Redkollegia
Media award
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Redkollegia (Russian: Редколлегия, lit. 'Editorial Board') is an independent media award established by the Sreda Foundation headed by Boris Zimin to support free professional journalism in Russia.[1][2] In 2015, after the Sreda Foundation was closed, charitable activities of Boris Zimin are carried out through the Zimin Foundation.
Awarded forJournalistic works that meet the high standards of the profession
Sponsored byZimin Foundation
CountryRussia
Reward$2,000–10,000
| Redkollegia | |
|---|---|
| Редколлегия | |
 | |
| Awarded for | Journalistic works that meet the high standards of the profession |
| Sponsored by | Zimin Foundation |
| Country | Russia |
| Reward | $2,000–10,000 |
| First award | 2016 |
| Website | redkollegia |
The prize is awarded monthly to several authors.
The organizers of the award believe that in this way they will be able to “help those who maintain high professional standards in Russia at a time when free and high-quality journalism is under pressure from the state, and the human rights to freedom of expression and free access to information are systematically violated."[3][4]
The war in Ukraine created new challenges for the award that continues to support the independent journalists who still manage to perform their work in Russia. In particular, the jury has to take into account possible exposing the winners to risk, so before announcing the award publicly, the jury consults with the winners to determine whether they want their names disclose.[5]
Rules
Redkollegia operates with the Founder's aim of providing monthly monetary incentives to Russian journalists who have exhibited exceptional expertise, civic duty, and individual bravery while fulfilling their professional obligations. Redkollegia takes on the responsibility of proposing nominees for the prizes. The Monthly Prize can be suggested to be granted to a single candidate in full or distributed among multiple candidates.[6]
Redkollegia is awarded to a specific author or group of authors for a specific journalistic text (investigation, reportage or interview) published in any available way: in the media, on a personal website, on a social network. The main selection criterion is a high professional level of the text. The audience and the number of readings do not matter. The minimum prize is two thousand dollars.[7]
Jury
The jury of Redkollegia:[8]
- Taisiya Bekbulatova
- Evgenia Volunkova
- Andrey Zakharov (journalist)
- Yelizaveta Osetinskaya
- Anastasia Lotareva
- Tatyana Malkina
- Maxim Solyus — editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, former editor in Kommersant, Vedomosti, RBK
- Anastasia Sechina
- Sergey Smirnov (journalist)
Experts and specialists
- Maria Eismont, a journalist, reporter, columnist for Vedomosti and media expert;
- Maria Zonina (Мария Зонина), a translator and editor;
- Mikhail Kaluzhsky, a playwright and journalist;
- Leonid Moyzhes, a journalist, editor of the website redkollegia.org;
- Kirill Denisov, a journalist, blogger, editor of accounts in social networks of the Redkollegia award.[8]
Award winners
| Month | Authors | Media | Work | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | ||||
| September | Daniil Turovsky | Meduza | The end of privacy | [9] |
| Sergei Medvedev | Forbes | The biopolitics of violence: what the women's flash mob told us about Russia | [10] | |
| Ilya Rozhdestvensky; Mikhail Rubin | RBK | The force awakens: who is behind the high-profile special operations of the FSB | [11] | |
