Excellence in HIV/AIDS Coverage First: Rita Rubin for “Healing the Hurt,” with Oriol Gutierrez, POZ Magazine Second: Diane Anderson-Minshall for a series in HIV Plus Magazine

Sarah Pettit Memorial Award for the LGBT Journalist of the Year First: Lila Shapiro, The Huffington Post This year's Sarah Pettit LGBT Journalist of the Year Award goes to Lila Shapiro, a staff reporter at The Huffington Post. A judge praised her: “Shapiro shows a...

Journalist of the Year First: Michael Luongo, Freelance The NLGJA 2013 Journalist of the Year is Michael Luongo, a freelance journalist, editor and photographer and New York University adjunct professor who teaches travel writing. His work has appeared in The New York...

Excellence in Local TV First Place: WDAF-TV (Fox-Kansas City), “Meet My Moms” – Reporter/Anchor: Abby Eden – Photojournalist: Sarah Thacker

Excellence in Network Television First Place: CNN, “Anderson Cooper 360: Sissy Boy Experiments” – Correspondents: Anderson Cooper, Randi Kaye, – Executive Producer for AC360: Charlie Moore – Executive Producer: Bud Bultman – Producers: Jessi Joseph and Scott Bronstein...

Excellence in Online Journalism First Place: Jim Burroway, Box Turtle Bulletin, “What Are Little Boys Made of” Second Place: Michael Luongo, The Advocate, “Unlikely Activist” Third Place: Adam Polaski, Bilerico Project, Lez Get Real/Paula Brooks Scandal

Excellence in Radio First Place: California Report for KQED, “AIDS at 30” – Host/Reporter: Scott Shafer Second Place: SiriusXM OutQ News, “Live Coverage: Gay Marriage in New York” – Anchor/Producer: Xorje Olivares Third Place: State of the Re:Union, “Laramie After...

Excellence in Opinion/Editorial First Place: Aaron Stella, Philadelphia Gay News Second Place: Sean Bugg, Metro Weekly

Excellence in HIV/AIDS Coverage First Place: CNN, “30 Years of AIDS: Profiles” – Writer/Producers: Elizabeth Landau and Madison Park, Second Place: CNN, Sanjay Gupta MD: AIDS Turns 30 – Correspondent: Dr. Sanjay Gupta – Senior Executive Producer: Roni Selig –...

Excellence in Student Journalism First Place: Simon Husted, Fusion (Kent State), “Jake Nash: Speaking for the Transgender Community”