1995

Casey Medals for Meritorious Journalism

1995 casey medals Winners

Project or Series: Over 200,000 circulation(all honorees)
Winner: "When Trouble Starts Young," The New York Times
By Joseph B. Treaster, Isabel Wilkerson, Don Terry, Rick Bragg and Celia W. Dugger
Project or Series: Under 200,000 circulation(all honorees)
Winner: "Jason's Story," The Ledger (Lakeland, Fla.)
By Eric Woodman
Winner: "Children of the Streets," Santa Cruz (Calif.) County Sentinel
By Peggy Townsend and Tracie White
Magazine(all honorees)
Winner: "Society's Child," San Francisco Focus
By Joan Walsh
Photojournalism(all honorees)
Winner: "Hope and Freedom," The Virginian-Pilot & The Ledger-Star
By Joseph John Kotlowski
Audio(all honorees)
Winner: "Little Wanderers" SOUNDPRINT Media Center (Washington, D.C.)
By Tovia Smith
Video: Short form(all honorees)
Winner: "Picture This," Wisconsin Public Television
By Reporter: Linda Friend; Videographer/Editor: Frank Boll; Sound Recordist: Tom Naunas
Winner: "Baby Brittany," WGME-TV (Portland, Maine)
By Crystal Canney
Video: Long form(all honorees)
Winner: "No Time To Be A Child," Nomadic Pictures Ltd. & WTVS Detroit Public Television
By Producers: Tod Solomon Lending and Daniel Alpert; Executive Producer: Robert F. Larson; Director of Photography: Slawomir Grunberg; Sound: Jacob Collins

about this award

The Casey Medals for Meritorious Journalism recognize exemplary reporting on children and families in the U.S. More than 4,500 journalists have competed for Casey Medals since 1994.