We’re pleased and proud to report that CNEWA’s multimedia magazine ONE took home top honors at the Catholic Press Association awards dinner Friday. The magazine won 12 awards — including First Place for General Excellence — at the Catholic Media Conference in Buffalo, New York.
The panel of judges — comprised of journalism professors from Spring Hill College and Marquette University — wrote:
“First rate journalism. Consistently strong reporting and research, not simply quotes and descriptions. Any one of the news features in a given issue could easily have been a cover story. Great job of putting the reader in far-flung places. … Outstanding.
The editors of ONE raise the bar for every publication that wants to use strong photos in a large format magazine. Compelling photos dominate the spreads and pull a reader into the well crafted text of stories with a distinctive hook for each theme. The magazine also includes well edited news stories about the world of Catholic Near East [Welfare] Association.”
Here’s a complete list of ONE’s awards:
First Place:
General Excellence (Mission Magazine)
ONEBest Feature Article, Mission Magazine
“Caste Aside” by Jose KaviBest Online Content Not Published in Print
“Iraq Updates” by Michel Constantin — e.g.:
Second Place
Best Single Photo Originating with Magazine or Newsletter, Black & White
“Sister with Iraqi Refugees” by Don DuncanBest Feature Article, Mission Magazine
“Sister Wardeh’s World” by Amal MarcosIndividual Excellence: Graphic Artist/Designer
Paul Grillo
Third Place
Individual Excellence: Editor
J.D. Conor MauroBest Electronic Newsletter
“Discover ONE Online” by StaffBest Online Content Not Published in Print
“Survivors of the Exodus” by Don Duncan
Honorable Mention
Best Photo Story Originating with a Magazine or Newsletter, Feature
“Reaching the Unreached in India” by John E. KozarBest Single Photo Originating with a Magazine or Newsletter, Color
“Siblings in Mai-Aini refugee camp” by Petterik WiggersBest Essay Originating with a Magazine or Newsletter, Mission Magazine
“Prayer and Protest” by Borys Gudziak