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268<p><strong>Scroll down for full JFP award list since 2004.</strong></p>
269
270<p>The Jackson Free Press and our journalists have won many awards and prizes since we launched in late 2002—more than 155 and counting—much of it for deep work that had clear impacts on the community and the state, from our <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/pearlriver/">“Two Lakes” and "One Lake" investigations</a> to <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/byrom/">our work on Michelle Byrom that helped get her off death row, </a> to <a href="https://solutions.jacksonfreepress.com/">our impactful criminal- and juvenile-justice work. </a> 
271
272<p>Our collaborative journalism and commentary have <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/gangs/">stopped a bad gang law (twice), </a>  introduced  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2018/dec/13/former-criminals-training-stop-violence-jackson-15/">the idea and need for violence interrupters and credible messengers</a> to the capital city and Mississippi, and led to new Jackson Police Department policies on <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2018/feb/27/mayor-no-more-mugshots-released-juveniles-people-s/">releasing mugshots of minors </a> and  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/policeshootings/">successfully challenged the long-held policy of not releasing the names of officers</a>
273 involved in shootings and deaths. </p>
274
275<p>Our work on the  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/search/vertical/news.story/?q=personhood">
275failed Personhood amendment</a> helped lift up voices of the <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2011/nov/23/grassroots-mamas-tell-all/">“grassroots mamas” who would ultimately prevail at the ballot box, </a> surprising the world. (Many of them are named below in public-service awards for Personhood coverage, due to their powerful opinion pieces.) Our <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/frankmelton/">journalism led directly to two trials and heightened scrutiny of Mayor Frank Melton, </a> culminated with him losing re-election, as well as to officials taking his guns away and removing the young men he was “fostering” in his home without being a certified foster parent and <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2006/apr/12/on-the-road-again-with-frank-melton/">while playing with guns while drunk as we observed first-hand.</a> </p>
276
277<p>And <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/deemoore/">our work helped find former Klansman James Ford Seale alive </a> and then put him on trial, ultimately sending him to prison for his role in the kidnapping and murders of Henry Dee and Charles Moore in 1964 <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2019/nov/08/corporate-media-and-insulting-shenanigans/">(and even as others tried to take full credit for it and erase our role). </a> Our journalism is widely cited in many federal court cases, in fact,  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/hb1523/">including our work on Mississippi's anti-LGBT HB 1523.</a></p>
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279<p>Then, in 2020 as the pandemic hit, JFP coverage led accountability coverage of Gov. Tate Reeves and other state leaders, called for stronger safety precautions and leadership, and demanded COVID-19 data broken down by both race and gender. Our pandemic coverage attracted national media attention and kept the pressure on for a stronger safety response, even as our reporter, Nick Judin in his first journalism position, met hostility from the governor, this deputies and even other media who were more sympathetic to the governor's position. </p>
280
281<p>Those examples only touch on the impact of our award-winning journalism in Mississippi. We are particularly proud of all the public-service awards below, because that is our primary goal. Following is a full list of awards, with links to much of the work (and more links on the way). Thanks to Leslyn Smith for “reading” our award walls and putting together this exhaustive list, which we had never taken time to put in one place. Both the Green Eyeshade Awards and the Diamond Awards are awarded by chapters of the Society for Professional Journalists serving the southeastern U.S. The Association of Alternative Newsmedia is a national contest.</p>
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283<p>Note that most journalism occurred the previous calendar year before the official awards year. Some categories, such as public service and for investigative work, can also honor work outside the previous calendar year. We appreciate all the hard work that led to these awards over the years.</p>
284
285<h2>2021 Awards</h2>
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287<p><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/"><strong><em>SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2020</em></strong></a> 
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289<p><strong>Public Service in Non-Daily Journalism, 1st Place</strong>: Nick Judin, Reporting for Safety in Pandemic Mississippi 
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291<p><strong>Disaster Coverage, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>: Nick Judin, "Science and Safety of Coronavirus in Mississippi"
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293<p><strong>Feature Writing, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>: Nick Judin, "The Faces of Coronavirus in Mississippi"
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295<p><strong>Politics Reporting, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>: Nick Judin, "And the Politics Play On"
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297<p><strong>Serious Commentary, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>:  Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes from COVID Safety to Cruel Ancestors 
298
299<p><strong>Courts & the Law Reporting, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>: Kayode Crown, Policing Mental Health and Public Safety
300
301<p><em><strong><a href="https://arkansasspj.org/2021/06/18/2021-diamond-journalism-awards-winners/">SPJ Diamond Journalism Awards for work in 2020</a></strong></em>
302
303<p><strong>Explanatory reporting, Non-Dailies, 1st Place</strong>: Kayode Crown, "Of Water, Heat and Asphalt: The Science of Road Paving” <strong>Judges</strong>: "People care a great deal about their roads. This story does a terrific job of explaining how complicated a seemingly simple repaving project can be. Well done."
