 Awards and Citations
International and National Awards and Citations for Projects and Personnel of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs
2007 (2)
"Road to Hope" Zambia HIV/AIDS video on living positively won the Silver medal in the Healthcare category in the New York Film and Video Festival.
Kaisey Kahoon video (Pakistan) a romantic comedy aimed at youth and young adults with messages on the importance of communication: within families won a bronze medal at the New York Film and Video Festival.
2006 (5)
Zambia Positive Living Handbook won the 2006 Red Ribbon Leadership Award for Communication from the Red Ribbon Charity Ball Committee in Partnership with the National AIDS Council of Zambia.
Mindset Network (South Africa) won the 2006 Development Gateway Award of $100,000 , in recognition of its developing and providing educational materials on a mass scale through information technology.
"Tsha Tsha" (South Africa) TV drama was nominated for 16 awards by the South African Broadcasting Corporation.
The INFO Web site (www.infoforhealth.org) won the 2006 WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Web site Development from the Web Marketing Association.
Jordan Web Health Portal, (www.sehetna.com) won the Golden Award in the "Pan Arab Awards" contest in the health services domain.
2005 (6)
"It's Not Easy," received Honorable Mention at the ICASA Film Festival in December 2005.
Ward Rinehart received the 2005 Maximizing Access and Quality Award ("MAQ-ie award") for Outstanding Contributions to Make the World a Better Place.
"Tsha Tsha" Television Series, South Africa
South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) presented the producers of the series Tsha Tsha, including staff from HCP, with plaques replicating the one they received in San Francisco for Tsha Tsha, "In recognition of Internal Award
Winning Accolade" the Silver Screen Award at the 37th US International Film and Video Festival (2004).
Mark Beisser
Communicator Crystal Award of Excellence, CCP Annual Report
For design of CCP Annual Report, winner of Communicator Award's top prize for Best Design of an Annual Report.
Kim Martin
Communicator Award of Distinction, CCP Annual Report
For writing and editing of CCP's Annual Report.
CORE Initiative Web site (www.coreinitiative.org)
Best Web site, Communicator Award of Distinction
Developed and maintained by Kim Martin and Elizabeth Heinrichs of CCP.
2004 (8)
"Tikambe: Let's Talk About It"
(Zimbabwe)The Harriet segment won a Silver Hugo in the category of Non-Broadcast Documentary at the Chicago Film Festival.
"Know Yourself" Adolescent Reproductive Health Package, Bangladesh
Winner in the Best Combined Media Effort category, Global Media Awards for Excellence in Population Reporting sponsored by the Population Institute.
Jose G. Rimon II, senior deputy director of the Center for Communication Programs, was selected to receive the 2004 Outstanding Professional Award in the field of communication given by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association. The award recognizes UP graduates who have excelled in their respective fields and have attained national and international recognition.
Tikambe ("Let's Talk About It") - Zambia
Zambian documentary Tikambe ("Let's Talk About It") was awarded a Silver Hugo for Best Non-Broadcast Documentary at the Chicago International Film Festival's INTERCOM competition for its portrayal of a Zambian woman struggling to live positively with HIV and AIDS.
"Tsha Tsha" Television Series, South Africa
Silver Screen Award in the Health and Current Issues Category, June 2004, 37th US International Film and Video Festival
Best Soundtrack Recording Compiled for Stage Musical, Motion Picture or Television Production, 29 May 2004
South African Music Awards 2004 (SAMA)
"HIV Positive Voices" video received an Emmy for the Best Documentary aired in 2003 by a local television station in the National Capital/Chesapeake Bay Region, including Virginia, Maryland and DC.
"HIV Positive Voices" was selected as the winner of the Award for Best Documentary (Short Form - Under 30 Minutes) at the New York AIDS Film Festival
2003 (4)
LA Youth Portal (www.entraenaccion.com) won 2nd place in the PADIS 2003 competition in the category of web page, portal, and on-line magazines. PADIS is sponsored by Toulouse Lautrec Visual Arts Institute in Peru which organizes every year the most important and only competition in the country related to Multimedia, Architecture, Graphic Design and Creativity.
