The following is a list of George Foster Peabody Award winners and honorable mentions during the decade of the 2010s.
2010 Recipient Area of ExcellenceFX Productions and Sony Pictures TelevisionJustifiedWNET/New York, NY and Illuminations Television Ltd.Great Performances: MacbethCNNAward for coverage of the Deepwater Horizon oil spillWNYC/New York, NYRadiolab, hightlighting the episodes Lucy and WordsPlaytone, DreamWorks Productions, and HBOThe PacificMagic Hour Films, WG Film, Mediamente, Kamoli Films, Danish Film Institute, DR TV, and HBOBurma VJMentorn, Antony Thomas Productions, and HBOFor Neda, about the death of Neda Agha-SoltanLoki Films and HBO12th & Delaware40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks and HBOIf God Is Willing and da Creek Don't RiseRuby Films, Gerson Saines Productions, and HBO FilmsTemple GrandinHBO SportsMagic & Bird: A Courtship of RivalsHartswood Films, BBC Cymru Wales, and MasterpieceSherlock, for the episode "A Study in Pink"WGCU Public Media/Fort Myers, FLLucia's Letter, a documentary produced by Amy Tardif about young women enslaved as drug smugglersWNET's American Masters, Two Lefts Don't Make a Right, and Dakota GroupLennoNYCTNTMen of a Certain AgeWFAA-TV/Dallas, TX"Bitter Lessons", an investigation by Byron Harris into government-funded career schoolsRezolution Pictures, National Film Board of Canada, CBC News Network, ARTE, Documentary Channel Canada, Radio Canada, ARTV, Knowledge Network, APTN, AVRO, and ITVSIndependent Lens, for Reel Injun: On the Trail of the Hollywood IndianLaunch Minneapolis and American Public MediaThe Promised Land with host Majora CarterNPRAward for coverage by Julie McCarthy of military conflict, flooding, and social issues in PakistanAward for an investigation by Joseph Shapiro, working with Kristen Lombardi and Kristin Jones of the Center for Public Integrity, into low levels of consequence faced by campus rape perpetrators"Behind the Bail Bond System", an investigation by Laura Sullivan airing on All Things Considered and Morning EditionYouth Radio, NPR, and Huffington PostAll Things Considered, for "Trafficked: A Youth Radio Investigation", reported by Youth Radio's Denise Tejada (parts one and two)Science Channel and BBCWonders of the Solar System with Brian CoxTrue Vision(airing on BBC Four)Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children, produced by Xoliswa Sithole and directed by Jezza NeumannTeenNick and Ncredible productionsDegrassi: The Next Generation, for the episode "My Body Is a Cage"C-SPANC-SPAN Video LibraryAmerican ExperienceMy LaiThe Moth, Public Radio Exchange, and Atlantic Public MediaThe Moth Radio HourSikelia Productions, Far Hills Pictures, and American MastersElia Kazan: A Letter to EliaArt21, Inc.(airing on PBS)William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible, a documentary on William Kentridge directed by Susan Sollins and Charles Atlas ESPN30 for 30American Documentary, POV, and ITVSThe Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon PapersPhoenix Satellite Television(airing on Phoenix InfoNews Channel)"Report on a New Generation of Migrant Workers in China"WTHR/Indianapolis, IN"Reality Check: Where Are the Jobs?" an investigation by Bob Segall into job creation claims by the Indiana Economic Development CorporationJay Rosenstein Productions (for WILL-TV/Urbana, IL, aired on PBS) The Lord Is Not On Trial Here Today, a documentary on Vashti McCollumwashingtonpost.com"The Cost of War: Traumatic Brain Injury; Coming Home a Different Person", reported by Christian Davenport and Whitney ShefteKSTP-TV/Saint Paul, MN"Who Killed Doc?" an investigation by Mark Albert into how a Minnesota sailor's death in Iraq was ill-explainedFrontline and Mongoose PicturesFrontline, for The Wounded Platoon (directed by Dan Edge), which examined the effects of post-traumatic stress among a platoon of Iraq War veteransScott Free Productions, King Size Productions, Small Wishes, and CBS ProductionsThe Good Wife