304
305<p><strong>Commentary, Print/Online, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd, “Righting Racism During COVID-19” <strong>Judges</strong>: "Columnists are at their best when they use history and facts to hold people, systems, and institutions to account. Ladd does it all and does it superbly. So well written. Thank y
305ou for the great read."
306
307<p><strong>Outstanding New Journalist, 3rd Place</strong>: Kayode Crown <strong>Judges</strong>: "The amount of detail Kayode Crown puts into his stories is impressive. That exemplifies a passion for reporting and writing that easily connects with readers. Plus, there’s always context provided about what impact a story has on the community. These important traits are evident now and will be well-used in the future."
308
309<p><strong>Breaking News, Non-Daily, 2nd Place</strong>: Nick Judin, “Gov. Tate Reeves’ slow responses to COVID-19"
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311<p><strong>Ongoing Coverage, Non-Daily, 2nd Place</strong>: Nick Judin, “Digging Deep for COVID-19 solutions in Mississippi,” Nick Judin
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314<h2>2020 Awards</h2>
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316<p><em><strong>Associated Press (Louisiana/Mississippi) Awards, for work in 2019</strong></em><p><strong>Investigative reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, "God Save the Governor: Phil Bryant, Brexit Soldier”  <strong>Judges</strong>: "Ashton Pittman's expansive look at Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant's ties to the Brexit movement (and the Trump administration) starts with a tantalizing anecdote. Prince Charles encounters the governor in Buckingham Palace and, upon learning who he is, asks: "What on earth are you doing here?" Pittman then goes on to explain, in exhaustive detail, the governor's ties to those inside the Brexit and Trump campaigns. A fascinating read."
317
318<p><strong>Business reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Seyma Bayram, "A Colorful Past: Can the Sun-N-Sand Be Saved?” <strong>Judges</strong>: “Well-researched … pulls reader in and covers a lot of ground.”
319
320<p><strong>Features, 1st Place:</strong> Seyma Bayram, "Long Sentences, Broken Lives" <strong>Judges:</strong> “Good piece. Humanizes a serious problem in the Mississippi justice system and why a reader needs to pay attention.”
321
322<p><strong>Features, 2nd Place</strong>: Aliyah Veal, “More Love Than Hate: Rappers' Deaths Sobering, Yet Inspirational" <strong>Judges:</strong> “Nice piece that illustrates why Nipsey Hussle was important to local musicians.” 
323
324<p><strong>Breaking News, 2nd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, "White Supremacists Caught at Emmett Till Memorial Making Propaganda Film" <strong>Judges:</strong> “Good timing and good background.”
325
326<p><strong>Continuing Coverage, 2nd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, "Mississippi ICE Raids, Before and After" <strong>Judges:</strong> “An expansive look at many different angles of a frustrating and scary situation.”
327
328<p><strong>Personal Columns, 2nd Place</strong>: Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes <strong>Judges:</strong> “Strong voice on important topics.”
329
330<p><strong>General News, 3rd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, "Mississippi: The Battleground for Roe v. Wade's Future?" <strong>Judges:</strong> “This piece tells a compelling story of the potential struggle women in Mississippi could once again face.”