LA Youth Portal was rated one of the best web sites worldwide by No Limit Media. No Limit Media is a renowned US based organization which evaluates Internet projects.
LA Youth Portal received a Golden Web Award. The Award is sponsored by the International Association of Web Masters and Designers and is presented to sites whose "web design, originality and content have achieved levels of excellence deserving of recognition." The portal is now eligible to feature the Golden Award logo on its home page.
"Tsha Tsha" Drama Series, South Africa
Best Actor in a Drama Series, 2003, at the Duku Duku Awards, for Sisanda Henna (Andile).
Dr. Young Mi Kim received USAID/W MAQie Award in recognition of her special contributions to the advancement of Access and Quality. This award acknowledges her as a leader in the global effort to improve the quality of client-provider communication.
2002 (6)
The ISHI Tanzania ("live" in Kiswahili)-Youth HIV/AIDS campaign won a United Nations Award that recognizes campaigns exemplifying the goals and ideals of the United Nations.
ISHI also received the 2002 International Public Relations Golden World Awards for Excellence which recognizes creative and innovative campaigns.
The "Better Health Campaign" in Zambia was selected as a Global Media Award winner in the category of "Best Combined Media Effort on Population Issues". This ZIHPCOMM-supported campaign has extraordinary support from the Central Board of Health.
Jakarta Post Bureau Chief, Rita Widiadana was nominated by JHU/CCP for a Global Media Award for her commitment to the field of population through her articles and participation in a variety of organizations that focus on improving the health of Indonesian women. She was selected as the winner of the Global Media Award in the category Best Individual Reporting Effort.
Poster on "Adolescent Premarital Sexual Behavior in Nicaragua: Explaining the Gender Differences" won a Blue Ribbon Award from the Population Association of America.
The Sekarang (Save the Coral Reefs – NOW) Campaign in Indonesia and the "Arab Women Speak Out" projects received the 2002 Golden Quill Award, both in the category of "economic, social and environmental development/third-world development."
2001 (3)
In December, Population Reports received the 2001 Global Media Award for the best population journal.
The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) awarded its top international prize to Arcandina (The Andean Ark), a children's television show in Ecuador that was developed with assistance from JHU/CCP to encourage children and adolescents to become more environmentally responsible. Specifically, Arcandina was named Best International Environmental Program of 2001.
In February, ZIHPCOMM BCC Specialist, Regina Lungu was awarded Personality of the Year 2000-2001 at the MNET Grammy Awards. This radio personality in Zambia won this prize for her weekly show called "Tell Me, Josephine" where she fields call-in questions and letters on issues about sex, relationships, and family-related issues.
2000 (3)
The Philippines' "Sentrong Sigla Movement" (Center of Vitality) received the 2000 Global Media Award, Country Award. "Sentrong Sigla Movement" is implemented by the Department of Health in partnership with the local government units (LGUs). It aims to promote the availability of quality health services in health facilities nationwide and to make these services more accessible to all Filipinos. Its main component is the certification and recognition program that develops and promotes standards for government health facilities, to which Johns Hopkins University/Population Communication Services (JHU/PCS) provides technical assistance.
In October 2000, the Baltimore-based Red Ribbon Question Mark Campaign won first place in the "Information Campaign" category of the National Public Health Information Coalition (NPHIC) competition for "Excellence in Public Health Communication". The Gold Award was presented at the annual meeting of NPHIC in Denver, Colorado. The competition was open to public health departments from the 50 US states. JHU/CCP designed, developed, implemented, and evaluated this award winning campaign in collaboration with the Maryland AIDS Administration, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
In March 2000, the logo design for the Baltimore Red Question Mark (HIV Testing) Campaign created by JHU/CCP for the Maryland AIDS Administration won the "Best in Baltimore" ADDY Award Competition.
1999 (5)
In 1999, JHU/CCP received an award from Princess Basma on behalf of the National Population Commission for our excellent achievement in the Men's Participation Campaign.
The UNFPA-funded "Suami Siaga" Maternal Mortality Reduction Campaign in Indonesia won Honorable Mention in the Best Healthcare category of the Asian PR Awards.
The November 1998 family planning issue of the Uganda "Health Matters" won the 1999 Global Media Award for "Best Team Reporting Effort".
