Awards 2011

2011 saw another inspiring evening as Jon Snow returned to present the Awards ceremony. The audience was also joined by keynote speaker Alan Duncan MP, Minister of State at the UK Department for International Development.

Notable winners of the Awards included Lindsey Hilsum, who was named Journalist of the Year; the team behind Blood, Sweat and Luxuries, who won the Popular Features Award two years in a row; and Press Award winner Real Life Inside Helmand, by the Guardian's veteran writer Jonathan Steele. The Drama Award went to Channel 4's The Promise.The Special Award winner in 2011 was the radio programme ShujaazFM, who travelled to London from Nairobi to attend the ceremony.

Click here to see all the nominees and the jury panels in 2011.

The ceremony also featured the third annual One World Media Youth Jury, a group of four young people selected through a national competition, who got the opportunity to travel to London from across the country to judge the Children's Rights Award.

Journalist of the Year

Lindsey Hilsum - International Editor, Channel 4

Radio Documentary

India's Microcredit Meltdown - Leo Hornak; Madeleine Morris; Bridget Harney; BBC World Service

TV Documentary

Unreported World: Philippines - The City With Too Many People - Jenny Kleeman; Richard Cookson; David Marsland; Quicksilver Media for Channel 4

Press Award

Real Life Inside Helmand - Jonathan Steele, The Guardian (G2)

New Media Award

Highrise, Out My Window - National Film Board of Canada

Drama Award

The Promise - Peter Kosminsky; Hal Vogel; David Aukin; Daybreak Pictures for Channel 4

Student Award

Miles Apart - Ling Lee, National Film and Television School