Awards

An independent news agency, Women's eNews, editor in chief Rita Henley Jensen and its writers have won over 35 awards since it was founded in 2000.

2011

Women's eNews and Women's Book Review and writers Caryl Rivers and Rosalind C. Barnett received an honorary mention in the Opinion category for Casey Medals for Meritorious Journalism for a series of articles published in 2010.

The judges announced "The authors are academics, but there’s nothing pedantic about this frank, no-nonsense appraisal of an oft-repeated fallacy about single-sex education."

Honored Stories: Single-Sex Ed Based on Baloney ScienceDon't Read Too Much Into Boys' Verbal ScoresLeft Behind? Actually, More Boys Take 'Gifted' Test, "Biology Equals Destiny?" (Print Only).

2010

Rita Henley Jensen was named in the new National Association of Female Executives Women of Excellence awards in the Social Media Star category for a woman who has harnessed social media to help women connect and thrive. Women’s eNews was credited with connecting the world with stories the mainstream misses.

Women's eNews, Rita Henley Jensen and writers Jennifer Waldref, Sharon Johnson, Allison Stevens, Cynthia L. Cooper, Marie Tessier, Lorraine Orlandi share the 2010 Exceptional Merit in Media Award in the Exceptional Internet Story category for The Memo: A Status Report on U.S. Women. The EMMA's are awarded annually by the National Women's Political Caucus.

2009

Women's eNews writer Carole Roye was awarded a Sexie, The Sex Positive Journalism Award, in the Opinion category for her article Hymen Mystique Remains Intact in Bare-All Culture.  The Sex Positive Journalism Awards were launched by sex positive organizations and writers and sponsored by Babeland, the woman-friendly sex store.

 

 

 

 

 

Carla Murphy: Urban Girls Jump into the Title IX GapWomen's eNews and writer Carla Murphy won the first prize in the New York Community Media Alliance IPPIE awards for best coverage of educational issues with the article Urban Girls Jump into Title IX Gap. The category honors articles that expose the complexity of the largest educational system in the country in its attempt to educate a highly diverse student population or expose difficulties encountered by immigrant students or low-income students in obtaining quality education.

 

 

 

2007

Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich won the Front Page Award for her commentaries distributed by Women's eNews: Bigger, Uglier, Story of Addicted Women Goes Untold and HIV-AIDS and Black Women? Time for Fireworks. The award is given by the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild.

 

 

 

 

Award for Algerian Amnesty Heightens Danger to WomenWomen's eNews and writer Leela Jacinto, based in Pari, wererecognized by the South Asian Journalists Association for her Algerian Amnesty Heightens Danger to Women in the new media category. Marketing intern Munira Ahmed accepted the award for Jacinto.

 

Also, Women's eNews was nominated for the Global Health Council Excellence in Media Award.

 

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