In November 1999, the USAID Office of Population presented Hugh Rigby with a "Superior Performance Award" for the work he and the rest of the M/MC staff have done helping the Office of Population with media and materials in a variety of ways.
JHU/CCP as part of the DISH project received the 1999 Finalist Globals International Healthcare Communications Award for the "Uganda HIV Counseling and Testing Campaign" in the category Social Commitment: Consumer Education/Public Service.JHU/CCP also received the 1999 Finalist Globals International Healthcare Communications Award for the Moroccan video Bent Ettajer (Merchant's Daughter) in the category of Consumer: Film/Video. The New York Festivals runs the Globals International Healthcare Communications awards.
1998 (4)
In 1998, JHU/CCP received two awards from Princess Basma on behalf of the National Population Commission, one for JHU/CCP and one for Dr. Alfred Yassa for outstanding contribution to the Jordanian population program.
CHOICES, a 45-minute weekly radio program in Uganda addressing issues of family planning and reproductive health, won the 1998 Population Institute's Global Media Award for Excellence in Population Reporting. The program uses a variety of formats: drama, interviews, music and health information to provide an informative, accurate, and entertaining program to a national audience.
Two TV mini-series, Time for Love and Moon Skin, shared the first prize in the 4th Latin American Festival of Video Directed by Women in Bogota, Colombia. Moon Skin was co-produced in Bolivia, by JHU/CCP, International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF/OHR), Secretary of Gender Affairs of Bolivia, and the Center for Research, Education and Services (CIES). Time for Love was co-produced in Peru by JHU/CCP and the commercial video production house "Iguana".
The five 1998 Chris Awards included Honorable Mention to "RH is in Your Hands Campaign" (Bolivia); Bronze Plaque to "Planning is a Matter of Caring" Mass Media Campaign (Mexico); Honorable Mention to "Speaking with Confidence" Training Video (Latin America); Honorable Mention to "Together We Decide When" TV spot (Nicaragua).
1997 (5)
In Indonesia, The Guiding Light Radio Spot, co-produced by JHU/PCS/PIP and BKKBN, won the Joey Award Trophy for entertainment program from the San Jose Film and Video Commission, as part of the 15th Annual Joey Awards.
The Filipino feature film, Mumbaki, won awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Story, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Screenplay, and Best Production Design from the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS).
Arab Women Speak Out introductory video was shown at the Annual Middle East Studies Association (MESA) Conference and Filmfest, the professional organization of primarily educators. The Filmfest is in its 14th year, with more than 4000 Middle East specialists viewing the films
Trendsetters newsletter is a winner in the Population Institute's XVIIIth Annual Global Media Award in the category of Excellence in Population Reporting, co- produced by JHU/PCS/PIP and the Youth Media Group in Zambia.
Honorable mention was given to the "Women's Campaign", a service promotion campaign developed by Ecuadorian NGO APROFE, with technical assistance from JHU/CCP at the IPPF/Western Hemisphere Region's Rosa Cisneros Award Ceremony
The International Communication Association awarded Young Mi Kim, Dan Odallo, Adrienne Kols and Margaret Thuo for "Client Communication and the Quality of Family Planning Counseling: Interaction Analysis in Kenya", at the Montreal Annual Meeting
1996 (4)
Silver Apple Award for the video Hablemos En Pareja (Bolivia), from the National Educational Media Network, as part of their annual conference and market, CONTENT '96. NEMN Apple Awards are known and respected throughout the educational media industry as "quality seals of approval"
Selected finalist in the 1996 National Council for International Health Film Festival as part of the 24th Annual Conference for the program Alang Alang
Las Manitos Reproductive Health Campaign is a winner in the Population Institute's XVIIth Annual Global Media Award in the category of Best Commercial Advertising Campaign, co-produced by JHU/PCS/PIP and the Bolivia National Reproductive Health Campaign
Award of Excellence - Finalist in the category of Packaging/Single Package from the NRDC International ECO-Award at the Sixth Annual Environmental Media Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles, for bag design Planned Families/Sustainable Cities
