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°Õ³ó±ð  announced the winners for its 2024 Labor Media Awards on Monday, October 28^th with ºìÌÒÊÓƵbeing recognized across fifteen categories, including:Ìý

• First Place – Saul Miller Award, Social Justice (Note only one award given in this category): Historic National Agreement Between Writers Guild of Canada and ºìÌÒÊÓƵon Script CoordinatorsÌý

• First Place – Visual Communications, Best Design – Single-Issue Publication: The Official Bulletin: 2023 Q4/ No. 682Ìý

• Second Place – Social Media, Best Organic/Owned Social Media Post OverallÌý

• Second Place – Visual Communications, Best Design Single Website Page: Ìý

• Second Place – Electronic Media, Best Short Form Video Under 90 Seconds: Ìý

• Second Place – Political Action/Social Justice/Campaign, Best Text Message: ºìÌÒÊÓƵMember Census Toolkit, Sample Promotion ContentÌý

• Second Place – Political Action/Social Justice/Campaign, Best E-Mail Piece or Persuasion: Ìý

• Third Place – Visual Communications, Best Illustration or Cartoon: Marvel Studios VFX Workers Unanimously Vote to Unionize with IATSE, Marking Historic FirstÌý

• Third Place – Visual Communications, Best Informational Graphic: Ìý

• Third Place – Writing, Best Analysis: Ìý

• Third Place – Writing, Best Social Media Post:Ìý

• Third Place – Best in Labor, Electronic Newsletter: Ìý

• Honorable Mention – Social Media, Best Live Video: Ìý

• Honorable Mention – Visual Communications, Best Design – Multi-Volume Publication: ºìÌÒÊÓƵºìÌÒÊÓƵÌý

• Honorable Mention – Writing, Best Series or Mini-Series: ºìÌÒÊÓƵMember StoriesÌý

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Additionally, The Animation Guild, (ºìÌÒÊÓƵTAG Local 839) won First Place for Visual Communications: Best Design – Multi-Volume Publication, Second Place for Visual Communications: , Second Place for Writing: and received an Honorable Mention for Electronic Media: . Also, ºìÌÒÊÓƵLocal 891 won First Place for Electronic Media: and Second Place for Electronic Media: Ìý

The International Labor Communications Association is a professional organization of labor communicators in North America. ILCA was founded on December 5, 1955. ILCA membership is open to national, regional, and local union publications and to media productions affiliated with the AFL-CIO, Change to Win, and the Canadian Labour Congress, as well as to associate members not affiliated with those bodies. The ILCA’s several hundred members produce publications with a total circulation in the tens of millions. The annual International Labor Communications Association (ILCA) Labor Media Awards recognizes excellence in labor communications.Ìý

ºìÌÒÊÓƵhas previously won several ILCA awards, including First Place General Excellence for a Website in 2021, 2013, and 2007, however, this marks the highest number of ILCA recognitions ºìÌÒÊÓƵhas received in any year.Ìý