Awards
The Paradise Papers investigation has been honored with a top prize at the IRE Awards, an international award for investigative reporting and editing.
The Paradise Papers investigation of wealth stashed offshore has won a George Polk Award, ICIJ’s second Polk Award in as many years.
The honor is a testament to the enterprise and teamwork of our staff and our partners here in the U.S. and around the world, ICIJ’s director says.
Judges from three of America’s top journalism organizations applauded the “exceptional ingenuity” and global impact of the investigation.
The Polk Awards judges lauded the reporting collaboration for sparking probes and reforms aimed at combating tax dodging and money laundering.
The Gold Award is one of a number of accolades for the investigation led by ICIJ in collaboration with more than 100 media outlets.
Evicted and Abandoned has been named an Oakes Award finalist, marking the 11th time the project has been recognized by journalism prizes.
ICIJ, Süddeutsche Zeitung and more than 100 media organizations have together won the Investigation of the Year award.
Luxembourg Leaks, Swiss Leaks and Fatal Extraction investigations honored with 2015 EPPY awards.
The project by ICIJ, HuffPost and partners has been awarded a prize for innovative investigative journalism from the Online News Association.