| October | Denis Korotkov | Fontanka.ru | A car from Horlivka ran into the polls | [12] |
| Alexander Zhuravlev; Irina Kazankina; Konstantin Andreychuk; Mikhail Sinyukhin | newsvo.ru | Unlucky routes. Who is to blame for the collapse of the Vologda public transport system? | [13] | |
| Sergey Shpilkin | Updated distribution of votes by turnout and corrected results | [14] | ||
| November | Ksenia Leonova | The Firm's Secret | Russia goes underground: Five days in the garages of Tolyatti | [15] |
| Igor Podgorny | We survived the Patriotic War, we will survive this one too ... | [16] | ||
| Anton Kravtsov | Help Needed | Out of myself | [17] | |
| December | Alexandrina Elagina | Moloko plus | Continuous terrorism | [18] |
| Ilnur Sharafiev | Meduza | 18 thousand rubles per person | [19] | |
| Denis Puzyrev | RBK | Time is money: how the underground business of selling expensive watches worked | [20] | |
| Maria Bashmakova | Ogoniok | Dissidents | [21] | |
| 2017 | ||||
| January | Tatiana Yurasova | Novaya Gazeta | Mytishchi Gate | [22] |
| Siranush Sharoyan | Republic.ru | Black cash register. How a trillion dollars were taken out of the country in 25 years | [23] | |
| Irina Tumakova | Fontanka.ru | How they wanted light in Bogolyubovo and lost their condoms | [24] | |
| February | Vadim Braidov | Help Needed | Puncture and forget | [25] |
| Ksenia Leonova; Nikolay Kononov; Vladimir Shopotov | The Firm's Secret | FSIN archipelago | [26] | |
| Polina Eremenko | Snob (magazine) | Corpse # 21449: the story of a posthumous journey | [27] | |
| March | Ilya Azar | Novaya Gazeta | Strikers of Justice | [28] |
| Elena Solovyova | 7x7 | Erasing the "Frontier" | [29] | |
| Dmitry Durnev | Spectrum | How things are done. | [30] | |
| April | Egor Skovoroda | MediaZona | The sea of hermitages. | [31] |
| Andrey Zakharov; Polina Rusyaeva | RBK | RBK investigation: how a "media factory" grew out of a "troll factory" | [32] | |
| Olesya Shmagun | Novaya Gazeta | Lawyer Pavlov, "comrade and partner" | [33] | |
| May | Elena Milashina; Irina Gordienko | Massacres of Chechen gays | [34] | |
| Elena Kostyuchenko | Meduza | “You will kill him or we will kill him. Choose which is better" | [35] | |
| June | Alexei Kovalev | Lapshesnimalochnaya | Who and how is sawing millions on deceiving Muscovites | [36] |
| Shura Burtin | Russian reporter | The Hottabych case | [37] | |
| July | Pavel Kanygin | Novaya Gazeta | "I believed that we were not there, in Ukraine" | [38] |
| Dmitry Borko | Grani.ru | A series of reports from the court in the murder of Nemtsov | [39] | |
| Ekaterina Borozdina | Help Needed | The doctor doesn't care about your emotions | [40] | |
| August | Maria Klimova; Yulia Suguyeva | MediaZona | "There were rumors in the village." | [41] |
| Vera Shengelia | Meduza | Well get well | [42] | |
| Mikhail Danilovich | Zvezda (Perm) | HIV for show. | [43] | |
| September | Roman Badanin; Nikolay Kovalkov; Maria Zholobova; Daria Zhuk | TV Rain | Peterburg's. Father and son | [44] |
| Peter Manyakhin | My friend, you are a transformer | Pure capitalism | [45] | |
| Denis Korotkov | Fontanka.ru | A series of publications about the real losses of Russian private military organizations in Syria | [46] | |
| October | Yury Dud; Alexander Aksyonov | vDud | Sergey Bodrov - the main Russian superhero | [47] |
| Alexander Borzenko; Ivan Golunov; Alexander Gorbachyov; Daniil Turovsky | Meduza | There is no "Christian state". But the FSB may be behind it. | [48] | |
