PBS Caregiving Program, California Reporter Win Media Awards
Kleyman, Paul, Aging Today
The producers of And Thou Shall Honor: Caring for Our Parents, Spouses, and Friends, the PBS special on caregiving in America, and age-beat reporter Nancy Weaver Teichert of The Sacramento Bee won the American Society on Aging's 2004 Media Awards in the national and local-regional categories.
Television producers Harry Wiland and Dale Bell received top national honors for their two-hour PBS special on caregiving in America, And Thou Shall Honor: Caring for Our Parents, Spouses, and Friends, and their continuing educational projects, especially their series of "Caregiving Town Hall Meetings," being held in conjunction with local public-television stations through 2004. First aired …
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Article title: PBS Caregiving Program, California Reporter Win Media Awards.
Contributors: Kleyman, Paul - Author.
Magazine title: Aging Today.
Volume: 25.
Issue: 4
Publication date: July/August 2004.
Page number: 14.
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