reporting (Large Newsroom)
Mike Hixenbaugh speaks after winning the Moskowitz Prize.
Jodi S. Cohen & Jennifer Smith Richards of
ProPublica & Chicago Tribune won the Hechinger Grand Prize and Investigative & Public Service Reporting (Large Newsroom)
Jennifer Smith Richards speaks after winning the Hechinger Prize.
