Category: Online News & Issue Reporting—Visual Editing

First Place

Guy Wathen, Nicole Frugé, Lizzie Johnson, and the San Francisco Chronicle Digital and Design teams / San Francisco Chronicle
“150 Minutes of Hell”

Second Place

Christine Chan, Elizabeth Culliford, Alister Doyle, Travis Hartman, Lucas Jackson, Jillian Kitchener, Ashlyn Still, Jeong Suh, Brian Thevenot, Richard Valdmanis, Matthew Weber and Adam Wiesen / Reuters
“Project Greenland”

Third Place

Kurt Mutchler / National Geographic Magazine
“Katie's New Face”

Award of Excellence

Morrigan McCarthy / The New York Times
“Despair, Love and Loss: A Journey Inside West Virginia’s Opioid Crisis”

Award of Excellence

Jeffrey Furticella / The New York Times
“Baby Antonio: 5 Pounds, 12 Ounces and Homeless From Birth”

Award of Excellence

Deb Pastner, Renee Jones Schneider, Jenni Pinkley and Anna Boone / The Star Tribune
“When Rape is Reported and Nothing Happens”

Award of Excellence

David Furst, Craig Allen and Meghan Peterson / The New York Times
“Kidnapped as Schoolgirls by Boko Haram: Here They Are Now”

Award of Excellence

Kainaz Amaria and Alexia Underwood / Vox.com
“Photos: US Jerusalem embassy opening and Gaza border protests”

Third Place

“Katie's New Face”

This story is difficult to look at. Yet we are asking you to go on the remarkable journey of how a young woman received a face transplant because it reveals something profound about our humanity. Katie Stubblefield lost her face when she was 18. When she was 21, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio gave her a new one.