331
332<p><em><strong><a href="https://arkansasspj.org/2020/06/30/2020-diamond-awards-winners/">SPJ Diamond Journalism Awards for work in 2019</a></strong></em>
333
334<p><strong>Community Service, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, Aliyah Veal, Donna Ladd, ICE Raids in Mississippi
335
336<p><strong>News Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, Immigration Raids, Mississippi Economy
337
338<p><strong>Arts and Culture Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Aliyah Veal, "More Love Than Hate: Rappers’ Deaths Sobering, Yet Inspirational"
339
340<p><strong>Political Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, Race and Gender in Mississippi Elections
341
342<p><strong>Health Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, "Abortion Fight Obscuring Maternal Mortality"
343
344<p><strong>Columns, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes: Women and Politics in Mississippi
345
346<p><strong>Investigative Reporting, 2nd Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, "God Save the Governor: Phil Bryant, Brexit Soldier"
347
348<p><strong>Robert S. McCord Freedom of Information Award, 2nd Place</strong>: Seyma Bayram, Donna Ladd, Nick Judin
349
350<p><em><strong><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/2020-winners/">SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards (SPJ, southeast U.S.) for work in 2019</a></strong></em>
351
352<p><strong>Public Affairs Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman, Abortion Rights v. Southern Government
353
354<p><strong>Courts & the Law Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Seyma Bayram, "Long Sentences, Broken Lives” 
355
356<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, "Women in Southern Politics and Media" 
357
358<p><strong>Feature Writing, 3rd Place</strong>: Aliyah Veal, “More Love Than Hate: Rappers' Deaths Sobering, Yet Inspirational" 
359
360<p><strong>Politics Reporting, 3rd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, "Southern Politics from Phil Bryant to Joe Biden" 
361
362<p><strong>General News Reporting, 3rd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, Aliyah Veal, Donna Ladd, "ICE Raids in Mississippi" 
363
364<p><strong>Public Service in Non-Daily Journalism, 3rd Place: </strong>Ashton Pittman, Aliyah Veal, Ingrid Cruz, Jay Kucia, Duvalier Malone, Donna Ladd, "Covering ICE Raids, Connecting People"
365
366<p><em><strong><a href="https://aan.org/aan/2020-aan-awards-winners/">Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2019</a></strong></em><p><strong>Political Columns, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, for Editor’s Notes, “The Political Hell Women Face in Mississippi”
367
368<p><strong>Columns, 3rd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, for Dossier columns, “Truth to (Media) Power in Mississippi"
369
370<p><strong>Music Writing, 3rd Place:</strong> Aliyah Veal
371
372<p><strong>Immigration Reporting, Honorable Mention:</strong> Ashton Pittman, Aliyah Veal, “ICE Raids in Mississippi”
373
374<p><strong>Extremism Coverage, Honorable Mention:</strong> Ashton Pittman, “God Save the Governor: Phil Bryant, Brexit Soldier” 
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376<p><strong>
376 Columbia Graduate School of Journalism <a href="https://journalism.columbia.edu/2020-alumni-awards">Alumni Award</a></strong>: Donna Ladd
377
378<p><strong>Connecting the Dots Foundation, Women of Courage and Strength Award:</strong> Donna Ladd
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382<h2>2019 Awards</h2>
383<p><a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2019/jun/19/jfp-pulling-record-20-journalism-awards-honors-wor/">(Click here for links to all JFP award-winning work in 2018)</a>
384<p><strong><em>Associated Press (Louisiana/Mississippi) Awards for work in 2018</em></strong>
385<p><strong>Business Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, "Private Prisons on Trial"
386<p><strong>Political Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, Donna Ladd, Amber Helsel for coverage of Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith’s Re-election Campaign, Segregation Academies
387 
388<p><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/2019-winners/"><strong><em>SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for Work in 2018</em></strong></a> 
389
390<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Ko Bragg, Taylor Langele and Marie Weidmayer for <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/policeshootings/">Office-Involved Shooting Transparency</a>
391
392<p><strong>Politics Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, Donna Ladd, Amber Helsel, Coverage of Cindy Hyde-Smith’s Re-election Campaign
393
394<p><strong>Public Affairs Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, School Choice and Vouchers
395
396<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes: Tackling Structural Racism and Sexism
397
398<p><strong>Editorial Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Editorial Board, City Development, Crime, Transparency, Press Freedom
399
400<p><strong>Travel Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Ko Bragg, "From Mississippi to Liberia: The Living Legacy of America’s West African Colony"
401
402<p><strong>Courts & the Law Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd and Arielle Dreher
403
404<p><strong>Courts & the Law Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Ko Bragg, Policing Beat Coverage
405
406<p><strong>General News Reporting, 2nd Place</strong>: Arielle Dreher, Reversing 'Roe'; Planned Parenthood, Immigration
407
408<p><strong>Features, 2nd Place:</strong> Ko Bragg
409
410<p><strong>Consumer Reporting, 2nd place:</strong> Arielle Dreher and Marie Weidmayer, Lake Development Drives Flood-control Project (archive)
411
412<p><em><strong><a href="https://arkansasspj.org/2019/06/26/2019-diamond-journalism-awards-announced/">Diamond Journalism Awards for work in 2018</a></strong></em>
413
414<p><strong>Outstanding New Journalist, 1st Place</strong>: Ashton Pittman<strong> Judges:</strong> "Ashton Pittman provides impressive depth and context to his reporting. He brings a much-needed historical perspective to current political stories."