| Timofey Butenko | Version (Saratov) | Deputy implications: into whose hands the real estate of the Saratov Regional Consumer Union goes | [49] | |
| November | Polina Rusyaeva; Andrey Zakharov | RBK | RBK investigation: how the "troll factory" worked in the US elections | [50] |
| Daniil Turovsky | Meduza | Second Katyn | [51] | |
| Elena Racheva | Novaya Gazeta | Edge | [52] | |
| December | Svetlana Reiter | The Bell | Jailed Russian Hacker Claimed Responsibility For U.S. Election Cyber-Attacks | [53] |
| Anna Yarovaya | 7x7 | Rewrite Sandarmokh | [54] | |
| Nadezhda Petrova | Kommersant | Honesty and vice | [55] | |
| 2018 | ||||
| January | Olga Mutovina | Help Needed | Oktyabrina prays | [56] |
| Svetlana Zobova | Russiangate | "Bortnikovka" | [57] | |
| Anna Rodionova | VADEMECUM | For what hematologist Elena Misyurina was sentenced to two years in prison | [58] | |
| Katerina Gordeeva | Orthodoxy and peace | The case is absurd and clearly indicative | [59] | |
| February | Igor Pushkarev | Znak.com | “Where were they sent and why? How the pigs were sent to slaughter " | [60] |
| Olesya Shmagun; Roman Anin | Novaya Gazeta | Sons of the Fatherland | [61] | |
| Evgeny Berg | Meduza | Children who said strange things | [62] | |
| March | Farida Rustamova | BBC Russian Service | "I don't let go of my hands, if only a little": the BBC journalist became the object of harassment of the deputy Slutsky | [63] |
| Maxim Litavrin; Andrey Kaganskikh | MediaZona | Ruslan D. Revolution | [64] | |
| Elena Romanova | Bloknot | At an aircraft plant in the Rostov region, more than twenty people were poisoned by thallium | [65] | |
| Roman Shleinov | Novaya Gazeta | Novichok has already killed | [66] | |
| April | Irina Tumakova | The spine is broken, traces of the boiler in the mouth | [67] | |
| Andrey Pavlenko | Help Needed | Human life | [68] | |
| Alexandra Taranova | Novaya Gazeta | Empowered to remain silent | [69] | |
| May | Nina Abrosimova | My friend, you are a transformer | Cheap drugs appeared — and the grandmothers could not stand it | [70] |
| Alexandr Chernykh | OVD-Info | I wanted to howl, shout to them — what are you doing with my daughter? Are you human or not? | [71] | |
| Irina Kravtsova | Meduza | A girl from Vladikavkaz was raped for four months. | [72] | |
| June | Kirill Rukov | Redefine | Sveta Ugolek — model with burns of 45% of the body | [73] |
| Alexandr Chernykh; Ivan Slobodenyuk; Anna Vasilieva | Kommersant | "The dead are talking at last" | [74] | |
| Polina Efimova | Codaru.com | Nemchik was born | [75] | |
| July | Orkhan Jemal; Alexander Rastorguev; Kirill Radchenko | Courage and dedication to the profession | [76] | |
| Olga Bobrova; Irina Biryukova | Novaya Gazeta | 10 minutes in class educational work | [77] | |
| August | Katerina Gordeeva; Roman Super; Alexander Urzhanov | Amur waves | How Serebrennikov spent $ 218 million | [78] |
| Victoria Mikisha | Help Needed (Takie dela) | Tatiana 911 | [79] | |
| Ivan Golunov | Meduza | Coffin, cemetery, hundreds of billions of rubles | [80] | |
| September | Mark Naumenko | Concentration camp for 10 million Uyghurs | [81] | |
| Shura Burtin | Monitor-1 | [82] | ||
| Vladimir Sokolov | 59.ru | "People from the big house come to us and are surprised. They can't afford that on their paycheck." | [83] | |
| October | Elizaveta Pestova | MediaZona | Secret Witnesses Against Jehovah's Witnesses. | [84] |