Selected Finalist in the 1996 National Council for International Health Film Festival as part of the 24th Annual Conference for the Indonesian film Alang, Alang
1995 (2)
Award of Excellence from the San Jose Film and Video Commission, as part of the 13th Annual Joey Awards, for entertainment program Alang-Alang co-produced by JHU/PCS/PIP and Televisi Pendidiken
Accepted for viewing at 1995 American Public Health Association (APHA) during convention, Competent Women, Caring Men by JHU/PCS/PIP
1994 (9)
Accepted for viewing at 1994 American Public Health Association (APHA) during convention, Reality Female Condom, Giving You the Best That I Got, Baby and GATHER by JHU/PCS/PIP
Third Place Award for the Norplant Video Cover and Guide presented by the National Association of Government Communicators at the 1994 Blue Pencil Competition
Certificate of Special Recognition for Living Stories of Yemeni Families at the National Association of Environmental Education Film and Video Festival in Quintana Roo, Cancun, Mexico
Award of Excellence from the San Jose Film and Video Commission, as part of the 12th Annual Joey Awards, for television spots co-produced by JHU/PCS/PIP and the Madagascar Family Planning Association, Fianakaviana Sambatra (FISA)
The John Hume Award for the outstanding dissertation in the Department of Health Policy and Management of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health to Nandita Kapadia-Kundu, Ph.D., for her doctoral thesis on how children can function as community health educators and change agents. Dr. Kapadia-Kundu, a native of India, was a William H. Draper, Jr. Fellow in health communication. She returned to Maharashtra, India, following graduation to work in community health and women's empowerment.
American Medical Writers Association, Eric W. Martin Memorial Award, for "Controlling Sexually Transmitted Diseases," Population Reports, Series L, No. 9. Robert E. Lande authored the report and Laurie Liskin prepared the accompanying wall chart. This annual award honors a publication dealing with an issue important to the pharmaceutical industry.
Selection of Challenges in AIDS Counseling as a Finalist in the category of Tools and Techniques in the 1994 International Health and Medical Film Festival, San Francisco
Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame First Place Winner in the
Health Category for Challenges in AIDS Counseling for the 1995 BFHFI International Black Independent Film & Video Competition, chosen over 120 other films
United Nations Population Award to Mr. Vehbi Koc, founder and President of the Turkish Family Health and Planning Foundation (TFHPF), Istanbul, (JHU/CCP collaborating partner) for "outstanding contributions to the awareness of population questions and to their solutions"
1993 (12)
Selection of the Equatorial Trilogy ("The Lost Child," "Tasi, Oh Tasi," and "Procession") in the International Emmy Awards second round of judging
Certificate of Special Recognition for Anak Hilang ("The Lost Child"), one of the Equatorial Trilogy of films from Indonesia, at the National Association of Environmental Education Film and Video Festival in Big Sky, Montana
Screening of the TV spot from the 1990 PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign in the One Minute Film Festival, São Paulo, Brazil; festival will travel to over 100 cultural centers in Brazil
Honorable mention in the "International Issues - Africa and Asia" category of the American Film and Video Festival for Living Stories of Yemeni Families, a drama about the effects of overpopulation in Yemen
Citation of POPLINE in "The Best Family Studies Databases on CD-ROM," an article in the September 1993 issue of the journal CD-ROM Professional. It praised POPLINE for user documentation that is "thorough yet concise, with helpful ideas for search strategies clearly presented."
Citation of the POPLINE database as one of the "Best 100 Sources for Marketing Information" in 1993 by American Demographies, Inc., a subsidiary of Dow Jones & Company and publisher of American Demographics magazine. JHU/PIP was identified as one of the 100 "companies that do valuable things no one else does, or that no one else does as well."
Certificate of Educational Merit from the Film and Video Competition of the British Medical Association to Challenges in AIDS Counseling, a 25-minute training video produced in Zambia. JHU/CCP developed the video in conjunction with the Academy for Educational Development and the Zambia Ministry of Health.
