This year, our staff won nine RTDNAC awards that we are very proud of! Categories include Breaking News, Education, Investigative, Politics, and even sports. Follow along if you'd like more award winning North Carolina journalism in your feeds! - ThreadSky

wunc.org • 105 days ago

This year, our staff won nine RTDNAC awards that we are very proud of! Categories include Breaking News, Education, Investigative, Politics, and even sports.

Follow along if you'd like more award winning North Carolina journalism in your feeds!

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wunc.org•105 days ago

Our news staff shared a First Place award for Breaking News, for coverage of the UNC-Chapel Hill shooting

You can read and listen to those stories here: https://www.wunc.org/unc-chapel-hill-shooting

wunc.org•105 days ago

Capital Bureau Chief @raleighreporter.bsky.social won First Place in the Consumer/Economic category for coverage of the closing of one of the last remaining small town department stores in the state

https://www.wunc.org/news/2023-11-20/north-carolina-fairmont-lumberton-department-store-close

wunc.org•105 days ago

Higher Education reporter Brianna Atkinson took Second Place in the Education category for her story on UNC-Greensboro professors who are worried for their jobs after the university had seen declining enrollment and revenue

https://www.wunc.org/education/2024-02-20/unc-greensboro-uncg-program-cuts-professor-job

wunc.org•105 days ago

Military reporter Jay Price won Second Place in the Hard News category for a story on efforts to hunt for remains of Vietnam War troops missing in action and return them to grieving families

https://www.wunc.org/military/2024-05-23/army-troops-remains-war-find-family-members

wunc.org•105 days ago

Former health reporter (now digital editor) @jasondebruyn.bsky.social won First Place in the Investigative category for an in-depth series on NC's psychiatric residential treatment facilities where children with complex behavioral needs are sent for care

https://www.wunc.org/health/2024-04-01/youth-psychiatric-residential-treatment-facilities-mental-health-teen

wunc.org•105 days ago

The podcast Embodied won First Place for it's Mixed episode about two biracial college seniors, folks in the midst of establishing their own identities, learning how to navigate everything from "Where do I belong?" to "How do I date?"

https://www.wunc.org/2024-07-23/rtdnac-2024-award-submission-wuncs-embodied-mixed-podcast-episode

goodbyequacks.bsky.social•50 days ago

ALL psychiatric "diagnoses" created by the APA mean using a symptom or two as a label. Their psych drugs are designed to only sort-of suppress symptoms until the person eventually dies, not cure anyone, after as much $$$ is taken from them (or DSHS) as possible. The US gov't supports this sham.

goodbyequacks.bsky.social•50 days ago

American psychiatry isn't designed to cure anyone, just "manage" symptoms until the unfortunate patient eventually dies —and it's all perfectly legal, according to the Congressional Research Service and my congressman's aide in Washington, DC. The APA FIGHTS AGAINST restorative treatments.

jrobin.bsky.social•104 days ago

Congrats Brianna!

shadycatlady.bsky.social•102 days ago

This is very sad because I think much of the reporting you do is valuable, so I’ve been a sustainer for many years. The election coverage and the normalizing of GOP kakistocracy is so grotesque that I’ve actually stopped listening. I no longer want to be a sustainer.

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