415
416<p><strong>Community Service, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd and Arielle Dreher for Mississippi gang coverage in 2018 <strong>Judges:</strong> “Excellent example of community-service journalism with a significant impact.”
417
418<p><strong>Robert McCord Freedom of Information Award, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Ko Bragg, Taylor Langele and Marie Weidmayer, Police-shooting transparency, including editorials <strong>Judges:</strong> "While many questions are yet to be answered, the persistent coverage by the JFP to hold the police accountable must be applauded. This is seeking information and closure for the families affected by these shootings."
419
420<p><strong>News coverage, 1st Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, Battle Over Education Funding <strong>Judges:</strong> "A very significant issue is that of school vouchers. This group of stories on pros and cons of public versus private educational funding used as a human interest story to personalize the issue of inadequate special ed funding in public schools and statistics that showed poor students who moved to private schools with vouchers actually did worse than those still in public school. It showed how a state issue soon became a national battleground, including funding from the Walton and Koch families. It also probed the difference between two plans proposed for the area. Thorough and a good roadmap for reporting on the issue in other communities."
421
422<p><strong>Arts and culture coverage, 1st Place:</strong> Amber Helsel (See archive)<strong> Judges:</strong> "Was pleasantly surprised by these stories. While I don’t typically enjoy food-type activities, the author draws one in by talking to the people behind the food and going from there. Well written with style that effectively had me feeling like I was in the 
423
424<p><strong>Politics coverage, 1st Place:</strong> Ashton Pittman, Donna Ladd and Amber Helsel for for “Cindy Hyde-Smith: Segregation academies and hanging quips” <strong>Judges:</strong> "Entries were enterprising, in-depth and insightful."
425
426<p><strong>Opinion writing, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd
427
428<hr />
429
430<h2>2018 Awards</h2>
431
432<p><em><strong>SPJ Green EyeShade Awards for Work in 2017</strong></em>
433
434<p><strong>"Best in Division”:</strong> Ko Bragg, Arielle Dreher, Donna Ladd, Juvenile-Justice Reporting in Mississippi
435
436<p><strong>Public Service, First Place:</strong> Ko Bragg, Arielle Dreher, Donna Ladd, “Juvenile Justice Reform in Mississippi”
437
438<p><strong>Editorials, 2nd place</strong>: JFP Editorial Board, Editorials
439
440<p><strong>Feature writing, 3rd place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, "Still Fighting at Home: Transgender Veterans Caught in the Flux"
441<p><strong>Courts and the Law reporting, 3rd place:</strong> Ko Bragg, "Hinds DA on Trial, Again"
442
443<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 3rd place: </strong> Donna Ladd, Editor's Notes: From Scientific Racism to #MeToo
444
445<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2017</strong></em><p><strong>Political Columns, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, for Editor’s Notes, “Playing Politics with Race, Civil Rights”
446
447<hr />
448
449<h2>2017 Awards</h2>
450
451<p><em><strong>Associated Press (Louisiana/Mississippi) Awards for work in 2016:</strong></em>
452<p><strong>Investigative/Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd and Imani Khayyam for <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2016/apr/20/hunger-live-struggle-interrupt-cycle-violence/">"A Hunger to Live: Interrupting Violence in Jackson, Miss."</a> and <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2017/mar/27/jfp-staffers-receive-first-place-honors-2016-assoc/">several follow-up stories.</a> 
453
454<p><strong>Editorials, 1st Place, Editorial Board:</strong>  State Flag, Voter ID, Frivolous Planned Parenthood Law (Judges: "Gutsy work among many strong contenders”)
455
456<p><strong><a href="https://variety.com/2017/film/news/glaad-media-awards-winners-list-1202410699/">GLAAD Media Award</a>:</strong> Arielle Dreher, "Nowhere to Go: LGBT Youth on the Move” 
