Best of Digital Design Awards, Multiple Categories — ProPublica

Best of Digital Design Awards, Multiple Categories

March 22, 2022, 12 a.m. EDT

The Society for News Design honored ProPublica with 15 awards in its Best of Digital Design contest.

“Black Snow” won a Bronze Award in the environment & science category.

“What Parler Saw During the Attack on the Capitol” won an Award of Excellence for use of video and a Bronze Award in the breaking news category.

Visualizing Cancer Risk in Baytown, TX won an Award of Excellence for social media design.

“Can Air Pollution Cause Cancer? What You Need to Know About the Risks” won an Award for Excellence for use of animation.

“St. Jude Hoards Billions While Many of Its Families Drain Their Savings” won an Award of Excellence for use of animation.

“Cold Justice” won an Award of Excellence for use of commissioned illustration.

“America’s Food Safety System Failed to Stop a Salmonella Epidemic. It’s Still Making People Sick” won an Award of Excellence for use of commissioned illustration.

“Poison in the Air” won an Award of Excellence for use of maps and environment, health.

“The Broken Front Line” won an Award of Excellence for use of photography.

“Chicken Checker” won an Award of Excellence for health.

“The Secret IRS Files” won an Award of Excellence for coverage of business.

The ProPublica visual team portfolio won an Award of Excellence for art direction (staff or team).

The ProPublica news apps team portfolio won an Award of Excellence for story page design (staff or team).

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