| Natalia Rostova | YeltsinMedia | Major Izmailov: “There was mess in Chechnya, and I had to promote it. Of course I didn't. " | [85] | |
| Evgeny Stetsko | Takie dela | Lonely fight | [86] | |
| Evgenia Volunkova; Anna Ivantsova | Birdmen | [87] | ||
| November | Rita Roitman | Eto Kavkaz | Khabib's white papakha | [88] |
| Mikhail Rubin | Proekt | A cart from the Kremlin. | [89] | |
| Daniil Turovsky | Meduza | The Moscow clinic offered to do female circumcision for girls under 12 for religious reasons. | [90] | |
| December | Yulia Suguyeva | MediaZona | "And leave the bodies for yourself." | [91] |
| Pavel Kanygin | Novaya Gazeta | Khachaturian. | [92] | |
| Gleb Yarovy | 7x7 | Redneck, "master", sadist | [93] | |
| 2019 | ||||
| January | Tatiana Britskaya | Blogger 51 | God will give | [94] |
| Marina Malkova | Znak.com | Explosives in the shopping center, four killed and the silence of the security forces | [95] | |
| February | Sergey Yerzhenkov | TV Rain | "The escape". | [96] |
| Daria Burlakova | Novaya Gazeta | Get rich quick recipes | [97] | |
| Ivan Kozlov | zvzda.ru | Vera Pavlovna's nightmare: what happens inside a dilapidated house from the project of Hannes Meyer | [98] | |
| Sasha Sulim | Meduza | Nobody looked for him, but he continued to kill | [99] | |
| March | Katya Arenina | Proekt | Unmerciful sir. | [100] |
| Zosia Rodkevich | ROMB | Survivors. | [101] | |
| Alisa Kustikova; Olesya Shmagun; Irina Dolinina; Alesya Marokhovskaya | Meduza | Russian elite wallet | [102] | |
| April | Elena Chesnokova | My friend, you are a transformer | 50 Shades of Red | [103] |
| Sergey Vilkov | News.ru | For 15 years, the General Staff's Office of the Ministry of Defence has spent millions of dollars on psychics | [104] | |
| Ilya Rozhdestvensky; Mikhail Rubin; Roman Badanin | Proekt | Master and Chef. | [105] | |
| May | Boris Grozovsky | The Insider | "Calls for the fight against slavery threaten the state system." | [106] |
| Timofey Butenko | nversia.ru | Die within your means: with what salaries regional security officials, doctors, teachers and cultural figures go bankrupt (and how many are there) | [107] | |
| Karina Zabolotnaya; Nina Popugaeva; Dmitry Stepanovsky | 7x7 | Shies' ABC | [108] | |
| June | Maria Pogrebnyak; Anastasia Kulagina | MBK media | Moscow Chernobyl: South-East Expressway at a nuclear burial ground | [109] |
| Julia Vishnevetskaya; Konstantin Salomatin | Radio Liberty | Shies. | [110] | |
| Andrey Zayakin | Novaya Gazeta | They planted it on us. | [111] | |
| Evgeny Antonov | Paperpaper | How do Petersburgers prove that drugs were planted on them? | [112] | |
| July | Anastasia Stogney; Roman Badanin; Irina Malkova | The Bell | "Commercial guys": how the FSB protects Russian banks | [113] |
| Yana Sakhipova; Mikhail Shubin | OVD-Info | The award was presented to the media team of the OVD-Info project | [114] | |
| Pavel Merzlikin | Meduza | Enough's enough | [115] | |
| August | Taisia Bekbulatova | Holod.media | Road to Askiz | [116] |
| Roman Romanovsky | Rugrad.eu | Pay for Shit | [117] | |
| Alexander Sokolov | Proekt | State Corporation "Justice". | [118] | |
| September | Irina Dolinina; Alesya Marokhovskaya | Novaya Gazeta | "I will kill you" | [119] |
| Anastasia Yakoreva | Vedomosti | Sponsored articles and pseudo-conferences: how universities are trying to improve their rankings | [120] | |
| Nikolay Kudin; Maria Karpenko; Irina Korbat; Denis Lebedev | Fontanka.ru | Demand a recount after the results have been settled. | [121] | |
| Andrey Loshak | Current Time TV | Holywar. Runet history. | [122] | |
