01/27: Michele Norris, of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Honored with 2010 duPont Award
January 27, 2010
Michele Norris, the critically-acclaimed co-host of NPR’s All Things Considered, has another award to add to her mantle: the 2010 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award. The duPont Awards are widely-recognized as the most prestigious prizes in broadcast news, and serve as a tribute to journalistic integrity. Norris and her All Things Considered co-host Steve Inskeep, were recognized for “The York Project: Race and the 2008 Vote.”
Called “a remarkable series of conversations about race and its role in the 2008 election,” Norris and “The York Project” delved deep into the hot-button issue of race and the presidency. Norris and Inskeep met with a diverse group of voters in the swing state of Pennsylvania, bringing a groundbreaking exchange of voices and opinions to NPR listeners.
One of public radio’s most recognizable voices, Michele Norris brings astute insight of current events to audiences around the country. Whether discussing American culture or international politics, her nuanced analysis brings a reassuring perspective to the often chaotic news cycle.
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