2009 Egan Award Winners Announced June 10, 2009
Division A (national circulation): Tom Roberts "Siding with KIDS to end cruelty" National Catholic Reporter
Division B (regional circulation over 35,000): Rick DelVecchio "Land of Modern Martyrs" Catholic San Francisco
Division C (regional circulation under 35,000): Dennis Sadowski "Mission: Honduras" Catholic Universe Bulletin

Winners will travel to Latin America in fall 2009. The trip will provide the journalists with an opportunity to witness first-hand the work of CRS and to meet people whose lives have been changed by the generosity of the U.S. Catholic community.

2009 Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence

Enter to Win an All-Expense Paid Trip Overseas

The Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence recognizes journalists who demonstrate excellence in reporting on humanitarian and social justice issues. The award was named after Eileen Egan, who devoted four decades of her life to assisting refugees and helping the poor.

The awards are judged by an independent, expert panel from the secular media that is knowledgeable on issues pertaining to the developing world. Judging will be conducted in April 2009. Selected judges will rank articles based on criteria previously outlined and established by Catholic Relief Services.

All winners will receive a trophy and an all-expense paid trip to visit CRS programs overseas.

Divisions

  1. National Circulation
  2. Regional/Local Circulation Above 35,000
  3. Regional/Local Circulation Below 35,000

The 2009 winners will be awarded a trophy and a trip overseas to witness the work of Catholic Relief Services.


Guidelines and Entry Form

Download the submission guidelines and entry form for the 2009 Eileen Egan Journalism Award.

Multiple Entry Form

To submit multiple entries for consideration, complete and submit the multiple entry form.

Past Winners

Read articles and view photos from the 2008 winners' trip.



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