| October | Alexandra Levinskaya; Alexandra Sivtsova | My friend, you are a transformer | Generation of the shopping center | [123] |
| Marina Bocharova; Nikita Shchurenkov; Mikhail Korostikov | Kommersant | According to the "all our own" system | [124] | |
| Sergey Markelov | 7x7 | Blacklist of the President | [125] | |
| November | Liliya Yapparova | Meduza | Above the law | [126] |
| Irina Pankratova | The Bell | Cybermonarchy of Konstantin Malofeev: how the business of an Orthodox billionaire works | [127] | |
| Katerina Gordeeva | eshenepozner (YouTube channel) | Nord-Ost. 17 years | [128] | |
| December | Alexey Pivovarov | Redaktsiya | Crash of Tu-154: what caused Doctor Liza and Alexandrov's choir to die? | [129] |
| 2020 | ||||
| January | Katerina Gordeeva | Meduza | Five years old girl lived her whole life in a private hospital and never left it. By parents' decision | [130] |
| Yulia Apuhtina | Proekt | The fourth stage | [131] | |
| Mariya Zaprometova | MBK media | Country of excuses. How Chechens got social media and started to stalk each other for inappropriate content | [132] | |
| Katya Arenina | The Bell | Country of cash: how government fight with cashing out for 10 years and who is the winner | [133] | |
| February | Viktor Dereza | Yuga.ru | To put an end to the former life. How the Sochi Olympics changed the lives of Old Believers | [134] |
| Yury Dud | vDud | HIV in Russia - epidemic that no one talks about | [135] | |
| Daniil Sotnikov; Maria Zholobova; Roman Badanin | Proekt | Road to nowhere: travel guide of Rublevka, Russia's head road | [136] | |
| March | Sonya Groysman | Proekt | Bureau of edits. How black PR came to Russian Wikipedia | [137] |
| Ilya Gorshkov | Daily Storm | In Russia, the cost of snow removal does not depend on the amount of snow | [138] | |
| Yulia Dudkina | Holod.media | Let me walk to the border | [139] | |
| April | Dmitry Durnev | spektr.press | "Based on custom". | [140] |
| Yuri Kozyrev; Elena Kostyuchenko | Novaya Gazeta | This is a storm | [141] | |
| Andrey Zakharov | BBC News Russian | "Smart City" or "Big Brother"? | [142] | |
| May | Alexey Pivovarov | Redaktsiya | Russian Bergamo: why did Dagestan fail to fight the coronavirus? | [143] |
| Olesya Ostapchuk | Holod.media | There is such a brotherhood | [144] | |
| Irina Shikhman | Virus of silence: what healthcare workers are not allowed to talk about? | [145] | ||
| June | Elena Trifonova | baikal-journal.ru | “When you stand at the feet of a dying person, his soul hangs to the right of the body, in the upper corner. Go there" | [146] |
| Sofia Savina | Important Stories | According to the "law of scoundrels" | [147] | |
| Irina Kravtsova | Meduza | There are no other entertainments here | [148] | |
| July | Alexey Romanov | A large report from the protest Khabarovsk | [149] | |
| Maria Zholobova; Roman Badanin; Mikhail Rubin | Proekt | Brothers Ltd. | [150] | |
| Olesya Shmagun | Important Stories | How Russian officials privatised the oldest international organisation in Geneva | [151] | |
| August | Yulia Alykova; Sofia Savina; Ekaterina Moroko | Target audience: how officials send their children to study at prestigious universities without competition | [152] | |
| Maxim Solopov | Meduza | Wanted changes, bitches? | [153] | |
| Mikhail Rubin | Proekt | Enemy number one | [154] | |
| September | Polina Uzhvak; Sofia Savina; Gleb Limansky | Important Stories | "If you leave, I'll be glad" | [155] |
