OPC Awards Current Recipients
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2010 | The Hal Boyle Award | Best newspaper or wire service reporting from abroad. | Rajiv Chandrasekaran and Joshua Partlow | The Washington Post | Afghanistan |
With great writing and deep reporting, The Washington Post series captured the war in Afghanistan, from the seeming futility of the U.S. offensive and the challenges American soldiers... Read more... |
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2010 | The Bob Considine Award | Best newspaper or wire service interpretation of international affairs. | Clifford J. Levy and Ellen Barry | The New York Times | Russia: Above the Law |
Clifford Levy and Ellen Barry broke through the veil of secrecy and fear that shrouds Russia’s legal system in this series of superbly reported pieces about... Read more... |
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2010 | The Robert Capa Gold Medal Award | Best published photographic reporting from abroad requiring exceptional courage and enterprise. | Agnes Dherbeys | Freelance for The New York Times | Violence Erupts in Thailand |
Agnes Dherbeys took great risk to photograph violent anti-government riots in Thailand. Her images are close-up, powerful and direct. She worked day and night, photographing... Read more... |
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2010 | The Olivier Rebbot Award | Best photographic reporting from abroad in magazines and books. | Lynsey Addario | National Geographic | Veiled Rebellion: Afghan Women |
Lynsey Addario’s photographs give us a comprehensive and intimate look at a largely unseen aspect of Afghan society — its women. Her images are unvarnished, intimate and far-... Read more... |
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2010 | The John Faber Award | Best photographic reporting from abroad in newspapers and wire services. | Daniel Berehulak | Getty Images | Pakistan Floods |
Daniel Berehulak’s images provide both the intimate details of individual struggles as well as the vast scale of devastation of the floods in Pakistan. He captures multiple homes... Read more... |
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2010 | Feature Photography Award | Feature Photography Award | Rodrigo Abd | Associated Press | Guatemala ER |
Rodrigo Abd’s powerful and moving images show us a variety of situations from a very busy hospital and convey a surprising range of emotions, from despair and grief to dark humor... Read more... |
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2010 | The Lowell Thomas Award | Best radio news or interpretation of international affairs. | Sheri Fink, David Baron, Patrick Cox | PRI's The World | Rationing Health: Who Lives? Who Decides? |
Fink, Baron, and Cox showed tremendous enterprise in an impactful series, which entailed more than... Read more... |
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2010 | The David Kaplan Award | Best TV spot news reporting from abroad. | Richard Engel, Bredum Edwards, Madeleine Haeringer, Ghazi Balkiz, Patrick Burkey, James Novogrod | NBC Nightly News | Afghanistan: From the Front Lines to the Home Front |
In this series of three reports from Afghanistan by NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel and his long-time cameraman Bedun Edwards, the toll of war... Read more... |
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2010 | The Edward R. Murrow Award | Best TV interpretation or documentary on international affairs. | Lesley Stahl with producers Richard Bonin and Shachar Bar-On | CBS News -- 60 Minutes | "Unfinished Business” and “City of David” |
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2010 | The Ed Cunningham Award | Best magazine reporting from abroad. | Alma Guillermopreito and Shaul Schwarz | National Geographic | Trouble Spirits |
In “Troubled Spirits,” Alma Guillermoprieto is working at top form and... Read more... |