457
458<p><em><strong>SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards, for work in 2016:</strong></em>
459<p><strong>Best in Division:</strong> Donna Ladd, “A Hunger to Live in the Washington Addition”
460<p><strong>General News Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher on Trump, Human Trafficking; Refugee Kids; SNAP
461<p><strong>Feature Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, “A Hunger to Live in the Washington Addition”
462<p><strong>Public Affairs Reporting, 1st P</strong>lace: Donna Ladd, Tim Summers Jr., “DA Files: Prosecuting a Prosecutor”<p><strong>
463Politics Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Arielle Dreher, “The Money and Power Behind Mississippi Politics”
464<p><strong>Editorial Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Staff on Voting, Juvenile Justice, Frivolous Laws
465<p><strong>Public Service in Non-Daily Journalism, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Arielle Dreher, Tim Summers Jr., Sierra Mannie, “Preventing Violence: Reporting Solutions for the City’s Crime”
466<p><strong>Business Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Tim Summers Jr., Arielle Dreher, “Hostile Takeover of the Jackson Airport”
467<p><strong>Courts & The Law Reporting, 2nd Plac</strong>e: Arielle Dreher, Sierra Mannie, “HB 1523’s Journey from the Statehouse to the Courthouse”<p><strong>
468Consumer Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, “Fight Against Planned Parenthood and the State’s Only, and Private, Abortion Clinic”<p><strong>
469Serious Commentary, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes on Policing, Racism and Seeking Higher Ground
470
471<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2016:</strong></em>
472<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> “Interrupting Violence in Jackson, Miss.” by Donna Ladd, Arielle Dreher, Imani Khayyam, Tim Summers Jr., Sierra Mannie, Maya Miller, Marzavier Harrington, Kristin Brenemen
473<p><strong>Political Columns, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes 
474<p><strong>Race Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Sierra Mannie, “Jumping the Line: Caught in the Crossfire of Ridgeland’s Demographic Struggles”
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476<hr />
477
478<h2>2016 Awards</h2>
479
480<p><em><strong>SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2015:</strong></em>
481<p><strong>Best of Division</strong>: Donna Ladd, Arielle Dreher, Imani Khayyam and Kristin Brenemen, “Mississippi Flag: Unearthing a Difficult Past”
482<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Arielle Dreher, Imani Khayyam & Kristin Brenemen, “Mississippi Flag: Unearthing a Difficult Past”
483<p><strong>General News Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, Education and Politics in Mississippi
484<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes on Policing, Education and the State Flag
485<p><strong>Editorial Writing, 2nd Place:</strong> Editorial Board, 2016 Editorials
486<p><strong>Public Affairs Reporting, 3rd Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, “The Battle for Initiative 42”
487<p><strong>Courts & The Law Reporting, 3rd Place:</strong> Arielle Dreher, “The Legal Trials for LGBT Rights, Divorce, Adoption”
488
489<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2015:</strong></em>
490<p><strong>Public Service, 3rd Place:</strong> The Fight to Change the Mississippi Flag, by Todd Stauffer, Donna Ladd, Arielle Dreher, Kristin Brenemen, Imani Khayyam, Amber Helsel, Micah Smith, Dustin Cardon, Adria Walker, Maya Miller, Zilpha Young, and Kimberly Griffin
491
492<p><strong>Free Speech, Honorable Mention:</strong> Arielle Dreher and Donna Ladd for Secretive PACs in Mississippi (series)
493
494<hr />
495
496<h2>2015 Awards</h2>
497
498<p><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/past-winners/2015-winners/"><strong>SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards 2015 for work in 2014:</strong></a>
499<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Ronni Mott, Donna Ladd, R.L. Nave, “Michelle Byrom: An Innocent Woman on Death Row?”
