Reporting on Amazon, hostile state governments, and universities; working with survivors of trauma; and explaining their decision-making to audiences and more at the first annual Collier Awards Symposium for Ethics in Journalism held April 11, 2025.
The Peter F. Collier Awards for Ethics in Journalism celebrate journalism by student and professional journalists that meets the highest ethical standards in the face of pressure or incentives to do otherwise.
Read about the Collier AwardAnnouncing the Inaugural Awardees of the Collier Awards for Ethics in Journalism
The Washington Post, Mississippi Today, and University of Florida senior Garrett Shanley took home the top prizes at the Collier Awards for Ethics in Journalism held at the Paley Center for Media, April 10, 2025. The Baltimore Banner, Documented, The New Yorker, and NBC News were among the other awardees.
NYU Ethics and Journalism Initiative Announces Finalists for the Inaugural Peter F. Collier Award for Ethics in Journalism
Winners to be named in student, local, and international categories, with Dean Baquet serving as keynote speaker, at April 10 Paley Center event
The Baltimore Banner’s four-part series exposed decades of alleged sexual abuse and cover-up by officials of Greater Grace World Outreach Church, an international evangelical megachurch headquartered in Baltimore. The Banner’s coverage focused on a group of survivors who had been raised in the church but quit the congregation and began investigating sex abuse by church officials. Members of the survivors’ group were initially reluctant to speak on the record, but the Banner spent months building trust by allowing survivors to set the pace and tone of interviews and assuring that sources who agreed to be identified were aware of the potential consequences. Before publishing, Banner journalists traveled to Maine and Virginia to confront church leaders in person.