Netflix’s When They See Us, OWN’s David Makes Man, HBO’s Watchmen and Lifetime’s Surviving R. Kelly are among the 30 Peabody Award winners, announced Wednesday.

The programs were named as “the most compelling and empowering stories released in broadcasting and digital media during 2019,” as reported by Variety.

“This year’s winners are a vibrant collective of inspiring, innovative and powerful stories,” said Peabody executive director Jeffrey P. Jones. “True to the spirit and legacy of Peabody, our winners are also distinguished by the presence and resilience of many emerging and diverse voices.”

PBS news program Frontline was given Peabody’s institutional award along with Fox’s The Simpsons. Peabody called Frontline “an unwavering source for truth through quality journalism when both are actively under attack.”

The institution recently made news for honoring Cicely Tyson with the Peabody career achievement award Monday.

View the full list of programming winners below:

TELEVISION SERIES

“Chernobyl”
HBO Miniseries and SKY in association with Sister, The Mighty Mint, and Word Games (HBO)

“David Makes Man”
Page Fright and Outlier Productions in association with Warner Horizon Scripted Television
(OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network)

“Dickinson”
Apple / wiip / Anonymous Content / Tuning Fork Productions / Sugar 23 Productions (Apple TV+)

“Fleabag”
All3Media International Limited and Amazon Studios (Prime Video)

“Ramy”
Hulu, A24 Television (Hulu)

“Stranger Things”
Monkey Massacre Productions & 21 Laps Entertainment (Netflix)

“Succession”
HBO Entertainment in association with Project Zeus, Hyperobject Industries, and Gary Sanchez Productions (HBO)

“Unbelievable”
Timberman-Beverly Productions, Sage Lane Productions, Escapist Fare, Katie Couric Media, and CBS Television Studios for Netflix (Netflix)

“Watchmen”
HBO in association with White Rabbit, Paramount, Warner Bros. Television and DC (HBO)

“When They See Us”
Participant Media, Tribeca Productions, Harpo Films, Array Filmworks for Netflix (Netflix)

DOCUMENTARIES

“Apollo 11”
CNN Films (CNN)

“For Sama”
FRONTLINE PBS, Channel 4 News, ITN Productions, Channel 4 (PBS)

“Independent Lens: HALE COUNTY THIS MORNING, THIS EVENING”
A production of Idiom Film, LLC and Louverture Films, in association with Field of Vision (PBS)

“POV: Inventing Tomorrow”
Fishbowl Films, Motto Pictures, 19340 Productions, Shark Island Institute, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios, IQ190 Productions, American Documentary | POV (PBS)

“POV: Midnight Traveler”
Old Chilly Pictures LLC, American Documentary | POV, Independent Television Service (PBS)

“POV: The Distant Barking of Dogs”
Final Cut for Real, Mouka Filmi, STORY, Bayerischer Rundfunk, ARTE, American Documentary | POV (PBS)

“POV: The Silence of Others”
Semilla Verde Productions, Lucernam Films, American Documentary | POV, Independent Television Service, Latino Public Broadcasting, El Deseo (PBS)

“Surviving R. Kelly”
Bunim/Murray Productions and Kreativ Inc. for Lifetime (Lifetime)

“The Edge of Democracy”
A Busca Vida Filmes Production in association with Violet Films for Netflix (Netflix)

“True Justice: Bryan Stevenson’s Fight for Equality”
HBO Documentary Films and Kunhardt Films (HBO)

PODCAST/RADIO

“Dolly Parton’s America”
Osm Audio and WNYC Studios (WNYC)

“Have You Heard George’s Podcast?”
BBC Sounds/George the Poet Ltd. (BBC Sounds)

“In the Dark: The Path Home”
American Public Media (APM Reports)

“Threshold: The Refuge”
(Auricle Productions)

NEWS

“A Different Kind of Force: Policing Mental Illness”
(NBC News)

“American Betrayal”
NBC News, Engel Unit (NBC/MSNBC)

“Long Island Divided”
(Newsday)

“The Hidden Workforce: Undocumented in America”
(CNN)

“Unwarranted”
(WBBM-TV)

CHILDREN’S & YOUTH

“Molly of Denali”
WGBH Educational Foundation, Atomic Cartoons (PBS Kids)

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