Selection of Living Stories of Yemeni Families for inclusion in showcase at the EarthPeace International Film Festival, Burlington, Vermont
Two Addy Awards for graphic design from the Second District level and the Baltimore Chapter of the American Advertising Federation for the Population Reports poster, The Environment and Population Growth: A Dangerous Trend
Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Community Service, to James R. Williams, PCS Deputy Project Director, one of nine people honored by The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, for his work in support of Planned Parenthood, Partnership for a Drug-Free America, and other family health and education issues
Winner, "Foreign: Honorable Mention," Black Independent Film, Video & Screenplay Competition, of the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame, Inc., San Francisco, for Dangerous Numbers, a film from Ghana highlighting problems associated with overpopulation
1992 (8)
Four "VIDIA" awards, Festival Sinetron in Indonesia, to Anak Hilang ("The Lost Child"), directed by Slamet Rahardjo Djarot, one of a trio of Indonesian films on environment and population themes:
+ Best Actor, Aspar Paturusi
+ Best Editing, Iqbal Agus and Robby Rmuekso
+ Best Artistic Design, Satari SK
+ Best Photography, Yadi Sugandi and Yayat Muslihat
Pakistan Television Incentive Award to Sahira Kazmi, Producer, for her 6-part TV drama Aahat (An Approaching Sound), the story of a young couple, their dreams, social pressures, and the consequences of having too many children, too soon
Global Media Award for "Best Combined Media Effort on Behalf of Population," the Population Institute, to the Ghana Health and Family Planning Information Project's "Together We Care" campaign
First Prize to Yafaman (Forgiveness), a drama about the consequences of adolescent pregnancy written by students, in the Côte d'Ivoire National School Theatre Festival. The drama was sponsored by AIBEF (Association Ivoirienne pour le Bien-Etre Familial).
Third Prize, Blue Pencil Competition, "Publication for Technical or Professional Audience" category, National Association of Government Communicators, for the PCS Packet Series Binder and PCS Packets, to Hugh Rigby and Susan Leibtag
1991 (14)
Charles A. Dana Award for Pioneering Achievements in Health, to Phyllis T. Piotrow and Patrick L. Coleman "for pioneering mass-media entertainment campaigns that are reaching millions of young adults in 40 countries with messages about behavior that affects their reproductive health."
Two awards for Family Affair, a radio serial drama produced by the Ghana Health and Family Planning Information Project:
+ Best Radio Serial Drama, Union of Radio and Television Organizations of Africa (URTNA). Chosen over 12 other radio programs; "no other radio prizes were awarded since none could compare with the quality of the Ghana program."
+ Best Marketing Program of the Year, Ghana Institute of Marketing
Honorable Mention, Blue Pencil Competition, "Book for Technical or Professional Audience" category, National Association of Government Communicators, for Service Provider's Guide to Family Planning, edited by Rita C. Meyer
Pan-African Arts and Music Award to Onyeka Onwenu for her immense contribution to the development and international promotion of African music; and for her positive influence on the development of the youth of Africa, highlighted by joint songs with King Sunny Ade on family planning and teenage pregnancy
Honorable Mention (second place in competition for periodicals + 20 entries) for "Excellence in Writing on Biomedical and Health-Related Topics," American Medical Writers Association Mid-Atlantic Chapter, to Population Reports, Series J, No. 37, Pharmacists and Family Planning, by Robert Lande with Richard Blackburn
Honorable Mention, URTNA Family Health Broadcast Prize Competition, for Fakube Jarra, a radio soap opera produced in the Gambia
Citation for "Outstanding contribution toward high immunization coverage in Dhaka City" by the Mayor of Dhaka City and the Chairman of the Expanded Program on Immunization Steering Committee for creation of the feature film Swapner Shuru (The Dream Begins)
International Communications Industries Association (ICIA) Achievement Award for Producer of the Year for It's Not Easy, an African dramatic feature film about AIDS. Five organizations collaborated to produce the film: the AIDSCOM project of the Academy for Educational Development (AED), the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs (JHU/CCP); the Federation of Uganda Employers (FUE); the Experiment in International Living (EIL); and Uganda Television (UTV). John Riber, an American producer living in Zimbabwe, wrote the script and produced the film in conjunction with director Faustin Misanvu of UTV. The award cites JHU/CCP for its "continued support of social issues and its collaboration in education, family planning, health, and AIDS awareness education."
