My feature on food insecurity among college students at Georgetown University won the highest journalism award offered by the university. Read the clip here: https://thehoya.com/lacking-time-funds-meals-students-face-food-inaccessibility/
Two of the Half Moon Bay Review's September 2020 issues won the General Excellence award, with special mention of my feature on for what and who local landmarks are named.
My piece "Sheriff's Office kept no record of Clearview AI use" won fourth place among print weeklies.
My story "Millions in rental assistance remains unspent" for the Pacifica Tribune won first place among print weeklies. Judge Comment: I gave this story my top pick because it is a fine example of seeking a creative story that serves a significant community benefit. Larger organizations with more resources might edge this story out for length or complexity, but it is so deserving due to the benefit the information provides to a population most in need. Great writing, great organization and clarity.
Won third place for multimedia pandemic education reporting produced and edited by Mike Kuba, Jessie Rogala, Keenan Jensen and Sophie Bearman.
