The Marshall Project

The Marshall Project Wins an Edward R. Murrow Award

Honored with the national prize for “Excellence in Video.”

The Marshall Project’s immersive multimedia story on the lives of sex offenders living in Miami-Dade County, Florida, who abide by some of the most restrictive housing policies in the country, has been awarded for “Excellence in Video.” The organization was also awarded a regional Edward R. Murrow prize in the “News Documentary” category earlier in the year for produced in collaboration with WNYC.

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