| Anatoly Suleimanov | Baza.io | The man who stole the republic | [156] | |
| Elena Pogrebizhskaya | 90 percent of the women there don't wear panties | [157] | ||
| October | Maxim Litavrin; Anastasia Boyko; David Frenkel; Egor Skovoroda | Mediazona | Minsk beaten | [158] |
| Roman Shleynov | Important Stories | Secret Poison: Navalny's Poisoning and Russia's Only Novichok Murder Case | [159] | |
| Venera Galeeva | Fontanka.ru | Second crematorium | [160] | |
| November | Boris Safronov; Anastasia Yakoreva; Roman Badanin | Meduza | This can be considered a hole | [161] |
| Mikhail Maglov; Egor Skovoroda; Alla Konstantinova; Polina Glukhova | Mediazona | Unknown murderers of Nemtsov | [162] | |
| Anna Pushkarskaya | Holod.media | More irreplaceable than Putin | [163] | |
| December | Anastasiya Tselykh | The Firm's Secret | "Pediatric oncology is a commercially uninteresting industry." | [164] |
| Olga Shamina; Sergey Kozlovsky; Anna Pushskarskaya; Timur Sazonov | BBC News Russian | Sochi, District of Columbia: why the Sirius Center will become a federal territory | [165] | |
| Yuri Kozyrev | Novaya Gazeta | Night, day, night | [166] | |
|
2021 | ||||
| January | Liliya Yapparova; Denis Dmitriev; Alexey Kovalev; Mikhail Yaglov | Meduza | It's good to be a president | [167] |
| Alexey Navalny; Maria Pevchikh; Georgy Alburov | Putin's palace | [168] | ||
| Dmitry Durnev | spektr.press | Self-proclaimed, part 1. Report on concentration camp working in heart of Europe | [169] | |
| Maria Borzunova; Vladimir Romensky; Vasily Polonsky; Alexey Korostelev | TV Rain | Special reports on Alexey Navalny protests | [170] | |
| February | Roman Dobrokhotov | The Insider | Countersanctions. How FSB officers tried to poison Vladimir Kara-Murza | [171] |
| Alesya Marokhovskaya; Ivan Golunov | Important Stories; Meduza | "I'm a witness!" Who helps the police to fabricate drug related cases | [172] | |
| Daria Sargsyan | Meduza | We have studied why medicines are constantly disappearing from Russian pharmacies. | [173] | |
| March | Elena Milashina | Novaya Gazeta | "I served in the Chechen police and did not want to kill people" (18+) | [174] |
| Anastasia Yakoreva | Meduza | A man without bones | [175] | |
| Svetlana Reiter; Alexandr Ershov; Farida Rustamova | A particularly promising grade of oil | [176] | ||
| April | Katya Arenina | Important Stories | "If necessary, we will kill you" | [177] |
| Anastasia Kuts; Tatyana Kolobakina; German Nechaev; Nikita Kuchinsky | Proekt; DOXA Magazine | Educational qualification. | [178] | |
| Denis Sivkov; Makar Tereshin; Sergey Karpov | Takie dela | Our space | [179] | |
| May | Elena Kostyuchenko; Yuri Kozyrev | Novaya Gazeta | Boarding school | [180] |
| Kirill Rukov | Baza.io | Дети ОПГ | [181] | |
| Natalia Sokolnikova | baikal-journal.ru | Two thousand three hundred "eyes" of Baikal | [182] | |
| June | Irina Tumakova | Novaya Gazeta | Operation E | [183] |
| Riza Khasan; Arden Arkman | Agony on the Angara | [184] | ||
| Maria Karpenko | Holod.media | Road of bones | [185] | |
| July | Ilya Azar; Anna Artemieva | Novaya Gazeta | The daughter of a samurai is a problem person | [186] |
| Irina Kravtsova | Meduza | We are trapped | [187] | |
| Olesya Gerasimenko | BBC News Russian | "Greed and laziness". | [188] | |
| Julia Dudkina; Liza Miller; Mikhail Zelensky | Holod.media | "I tell patients not to get vaccinated" | [189] | |
| August | Lilia Yapparova | Meduza | You are enemies of the Fatherland, and you need to be hung on poles | [190] |
