During the 2012 Worth Bingham Prize dinner, New York Times reporter Sam Dolnick talked about the work that went into his award-winning series “Unlocked: Inside New Jersey’s Halfway Houses.” Nieman curator Ann Marie Lipinski and journalist Clara Bingham, Worth Bingham’s daughter, provided opening remarks. Chris Arnold, NPR correspondent, 2013 Nieman Fellow, and a Bingham Prize judge, introduced Dolnick.
2012 Worth Bingham Prize for Investigative Journalism
During the 2012 Worth Bingham Prize dinner, New York Times reporter Sam Dolnick talked about the work that went into his award-winning series “Unlocked: Inside New Jersey’s Halfway Houses.” Nieman curator Ann Marie Lipinski and journalist Clara Bingham, Worth Bingham’s daughter, provided opening remarks. Chris Arnold, NPR correspondent, 2013 Nieman Fellow, and a Bingham Prize judge, introduced Dolnick.
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