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CONTEST Judgments-Done Except for CUF 1 2016 NJ-SPJ AWARDS for work done in 2015 (includes all categories except Courage Under Fire) NEWS COMMENTS CATEGORY AWARD ENTRY TITLE WINNER OUTLET COMMENTS CONTINUED JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR For setting the pace of NJ coverage of Bridgegate and Matt Katz WNYC Chris Christie BEST MULTI-MEDIA PACKAGE “In Heroin’s Grip” is, quite simply, one of the best treatments of the heroin epidemic I’ve experienced to date. In fact, it’s heartbreaking — not simply because it so compelling chronicles the costs and consequences of the heroin epidemic, writ large in one community, but because it acknowledges the very real social and economic context in which it exists. The project carries so much emotional power through the videos. There is so much dignity conveyed here, so much loss. It allows each person’s story to speak for itself. This kind of reporting doesn’t just happen — it requires an enormous investment of time and planning, trust and vulnerability, but the Best Multi-Media The Record (Bergen result was more than worth it. The writing, the still photography, the Package First Place In Heroin's Grip Rebecca D. O'Brien County) videos, the editing — all outstanding. Welcome to Herointown is a novel, data-driven treatment that communicates the size and depth of the heroin problem. By asking the audience to participate in a thought experiment — to imagine a city populated by every New Jersey resident addicted to heroin, it Stephen offers a frame, a clarity of perspective and scale. The most compelling Stirling,Andre part of this project, however, is the collection of crowd-sourced, first- person accounts. It’s an illustration of the power of digital tools to Best Multi-Media Malok,Ashley collect and present a large set of diverse voices, giving users the Package Second Place Welcome to Herointown Peskoe power to explore the story in their own way. This map shows the This is an excellent and engaging data presentation that allows users to experience both a big-picture view and a granular one, down to Best Multi-Media racial makeup of every precise locations. It’s fascinating, and it invites so many questions and Package Third Place block in N.J. Stephen Stirling The Star-Ledger could be the source for so many stories. 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