500<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Race, LGBT Rights, Family Violence and An Innocent Woman
501<p><strong>Editorial Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd and R.L. Nave, Editorials on Corruption, Transparency, School Choice
502<p><strong>General News Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: R.L. Nave, Haley Ferretti, Anne Wolfe, “The Fight for LGBT Rights in Mississippi”
503<p><strong>Politics Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> R.L. Nave, Anna Wolfe, Donna Ladd, Elections and PAC Transparency in Mississippi
504<p><strong>Courts and The Law Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> R.L Nave, Prisons, Jails and Juvenile Justice in Mississippi
505<p><strong>Feature Writing, 3rd Place</strong>: R.L Nave, “Ferguson: An American Moment”
506
507<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2014:</strong></em>
508<p><strong>Public Service, 2nd Place:</strong> Ronni Mott, R.L. Nave, Oliver E. Diaz Jr., Donna Ladd for “Michelle Byrom: An Innocent Woman on Death Row?” (series) 
509Free Speech, 3rd Place: R.L. Nave, Anna Wolfe, Donna Ladd for “Fighting to Uncover Hidden PAC Money in Mississippi” (series)
510<p><strong>LGBT/Gender Equality Coverage, 3rd Place:</strong> And LGBTQ Rights March On in Mississippi by Anna Wolfe, Haley Ferretti, Kit Williamson, R.L. Nave, Joce Pritchett, Eddie Outlaw, Zack Orsborn, Donna Ladd, Trip Burns, and Dustin Cardon
511<p><strong>Political Columns, 3rd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Politics of Corruption; ‘Religious Freedom’; and A Barbour’s Racism
512
513<hr />
514
515<h2>2014 Awards</h2>
516
517<p><em><strong><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/2014-winners/">SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2013:</a></strong></em>
518<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes on bigotry and injustice in Mississippi<p><strong>Courts and Law Reporting, 1st Place:</strong>
518 R.L. Nave, Coverage of Politics and Criminal Justice in Jackson, Miss.
519<p><strong>Public Service, 3rd Place:</strong> R.L. Nave, Donna Ladd, Ronni Mott, Jacob Fuller for coverage of the 2013 Jackson city elections 
520<p><strong>Feature Writing, 3rd Place:</strong> R.L. Nave
521
522<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2013:</strong></em>
523<p><strong>Features, 3rd Place:</strong> R.L. Nave, “Killing Quardious Thomas” 
524
525<hr />
526
527<h2>2013 Awards</h2>
528
529<p><em><strong><a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/weblogs/jackblog/2013/may/08/jfp-wins-multiple-journalism-awards/">SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2012</a>:</strong></em>
530
531<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Ronni Mott, R.L. Nave, Vergie Redmond, Donna Ladd on Voter ID in Mississippi
532<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, "Yes, It Was That Bad"; "Walking with Mr. Meredith"; "Beating the Spread"; "Southern Strategy’s Last Stand"; "The Contraception Wars"
533<p><strong>Feature Writing, 1st Place</strong>: R.L. Nave, "Inside The Abortion Clinic Battle"; "Rebel Land: A Racial History of Oxford and Ole Miss"; "Facing the Odds in the Washington Addition"; "Promised Land"; "Private Prisons, Public Problems"
534<p><strong>Courts & The Law Reporting, 3rd Place</strong>: R.L. Nave, "Private Prison, Public Problems"; "MDOC Sticks With Private Prisons"; "Night Riders"; "Inside the Abortion Clinic Battle"; "Clinic Remains Open"
535
536<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2012:</strong></em>
537<p><strong>Columns, 1st Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes
538<p><strong>Feature Story, 3rd Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: R.L. Nave, “Rebel Land”
539<p><strong>Music Criticism, 3rd Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: Briana Robinson, “A Musical Family Affair”; “From the Ukulele to ’60s Pop”; “For the Sheer Joy of It”
540<p><strong>Political Columns, 3rd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, “A Romney Runs Through Us”; “The Southern Strategy’s Last Stand?”; “Beware the GOP’s (Un)Scientific Sexism”
541
542<hr />
