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2023 Dart Award Winners Announced
The 2023 Dart Awards went to The Boston Globe for “Kate Price Remembers Something Terrible” and to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and ProPublica for “The Landlord & the Tenant.” Honorable Mentions went to Gimlet, a Spotify Studio, and The New York Times. A special citation went to The Washington Post.
2023 Dart Award Finalists Announced
"This year’s Dart Award finalists showcase journalists contending in fresh and powerful ways with the hardest questions about the impact of violence," said Dart Center Executive Director Bruce Shapiro. "From excavations of long-past exploitation to searing inquiries into all-too-present gun violence – supported alike by under resourced, embattled local newsrooms and the largest national media – this year’s finalists take reporting in new directions in sourcing, interviewing and data analysis, all in service of a shared commitment to innovative, ethical reporting on survivors of violence."
2023 Dart Awards
The Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of Trauma honor innovative, ethical and effective reporting of violence, trauma and tragedy across all media platforms. Judges will make two awards, each carrying a cash prize. The submission deadline has been extended. Entries must be received by February 9, 2023 at 5:00 pm EST.
2022 Dart Awards: Reporting Tips from our Honorees
On December 1st, the 2022 Dart Awards honorees participated in a roundtable discussion about their craft, and approach to reporting complex stories.
2022 Dart Awards Video: Telling Hard Stories
Video coverage of the 2022 Dart Awards presentation and winners' roundtable.
Reporting Advice from Chris Benderev: 2022 Dart Award Honoree
Reporting Advice from NPR's Chris Benderev
Reporting Advice from Joe Mozingo: Winner of the 2022 Dart Award
Dart Award winner, Joe Mozingo, offers advice on covering trauma.
Reporting Advice from Annelise Jolley: Winner of the 2022 Dart Award
Dart Award winner, Annelise Jolley, offers advice on covering trauma.