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Ippies Awards

2018

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Wednesday
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18
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About the Ippies

The Ippies Awards are given to the ethnic and community press by the Center for Community and Ethnic Media at CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. It is the only New York-area competition that recognizes excellence among journalists, photographers, graphic artists, editors, publishers and broadcasters of the ethnic and community media. Judges will be faculty and adjuncts at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and professional journalists.


Only ethnic and community media outlets and freelance journalists can enter the competition.




The keynote speaker will be Errol Louis, the political anchor of NY1 News.

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Entries considered for the competition are published, broadcast or posted between January 1, 2017 and December 31, 2017 in a New York-based community or ethnic media outlet. This journalistic work is focused on issues rooted in NY, NJ and CT or is reflective of a community perspective on local or national issues.

Best Investigative/In-Depth Story

IInvestigates an issue overlooked by the mainstream or one that has significant impact. Winner: $1,500

Best Story about a Community

Takes a critical look at how communities are affected by economic, political or social issues. Winner: $1,500

Best Social Issues Story

Examines one or more pressing social issues affecting a community. Winner: $750

Best Small Circulation Publication

Best overall coverage of a community or a neighborhood. Winner: $750

Best Editorial/Commentary

Addresses an issue of importance to a community in a convincing and compelling fashion. Winner: $750

Best Print Publication Design

Use of typography, art, images and layout in conveying a publication’s editorial message. Winner: $750

Best Online Publication Design

Use of typography, art, images and layout in conveying a publication’s editorial message. Winner: $750

Best Photograph

Goes beyond headshots or posed formal photos. Winner: $750

Best Video

Best use of visual storytelling to highlight an issue or event of importance to a local community. Winner: $750

Best Multimedia Package

Integration of multiple elements such as text, photo, video or audio that best conveys a news narrative. Winner: $750

Errol Louis,

Keynote Speaker

Keynote Speaker

Errol Louis is the political anchor of NY1 News, where he hosts "Inside City Hall,"  a nightly prime-time show about New York City politics, on which he interviews top political and cultural leaders, including an exclusive weekly one-on-one conversation with Mayor Bill de Blasio. Louis has also conducted interviews with ex-mayors David Dinkins, Rudy Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg; Gov. Andrew Cuomo and presidential candidates including Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

 

Louis has moderated more than two dozen debates between candidates for mayor, public advocate, city and state comptroller, state attorney general and U.S. Senate. In 2016 he was a questioner in the final presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.

 

Louis is a longtime CNN Contributor, providing on-air commentary on key events including presidential primaries and Election Night. He writes regularly for CNN.com, as well as a weekly column for the New York Daily News on a range of political and social affairs.

 

Louis has deep roots in community journalism. His first professionally published story, at age 19, was a story for the New York Amsterdam News, and his first post-college journalism job was as a reporter for the City Sun newspaper. He served as a frequent contributor and board member of City Limits, and for many years wrote a column for Our Time Press.

 

Louis was recently ranked #40 on the list of the 100 most powerful people in New York City politics. He is an adjunct professor of Urban Reporting at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, where he has taught political and investigative reporting to more than 100 graduate students. He is co-editor of Deadline Artists, a two-volume anthology of America’s greatest newspaper columns.

 

Louis lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Juanita Scarlett, and their son.

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Speakers

Jerry Zen

CEO, 3DAYS

Zen is a pioneer in the field of mobile advertising. 3DAYS is the 5th company that has achieved a Fortune 500 ranking under his guidance.

Kate Welsh

VP of Sales, 3DAYS

With a decade of leadership experience at 3DAYS, Welsh oversees sales, operations, growth initiatives and strategic alliances.

Sarah Chen

CEO, AdTank

Chen is founder and CEO of AdTank, a digital advertising think tank that partners with brands to unlock consumer markets through marketing.

Jenny Grace

Founder, Target Tween

Target Tween specializes in trend forecasting and marketing strategies for the tween and teen demographics.

Forest Bello

VP, Digital Media, Clicker

As VP of Digital Media at Clicker, Bello crafts innovative and creative solutions for the digital space, specializing in minority consumers.

Amit Sands

Digital Director, Power Haus

Sands heads up a world-class team of 120, and leads digital capability and integration for a suite of 50+ corporate clients.

Vee Nguyen

Editor, Ad Market Magazine

Nguyen covers mobile news and trends for Ad Market Magazine. Her work has also appeared in The New York Times, and Wired.com.

Charlie Gaudenzi

Mobile Analyst, Mobile Arts

Mobile Arts conducts quantitative and qualitative research on mobile habits, market trends, and user needs across the globe.

Schedule

LOCATION

CUNY Graduate School of Journalism

219 West 40th Street

New York, NY, 10018

On the day of the event, check in at the entrance and then head to the third floor. You will not need to print out any documents. Just be sure you have purchased your tickets.

6:00 – 7:00 PM

Reception

• A selection of ethnic cuisines

• Kosher cuisine 

7:00 – 8:00 PM

Awards program

• Keynote speech by Errol Louis

• Followed by presentation of the Ippies awards

8:00 PM

Dessert reception


Ippies Awards 2017

Watch last year's awards event, held on May 18, 2017 with Master of Ceremonies Randall Pinkston.

2017 Winners
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Located at the CUNY J-School, the Center for Community and Ethnic Media serves as a hub of research, training and professional support for community and ethnic publications in the New York City metropolitan region. Since these media outlets distribute their work nationally and in their home countries, the center’s impact goes far beyond the borders of the five boroughs.


Read more at the Center's website.

About our partners

The Georgia Center Hotel has proudly served Atlanta's corporate needs for over 25 years. With 10 ballrooms, an expansive media center, multi-media technology and an in-house production staff, The Georgia Center excels in creating memorable special events. 

The Peach Tree is renowned for its healthy preperations of decadent Southern classics. Winner of two Eat Up Awards and a leader in farm-to-table cuisine, The Peach Tree offers casual-chic dining in the heart of Atlanta.

About CCEM

The Center for Community and Ethnic Media serves as a hub of research, training and professional support for community and ethnic publications in the New York City metropolitan region.


Read more at the Center's website.

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