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Washington, D.C., February 25, 1999 — The Pew Center for Civic Journalism and The Harwood
Symposium Keynote Speaker James Fallows Breaking the News, How the Media Undermine American Democracy Washington
To KQED-FM in San Francisco whose “Voice of the Voter” project was given first place
To the Charlotte Observer, whose series “Taking Back our Neighborhoods,” examining problems and solutions in
To the Charlotte Observer . Its “Taking Back our Neighborhoods” series was named a Pulitzer
To the Manhattan Mercury, Manhattan, Kan., which received the Inland Innovation Award for public journalism
Kim Alexander, executive director of the California Voter Foundation, received the James Madison Freedom of
By Ed Fouhy Pew Center’s Executive Director An estimated half a million Utah citizens –
The Charlotte Observer, “Taking Back Our Neighborhoods.” “The newspaper took an activist role by asking
Three newspapers with three very different projects that engaged their communities were selected to share