Excellence in Radio First: Julia Scott for “Bon Voyage,” KALW 91.7 FM Second: Bob Mondello for “Hollywood's History of Putting Gay Rights on Trial,” with Sara Sarasohn and Sami Yenigun, NPR All Things Considered
Excellence in Local Television First: Joe Fryer for “Same-Sex Marriage in Washington,” with Jeff Christian, KING-TV
Excellence in Network Television First: David Corvo for “Golden Star,” with Kate Snow, Charmian Ling, Meghan Frank and Beverly Chase, NBCUniversal Second: Tommy Nguyen for “Josie's Story,” with Hoda Kotb, Allison Orr Nicholas Capote and Liz Cole,...
Excellence in Student Journalism First: Sarah Fournier for “Transition Leads to Joy,” Pavement Pieces Second: Alissa Brouillet for “The LGBT Mind,” with Adam Ilenich, Kellie Rowe, Marcela Salvador and Justin Wan, Media Garden
Excellence in Photojournalism First: Preston Gannaway for “Teddy Ebony as a Young Man,” The Virginian-Pilot Second: Scott A. Drake for “Gay Blades,” Philadelphia Gay News
Excellence in Multimedia First: Olivia Ford for the video series “A Day in the Life,” with Mark S. King, Becky Allen and Kellee Terrell, TheBody.com
Excellence in Online First: Blake Ellis for a series on same-sex couples financial challenges, CNNMoney Second: Alissa Bohling For “Transgender, Gender Nonconforming People Among First, Most Affected by War on Terror's Biometrics Craze,” Truthout Third: Michael Luongo...
Excellence in Opinion/Editorial First: Kate Riley for a series of same-sex marriage editorials with Lance Dickie, Thanh Tan and Sharon Pian Chan, The Seattle Times Second: Sean Bugg for an opinion writing series, Metro Weekly Third: Kerry Eleveld for “Why Barack...
Excellence in Feature First: Mark Johnson for “Uniquely Human: The Science of Gender,” Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Second: Joan Garrett McClane for “A tempest in my soul: A son's secret brings a Baptist minister to his knees,” Chattanooga Times Free Press...
Excellence in News First: Kate Sosin for “Generation Halsted, A Special Windy City Times LGBTQ Youth Investigation,” with Erica Demarest, Bill Healy and Tracy Baim Second: Chris Johnson for a series on historic LGBT election wins, Washington Blade Third: Timothy...