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New Times Writers Win Aronson Award

The 2010 Village Voice Media series "Amongst U.S." has been selected to receive the Aronson Award for Social Justice Journalism at a March 30 ceremony at Hunter College in New York City. Writers from VVM newspapers across the country contributed to the series, including Monica Alonzo, Stephen Lemons, and Paul...

March 24, 2011

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The 2010 Village Voice Media series "Amongst U.S." has been selected to receive the Aronson Award for Social Justice Journalism at a March 30 ceremony at Hunter College in New York City. Writers from VVM newspapers across the country contributed to the series, including Monica Alonzo, Stephen Lemons, and Paul Rubin; executive editor Michael Lacey; and freelance contributor Terry Greene Sterling at New Times.

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