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Past Essay Contest Winners

2020 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Wendy Zhang

2019 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Tobin Hirsch

2018 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Naomi Kostman

2017 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Michelle Xiong

2016 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Ben Rosenfeld

2015 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Alexis Tatore

2014 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Daniel Hagen

2013 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Michael Hudak

2012 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Victoria Hoffmeister

2011 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Conner Harris

2010 CFOG Essay Contest First Place Winner – Fallon Frawley

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NEWS
- News Releases
- Newsletters
ABOUT
JOIN CFOG!
PROGRAMS
- The Stories Behind the Big Stories of 2022
ESSAY CONTEST
- 2023 CFOG First Amendment Essay Contest Winners Announced
- Past Essay Contest Winners
WHY IT MATTERS
RESOURCES
CRONKITE AWARDS
- Walter Cronkite Award / remarks by Judy Woodruff
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PEARLMAN AWARD
- Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award Nominations Being Accepted
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