2012 will be the 35th Anniversary of the Frank Premack Public Affairs Reporting awards. Usually the nominations for the award come just from the newsrooms that produced the work. We'd like to make sure that we're not missing any great reporting that just doesn't get nominated by their newsrooms.
So, help us out by letting us know about reporting that uncovers previously unknown or little-known information pertinent to a public affairs topic. We are looking for journalism that attempts to fully explain an issue, describe its context, identify the people involved in it, and/or inform citizens about how they can become involved.
More about the Premack Awards and the criteria for the five award categories in the next posting.