[Project-Censored-L] Project Censored Named Community Organization of the Year 
 
Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 18:30:12 -0600 (CST)

Project Censored Named Community Organization of the Year In Sonoma  
County

On November 10, Sonoma State University's media research program  
Project Censored was honored as the Community Organization of the  
Year for 2007 at the Peace and Justice Center of Sonoma County's  
Annual Peacemaker Awards Dinner. Director Peter Phillips, Associate  
Director Andy Roth and staff members Tricia Boreta and Kate Sims,  
along with over a hundred volunteers were cited as "models of social  
activism and consciousness raisers in a world too busy to realize  
that the truth is not being reported." The Peace and Justice Center  
awarded Project Censored contributors for their "dedication and  
professionalism, their courage of speaking the truth and taking on  
the corporate media, their integrity to delve deeper to find the  
facts and their risk-taking to educate the masses."

Peter Phillips and Project Censored also received a Certificate of  
Recognition on behalf of the California State Legislature signed by  
State Senator Pat Wiggins and Assemblymember  Patty Berg for the  
Community Organization Award.

  "Each year we honor an organization in our community whose work  
effects change locally and globally," said Peace and Justice Center  
board member Alice Waco. "We are long overdue in acknowledging the  
work of Project Censored."
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