543
544<h2>2012 Awards</h2>
545
546<p><em><strong><a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2012/jun/16/jfp-wins-awards-for-feature-writing-public/">SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2011</a>:</strong></em> 
547<p><strong>Feature Writing, 1st Place:</strong> Valerie Wells, <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2011/sep/07/news-wars-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-clarion-ledger/">“The Rise and Fall of The Clarion-Ledger”</a>
548<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd
549<p><strong>Public Service, 2nd Place:</strong> <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/personhood">Mississippi Defeats Personhood</a> “Ready, Boots? Start Marching!”; “Danger Looming Large”; “Preparing for Battle”; “It’s About Women’s Rights”; “Where is the Line?”; “Personhood Supporters Shocked”; “A Pandora’s Box”; “Grassroots Mamas Tell All”; “Inside Yes on 26”; and “What the Mamas Taught Us.” <strong>Contributors:</strong> Valerie Wells, Elizabeth Waibel, Lacey McLaughlin, Donna Ladd, Lori Garrott, Shannon Barbour, Stacey Spiehler, Funmi Franklin, R.L. Nave, Adam Lynch
550
551<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2011:</strong></em>
552<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Mississippi Defeats Personhood “Ready, Boots? Start Marching!”; “Danger Looming Large”; “Preparing for Battle”; “It’s About Women’s Rights”; “Where is the Line?”; “Personhood Supporters Shocked”; “A Pandora’s Box”; “Grassroots Mamas Tell All”; “Inside Yes on 26”; and “What the Mamas Taught Us.” <strong>Contributors</strong>: Valerie Wells, Elizabeth Waibel, Lacey McLaughlin, Donna Ladd, Lori Garrott, Shannon Barbour, Stacey Spiehler, and Funmi Franklin
553<p><strong>Political Column, 2nd Place:</strong> Tom Head, “Hazardous Civility”; “Immigrants vs. Profit”; and “And the Good News Is…”
554<p><strong>Innovation/Format Buster, 2nd Place:</strong> Staff, “Good Ideas” Issues
555
556<hr />
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558<h2>2011 Awards</h2>
559
560<p><em><strong><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/past-winners/2010-winners">SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2010:</a></strong></em> 
561<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd, Editor’s Notes
562<p><strong>Politics Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Adam Lynch, “Are Judges Up For Sale in Mississippi?” 
563<p><strong>Feature Writing, 3rd Place:</strong> Lacey Mclaughlin, “Kids Having Kids”
564<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2010:</strong></em>
565<p><strong>Feature Story, 2nd Place:</strong> Valerie Wells and Donna Ladd, “Rush to Judgment: Trying Kids As Adults”<p><strong>Public Service, Honorable Mention:</strong> Ronni Mott, Lacey McLaughlin, Donna Ladd, Kamikaze, Casey Purvis, and Sophie McNeil: Domestic Violence coverage, including breaking coverage of Gov. Haley Barbour’s pardon of brutal killers of women
566<p><strong>Columns, Honorable Mention:</strong> Donna Ladd, “Ain’t That Something,” “For the Kids,” “All God’s Children”
567
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570<h2>2010 Awards</h2>
571<p><em><strong><a href="http://www.greeneyeshade.org/past-winners/2009-winners/">
571SPJ Green Eyeshade Awards for work in 2009</a></strong>:</em>
572<p><strong>Courts and Law Reporting, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Ward Schaefer, Adam Lynch, “The Curious Case of Frank Melton” (series)
573<p><strong>Non-Deadline Reporting, 1st Place</strong>: Ronni Mott, “Preventing Violence Against Women” and the murder of Heather Spencer:  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2009/oct/07/did-she-have-to-die/">"Did She Have to Die?"</a>
574<p><strong>Serious Commentary, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd<p><strong>
575Public Service, 2nd Place:</strong> Adam Lynch, Donna Ladd, Todd Stauffer, Ward Schaefer for “Two Lakes” coverage 
576
577<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2009:</strong></em>
578<p><strong>Public Service, 2nd Place:</strong> Adam Lynch, Ward Schaefer, Todd Stauffer, Donna Ladd for “Two Lakes” coverage (series)
