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NPR and Member stations win 2024 Gracie awards

March 28, 202410:01 AM ET

The Annual Gracie Awards, presented by The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation, has honored the achievements of women working in media for more than four decades. Named after the late actress and radio host Gracie Allen, these awards recognize exemplary programming created by, for, and about women. Today, NPR is proud to announce that NPR Reporting has won six awards:

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NPR and Member stations win Gracie Awards!

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In the Radio ‐ Nationally Syndicated Non‐Commercial category:

Katia Riddle won the Reporter/Correspondent award for All Things Considered/Morning Edition: Reproductive Rights Coverage. This coverage was edited by Jason DeRose and Catherine Laidlaw.

All Things Considered story, Battle of Bamber Bridge, won the Public Affairs award. This story was covered by Lauren Frayer and Fatima Al-Kassab.

Juana Summers' All Things Considered story, One Couple's Fight to Cure ALS won the Interview Feature Award. This story was edited by Courtney Dorning and produced by Elena Burnett.

NPR's coverage of the UAW strike on Morning Edition & All Things Considered won the Crisis Coverage/Breaking News Award. Andrea Hsu, Danielle Kaye, Camila Domonoske and Rafael Nam contributed to this coverage.

All Things Considered won the Series award for On the Ground in Iran. This series was hosted by Mary Louise Kelly, edited by Courtney Dorning, and produced by Fatma Tanis and Connor Donevan.

WBUR and NPR won the News Feature award for 'I ain't found it yet.' No Line this Mother Won't Cross to Save Addicted Daughter. LA Johnson, Martha Bebinger, Andrea De Leon, Walter Ray Watson, Elisabeth Harrison, Lisa Creamer, and Nicole Werbeck contributed to this story.