| Sasha Sulim | Redaktsiya | Tyumen and others: how to recognize a maniac in advance? | [191] | |
| Maria Borzunova | TV Rain | A country in exile: how Belarusians are fleeing the Lukashenka regime and what they hope for | [192] | |
| September | Olga Mutovina | baikal-journal.ru | The decision came - to sell the apartment and invest in "Finiko" | [193] |
| Ekaterina Kotrikadze | TV Rain | Bring back that memory. | [194] | |
| Andrey Yashchenko | The Люди | The worst flood in the Far East | [195] | |
| October | Maxim Gongalsky | Novaya Gazeta | Мандаты пользуются вбросом | [196] |
| Kirill Rukov | Baza.io | Jaeger's son. | [197] | |
| Elena Yurishina; Lora Fish | Mediazona | Holes are being patched. | [198] | |
| November | Olesya Gerasimenko | BBC News Russian | "We have a ban on reality". | [199] |
| Alesya Marokhovskaya; Ekaterina Bonch-Osmolovskaya | Important Stories; Novaya Gazeta | How propagandists whip up hatred for migrants, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs accuses "foreign agents" of this | [200] | |
| Konstantin Goldenzweig | TV Rain | Alexey's Witnesses | [201] | |
| December | Irina Shcherbakova; Anastasia Yasenitskaya | Holod.media | 'Why are you crying, Ninochka?' Nina Gnevkovskaya was Beria's girlfriend, and then she was imprisoned. The worst thing happened when she was released | [202] |
| Agentstvo | Executioners lead the investigation. Who and how makes spies out of Russians | [203] | ||
| Yury Dud; Daniil Turovsky | vDud | Why They Torture People in Russia? | [204] | |
| 2022 | ||||
| January | Vladislav Gorin | Meduza | "What Happened?" podcast on how the security services in Russia continue to maintain and increase their influence | [205] |
| Roman Badanin; Mikhail Rubin; Mikhail Maglov; Dmitry Sukharev | Agentstvo | Iron Masks. New Season | [206] | |
| Elena Milashina | Novaya Gazeta | Enemy number one. For the first time, Ramzan Kadyrov has faced a threat he cannot control. Research by Elena Milashina | [207] | |
| March | Katerina Gordeeva | Interview with Dmitry Muratov: "Good and evil are well defined" | [208] | |
| Lilia Yapparova | Meduza | 'They're already on their way.' After three weeks of war, Kyiv and its residents have changed irrevocably. A dispatch from Meduza's Liliya Yapparova | [209] | |
| Elena Kostyuchenko | Novaya Gazeta | Kherson | [210] | |
| April | Vasily Matenov; Lilia Matenov | asianofrussia | For covering the topic of Russian servicemen called up in the national republics of the Urals and Siberia, and who died on the territory of Ukraine, in the "Asians of Russia" Instagram page | [211] |
| Anastasia Chumakova; Lilia Yapparova; Alexey Kovalev; Damir Nigmatullin | Meduza | ‘I can do whatever I want to you.’ Russian soldiers raped and murdered Ukrainian civilians in the village of Bohdanivka | [212] | |
| Shura Burtin | Feeling around for something human. Why do Russians support the war against Ukraine? Shura Burtin investigates | [213] | ||
| Elena Trifonova | baikal-journal.ru | 'It all smelled of the dead.' How military personnel who died in Ukraine are buried in Buryatia | [214] | |
| May | Dmitry Treschanin | Mediazona | Mapping the looting. 58 tonnes worth of packages shipped to Russian cities from the border with Ukraine (plus a military drone) | [215] |
| Svetlana Reiter | Meduza | 'Toxic assets.' How Russia's invasion of Ukraine tore Yandex apart | [216] | |
| Dmitry Durnev | spektr.press | That grandma with a red flag. The interview on how she lived, what she prays for and why she doesn't suspect what the flag of Russia looks like | [217] | |