Five awards for Berdel, a film produced by the Turkish Family Health and Planning Foundation (TFHPF), which receives support and technical assistance from JHU/CCP. Film was stimulated but not funded by JHU/CCP.
+ International Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, the prize of the Council of International Art and Experimental Cinema (CICAE)
+ International Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, second place mention, Peace Prize category
+ European Cinema '91 Festival, Via Reggio, Italy, Best Film
+ 12th Mediterranean Film Festival, Valencia, Spain, Golden Palm Award for best-produced film
+ Global Media Award for Best Television Production, the Population Institute
1990 (12)
Silver Medal, Annual Festival of Creativity of São Paulo, Brazil, for TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
Silver Medal, Annual Festival of Advertising Reporters, Brazil, for TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
First Prize Popular Vote, Press Association of Brazil, for TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
Bronze Lion, 37th International Festival of Advertising
Films, Cannes, France, for TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
Award for Service to Humanity, the Rotary Club of Ota, Nigeria, a Rotary International Affiliate, to Onyeka Onwenu, composer and singer, for contributions to Nigeria and to humanity, including the songs about sexual responsibility, Choices and Wait for Me
Honorary Grand Membership, National Association of Statistics Students, the Polytechnic Ibadan Chapter, Ibadan, Nigeria, to King Sunny Ade and Onyeka Onwenu for their "Duet Album, Choices, on Family Planning and Birth Control"
"Outstanding Young Person of Nigeria in 1990," The Jaycees, to Onyeka Onwenu, of the Nigeria Music Project, for cultural achievement
Winner, Gold Screen Competition, film category, National Association of Government Communicators, for the music video, Choices, produced by the Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria and JHU Population Communication Services
Third Prize, Blue Pencil Competition, "Periodical for Technical Audience" category, National Association of Government Communicators, for Population Reports, Series L, No. 8, AIDS Education -- A Beginning, by Laurie Liskin with Phyllis T. Piotrow, Cathleen Church, and John Harris
Rosa Cisneros Memorial Information Award, International Planned Parenthood Federation, to Colombia's PROFAMILIA for the best mass media campaign promoting temporary contraceptive methods
Global Media Award for "Best Combined Media Effort on Behalf of Population," the Population Institute, for Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria's Music Project, with King Sunny Ade and Onyeka Onwenu
Global Media, "Special Country Award," the Population Institute, to the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council for its Male Awareness Campaign and the twice-weekly radio series, You Reap What You Sow
1989 (7)
International Certificate of Appreciation, USAID, for the Philippine Music for Young People Project featuring Lea Salonga
International Certificate of Appreciation, USAID, for the Nigeria Music Project featuring King Sunny Ade and Onyeka Onwenu
National Recognition Award, Nigeria Music Project with King Sunny Ade and Onyeka Onwenu, from the Practicing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN)
Gold Medal for "Retail Services," 4th International Advertising Awards, London, England, for a TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
Bronze Medal for "Health/Medical Products & Services," 32nd International Film & TV Festival of New York for a TV Spot from the PRO-PATER Brazilian Vasectomy Promotion Campaign
Global Media Award for "Best Combined Media Effort," the Population Institute, for CREA, the JHU-supported Central American Regional Center for Audio-Video Production
International Red Cross Award for "Best Health Radio Program," to Fakube Jarra, a radio soap opera produced in the Gambia.
1988 (1)
Award, Ten Best Television Advertising Spots, for Dial-A-Friend Philippine Project from Philippine National Women's Organization
1987 (1)
National Merit Award, for Nigerian Television Authority/Enugu from Nigerian Television Authority Headquarters for In the Lighter Mood TV series on Child Survival Issues
1986 (3)
Platinum Award, USAID, for the Tatiana and Johnny "Communication for Young People Project"
Global Communications Medal, The Better World Society, for the Tatiana and Johnny "Communication for Young People Project"
Global Media Award, The Population Institute, for the Tatiana and Johnny "Communication for Young People Project"
1984 (1)
Angela Acuna Brawn National Prize, The Costa Rican National Directorate for Women and Family/Ministry of Culture, for TV and radio spots from the Alternative Educational Radio for Costa Rican Women Project
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