AltWeekly Awards
The entry period for the 2013 AAN Awards has closed.
All entries will be judged by the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. Finalists will be announced in May 2013. The order of finish will be announced during a reception at the annual AAN Conference in Miami, July 11â13, 2013. All winners will receive certificates.
Previous Winners:
2012 AAN Awards Winners
2011 AAN Awards Winners
2010 AAN Awards Winners
History:
The AAN Awards honor superior journalism and graphic design among alternative publications across the United States and Canada. The contest promotes excellence by recognizing work that is well written, incisively reported and effectively challenges established orthodoxies.
The first contest was organized in 1996. Each year since, awards have been presented in more than a dozen categories, with two circulation divisions in each category. In 2011, size divisions were eliminated for the web categories.
Each year, AAN publishes its compilation of the winning entries, Best AltWeekly Writing and Design.
All entries will be judged by the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. Finalists will be announced in May 2013. The order of finish will be announced during a reception at the annual AAN Conference in Miami, July 11â13, 2013. All winners will receive certificates.
Previous Winners:
2012 AAN Awards Winners
2011 AAN Awards Winners
2010 AAN Awards Winners
History:
The AAN Awards honor superior journalism and graphic design among alternative publications across the United States and Canada. The contest promotes excellence by recognizing work that is well written, incisively reported and effectively challenges established orthodoxies.
The first contest was organized in 1996. Each year since, awards have been presented in more than a dozen categories, with two circulation divisions in each category. In 2011, size divisions were eliminated for the web categories.
Each year, AAN publishes its compilation of the winning entries, Best AltWeekly Writing and Design.