579<p><strong>Investigative Reporting, Honorable Mention:</strong> Ward Schaefer on Jackson Public Schools contracts
580
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583<h2>2009 Awards</h2>
584
585<p><strong>Parents & Kids Magazine, Family Favorite:</strong> Jackson Free Press
586
587<hr />
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589<h2>2008 Awards</h2>
590
591<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2007:</strong></em>
592<p><strong>Public Service, 1st Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Kate Medley, Matt Saldana: <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/deemoore/">Road to Meadville: Justice for Henry Dee and Charles Moore</a> (series)
593<p><strong>Feature Story, 1st Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: Donna Ladd: “We Are Family: A Klan Child Fans a Different Flame”
594News writing, Honorable Mention: Adam Lynch, <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2007/nov/14/the-state-of-jpd/">“The State of JPD”</a>
595<p><strong>ACLU: Outstanding Coverage of Human Rights Issues:</strong> Jackson Free Press
596
597<hr />
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599<h2>2007 Awards</h2>
600<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2006:</strong></em>
601<p><strong>Feature Story, 1st Place:</strong> Brian Johnson,  <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2006/jul/26/deepest-midnight-cedric-willis-and-the-failure-of/">“Deepest Midnight: Cedric Willis and the Failure of Mississippi Justice”</a>
602<p><strong>Investigative Reporting, 2nd Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: Brian Johnson, Donna Ladd, Adam Lynch for Coverage of Mayor Frank Melton:  “On the Road Again,” “Melton May Face Felony Charges,” “Nightmare on Ridgeway Street,” “D-Day For Mayor Frank Melton,” “Frankie’s Got a Gun,” “Can Melton be Removed?” “Another Melton Mentee Back in Jail”
603<p><strong>Columns, 3rd Place:</strong> Casey Parks, “Pity Would Be No More,” “Mississippi: America’s Africa,” “There Is No Other”
604<p><strong>Jackson 2000 Friendship Award (Racial Reconciliation):</strong> Donna Ladd, Derrick Johnson
605
606<hr />
607
608<h2>2006 Awards</h2>
609<p><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2005</strong>:
610<p><strong>News Stories, 1st Place:</strong> Adam Lynch,  “Evacuees Face Confusion,” “Bellsouth Looting Competitors?,” “Booting Delinquents“
611<p><strong>Investigative Reporting, Second Place:</strong> Jackson Free Press: Donna Ladd, <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/deemoore/">"Road to Meadville: Justice for Dee and Moore"</a> (series)
612<p><strong>Political Column, 2nd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd,  “Take the Time To Do It Right,” “The Hope Sleeps Tonight,” “We Need a Mayor, Not a Daddy“
613<p><strong>Media Reporting/Criticism, 2nd Place:</strong> Todd Stauffer, “The ‘Perception’ of the Ledger,” “Blowin’ in the Wind,” “Sensational Suburban Legends“
614<p><strong>Feature Story, 3rd Place:</strong> Casey Parks, “No Apologies: Inside Mississippi’s Pro-Life Movement“<p><strong>
615Website, Honorable Mention:</strong> jacksonfreepress.com
616
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619<h2>2005 Awards</h2>
620
621<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2004:</strong></em>
622<p><strong>Feature Story, 1st Place</strong>: Donna Ladd, “Alleged Victims”<p><strong>News Stories, 1st Place:</strong> Ayana Taylor<p><strong>Food Writing, 2nd Place:</strong> Jesse Yancy
623
624<hr />
625
626<h2>2004 Awards</h2>
627
628<p><em><strong>Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for work in 2003:</strong></em>
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630<p><strong>Music Writing- Second Place:</strong>  Donna Ladd, <a href="https://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2013/jun/05/mr-dylan-mr-evers
630/">Mr. Dylan, Mr. Evers</a>
631<p><strong>Columns, 3rd Place:</strong> Donna Ladd, Editor's Notes
632<p><strong>The Alvis Hunt Award:</strong> Donna Ladd for racial-healing work
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