| June | Ilya Venyavkin | Holod.media | The man who came up with the idea of de-Ukrainizing Ukraine.The story of Timofey Sergeytsev - methodologist, political strategist and war ideologist | [218] |
| Andrey Loshak | Current Time TV | Communication break | [219] | |
| MIkhail Maglov; Roman Badanin; Maria Pevchikh; Dmitry Sukharev; Ivan Vasiliev | Proekt | Go-getters. Investigation on how the Chekists privatized the national wealth | [220] | |
| July | Elizaveta Tsybulina; Ilya Shumanov | Transparency International | Bottle Laundromat: How fake trades and British shell companies helped move $820 million of hot money out of Russia | [221] |
| Irina Pankratova | The Bell | War and Peace on TikTok. How Russian TikTok houses turned into military propaganda offices | [222] | |
| Andrey Zakharov; Maria Korenyuk | BBC Russian Service | 'We've lost everything we've earned through hard work.' Russia exports from Ukraine not only grain, but also sunflower | [223] | |
| August | Ekaterina Fomina | Important Stories | "'Dispose of Them,' the Commander Ordered." Important Stories learned the names of Russian soldiers involved in the killings of local residents in the Kyiv region. We called them, one soldier confessed to everything | [224] |
| Svetlana Anokhina | cherta.media | How Patimat became Victoria. The story of a girl from Dagestan who fled from her family to freedom | [225] | |
| Katya Arenina | Proekt | The Process. How the security officers came up with the case of Ivan Safronov | [226] | |
| September | Peter Ruzavin | Mediazona | 'They liberated us from our entire civilization.' How towns in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine lived under Russian occupation | [227] |
| Vladimir Sevrinovsky | Meduza | ‘They're mostly after loans.’ Tuvans, trying to scramble out of poverty, are dying in a foreign war | [228] | |
| Dmitry Durnev | spektr.press | Buried. How bodies in Russian uniforms emerge from the ground near Kharkiv and what happens to dead Russians in Ukraine | [229] | |
| October | Irina Babicheva | 161.ru | I will take you back. How the wives and mothers of prisoners prevent them from being sent from the Rostov region to Ukraine | [230] |
| Denis Puzyrev | Sports.ru | Russian sport without foreign goods is a utopia. | [231] | |
| Anastasia Krasilnikova | libolibo.me | Pupils | [232] | |
| November | Shura Burtin | Meduza | [233] | |
| Anastasia Stogney | BBC News Russian | [234] | ||
| Elizaveta Focht; Anastasia Lotareva | [235] | |||
| December | Tatiana Britskaya | novaya.media | [236] | |
| Maria Zholobova; Stephen Grey; Maurice Tamman | iStories; Reuters; RUSI | The West Has Banned the Sale of Components for Weapons Production to Russia. But Russia's Main Weapons Manufacturer, Rostec, Is Still Buying Them | [237] | |
| Maxim Kurnikov; Alexander Arkhangelsky; Tatyana Sorokina | Current Time TV | Hunger | [238] | |
| 2023 | ||||
| January | Sergey Vakulenko | Re-russia.net | [239] | |
| Nina Abrosimova | thenewtab.io | [240] | ||
| Olga Mutovina | baikal-journal.ru | [241] | ||
| February | Anna Fimina | TV Rain | [242] | |
| Ekaterina Bonch-Osmolovskaya; Alesya Marokhovskaya; Irina Dolinina; Sofia Savina; Polina Uzhvak; iStories | iStories | [243] | ||
| Kira Derevtsova | chita.ru | [244] | ||
| March | Evgenia Khatskevich | vot-tak.tv | [245] | |
| Victoria Ivleva | victoriaivleva_ | [246] | ||
| Alexander Amzin; Artem Efimov; Natalia Kondrashova; Vitaly Vasilchenko | getsignal.news | [247] | ||