Winner
Peter Lisagor Award
Best Reporting on Environment and Climate Change
Rooting out Risk: Cicero’s Challenge to Build a Safe Inclusive Park
Chicago Headline ClubRecognition
Individual and collaborative honors across environmental reporting, investigations, audio and community centered journalism.
Winner
Best Reporting on Environment and Climate Change
Rooting out Risk: Cicero’s Challenge to Build a Safe Inclusive Park
Chicago Headline ClubFinalist
Best Community Reporting (small or medium print/online)
Everyone Is Mad at the Wrong People, with Wendy Wei
South Side Weekly · Chicago Headline ClubWinner
Investigative Reporting
Profiled: The State of Traffic Stops in Illinois
Investigative Project on Race and Equity with WBEZFinalist · Team Recognition
Health/Medical Podcast and Narrative/Documentary Podcast
100 Latina Birthdays — Reporter
LWC StudiosWinner
Public Interest Journalism
Profiled: The State of Traffic Stops in Illinois
Chicago Headline ClubFinalist
Guaranteed income coverage
City Bureau fellowship team reporting
Chicago Headline ClubWinner · Team Recognition
Community Engagement Award
Borderless Magazine’s field canvassing program, which helped inform the reporting and engagement strategy for After the Buses
LION PublishersRegional Winner
Excellence in Innovation
WBEZ Curious City Pilsen episode
RTDNAFinalist
Best Single Podcast
WBEZ Curious City Pilsen episode
Chicago Headline ClubWinner · Team Recognition
Insight Award for Explanatory Journalism and Breaking Barriers Award
Unrest in Cicero: How One Day Shook a Town — Cicero Independiente team
Institute for Nonprofit NewsFellowships & Mentoring
Media Advisor for Northeastern Illinois University Communication & Media students.
Selected to develop a community engagement project connected to environmental reporting in Cicero.
Assisted youth in creating an audio story about green spaces and parks in Little Village, in partnership with City Bureau.
Reported on guaranteed income, reentry and the economic conditions shaping Chicago families.
Reported on environmental justice, industrial pollution and demolition dust in Little Village.