2011 Recipient Area of ExcellenceCNNAward for work by Fareed Zakaria, citing his GPS analysis on Iran and the special Restoring the American Dream: Fixing EducationAward for coverage of the Arab Spring uprisings, highlighting the reporting of Nic Robertson, Sara Sidner, Ivan Watson, and Ben WedemanNPRAward for reports by Lourdes Garcia-Navarro on the Arab Spring uprisings"Native Foster Care: Lost Children, Shattered Families", a 3-part report by Laura Sullivan on the illegal practice by 33 states of separating Native American children from their families or tribesStoryCorps, NPR, POV, and National September 11 Memorial & MuseumStoryCorps recollections of the September 11 terrorist attacks on Morning Edition and YouTube (Michael Garofalo, lead producer; films directed by Mike Rauch and Timothy Rauch; radio story reported by Audie Cornish)Al Jazeera EnglishCoverage of "The Arab Awakening", highlighting Bahrain: Shouting in the DarkTED.comAward to the website for "[making] creative thinkers and their ideas available everywhere, anytime"American Experience in association with Apograph Productions, Firelight Media and Q-Ball Productions(presented on PBS)American Experience, for the documentaries "Triangle Fire" (directed by Jamila Wignot), "Freedom Riders", and "Stonewall Uprising"American Documentary/POV/Red Square Productions, Bungalow Town Productions, ITVS International in association with YLEPOV, for My PerestroikaHello Doggie Inc., Busboy Productions, Spartina Productions, and Comedy CentralThe Colbert Report, for its segments on Super PAC funding of political campaignsCNN and Done & Dusted (aka Fun & Trusted)CNN Heroes: An All-Star TributeBBC1Somalia: Land of Anarchy, reported by Peter Greste, aired on PanoramaBBC.comAwarded in recognition of the website's "immediate, evolving coverage of news events great and small"Loud Mouth Films, Limited, and Independent Television Service(airing on KBDI/Denver, CO and other NETA stations)Who Killed Chea Vichea? a documentary about the death of the Cambodian labor leader directed by Bradley CoxTelevision Broadcasts Limited (TVB Jade)News Magazine, for the reports "People's Republic of Cheating" (probes of academic plagiarism, produced by Yung Chun-Fai) and "Misjudged Cases" (probes of unjust arrests and prosecutions, produced by Hui Siu-Fun)Showtime Presents, Teakwood Lane Productions, Cherry Pie Productions, Keshet, and Fox 21HomelandFuji TelevisionThe Untold Stories of the Tsunami in Japan, produced by Takanori Ohno and directed by Sakiko Miyashita The New Yorker and Human Rights WatchAwards for the online reports "Acting Up: Russia's Civil Society" (documenting Russian dissidents, produced by Veronica Matushaj with photography by Platon) and "Gold's Costly Dividend: The Porgera Joint Venture" (report on abuse by security at a Papua New Guinea mine, produced by Veronica Matushaj and Francisco Fagan and reported by Chris Albin-Lackey)Clover and A Bee Films and 33&Out, Inc. in association with HBO Documentary FilmsEarth Made of GlassIndependent Lens and Bhutto Film, LLCBhuttoBlown Deadline Productions in association with HBO EntertainmentTremeBroadway Video and IFCPortlandiaKING-TV/Seattle, WA"Their Crime, Your Dime", an investigation by Chris Ingalls of food stamp and welfare scamsUniversal Television, Deedle-Dee Productions and FremulonParks and RecreationKPHO-TV/Phoenix, AZ"Toxic Secrets", a report by Tammy Leitner on the effects of buried Agent Orange drums at a US Army base in South KoreaShowtime PresentsRebirthBighead, Littlehead, 360 Television, Grok and Generator Productions in association with HBO EntertainmentGame of ThronesCBS NewsUndercover reports by Clarissa Ward on the uprising within Syria, airing on CBS Evening NewsKLAS-TV/Las Vegas, NV"Desert Underwater", a series of reports by George Knapp and Colleen McCarty on the housing crisis in Las Vegas and its effectsNHKSurviving the Tsunami, with reporting from Kenichi Nakamaru and Shu Morino (later aired as an episode of PBS' Nova)WEWS-TV/Cleveland, OH"Operation Deep Freeze", a report by Ron Regan on United States Navy personnel exposed to radiation at a base in AntarcticaQuest Productions, Bread and Butter Films in association with Thirteen's American Masters for WNET/New York, NYCharles and Ray Eames – The Architect and the PainterPublic Television Service and IFA A Year in the Clouds, a documentary about the Atayal people directed by Dean Johnson and Frank SmithABC News20/20, for the report "Peace Corps – A Trust Betrayed", an exposé by Brian Ross of a murder and sexual assaults — and related cover-ups — involving the humanitarian program's operations in AfricaGlobalPost.comAward for the website's On Location postsJohns Hopkins Health and Education South Africa, Curious Pictures Pty Ltd, Ants Multimedia, SABC Education(airing on SABC 1)Intersexions, a drama about the transmission of HIV/AIDSAustin City Limits(KLRU-TV/Austin, TX and PBS)Institutional Award for the live music performance programSony Pictures TelevisionJeopardy!
2012