Anunciados los ganadores de los Premios de Medios de la AIB 2025

La AIB ha anunciado los ganadores de los Premios de Medios de 2025.

Los 34 ganadores fueron seleccionados entre más de 100 candidaturas y reflejan trabajos que capturan la realidad de la profesión, conciencian sobre importantes asuntos laborales y destacan el papel que desempeñan los miembros de la AIB en la protección de sus comunidades. Las candidaturas elegibles se publicaron entre el 1 de septiembre de 2024 y el 31 de agosto de 2025.

El plazo de presentación de candidaturas para los Premios de Medios de 2026 se abrirá en septiembre de 2026.

1.º: “The Kitchen Table”; Long Beach Firefighters Association Local 372

2.º: “Fully Involved – Official Newsletter of the Baltimore Fire Officers”; Harry T. Conway; Baltimore Fire Officers Local 964

3.º: “The Feederline”; Communications Committee, Professional Fire Fighters of Greensboro Local 947

1.º: “Fire Front”; CAL FIRE Local 2881

2.º: “Mainline Magazine”; Sección Local 798 de los Bomberos de San Francisco

3.º: “Fire Watch Magazine”; Toronto Professional Firefighters Association Local 3888

1.º: “Out of Contract Videos”; Kevin Taylor, Stockton Firefighters Local 456
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2.º: “MP Peter Julian Introduces Motion to Phase Out Harmful Chemicals in Firefighting Gear”; British Columbia Professional Fire Fighters Association

3.º: “Phoenix Fire Crisis”; United Phoenix Fire Fighters of Arizona Local 493

1.º: “Fill the Boot for Ryker”; Jimmy DeChant; Colorado Springs Professional Firefighters Local 5

2.º: “MDA Pickleball Tournament”; Mark Tiffany y Open Window Productions; Oakdale Professional Fire Fighters Local 5175

3.º: “Metro West and MDA” Matt Coppin, Professional Firefighters of Eastern Missouri Local 2665

1.º: “The Night Before Fire Prevention Week”; Ian Wheeler; Sycamore Firefighters Local 3046

2.º: “27th Annual Fire Safety Newspapers in Education”; Professional Fire Fighters of Wisconsin Charitable Foundation

3.º: “Safety Message Following Historic Flash Flooding”; Chattanooga Fire Fighters Association Local 820

1.º: “Tower 1”; Robert Butcher; Waterford Professional Fire Fighters Union Local 1335

2.º: “Burn Building”; Patrick Matthews; New Britain, CT Local 992

3.º: “Interior Attack of an Aircraft”; Corey Platt; Trenton-Mercer Airport Fire Department Local I-77

1.º: Calgary Firefighters Association Local 255

2.º: Professional Fire Fighters Union of Indiana

3.º: Halifax Professional Fire Fighters Local 268

1.º: “Resilience”; Los Angeles County Fire Fighters Local 1014; Poloma Public Affairs y J&Z Strategies

2.º: “Oswego Fire Department Recruitment Video”; David Martinez; Oswego Firefighters Local 4773

3.º: “Camp Eyabsut: A Family Beyond Fire”; Washington State Council of Fire Fighters Burn Foundation

1.º: “The tragedy on Canfield Mountain: Two firefighters shot, killed in North Idaho”; The Spokesman-Review

1.º: “Camden Fire Department gets new federal funding to improve fire stations, add new trucks”; Raymond Strickland, Mike Spatocco; CBS Philadelphia

Mención de honor: “Concerns rise over battery safety after fire at Halifax e-bike store”; Hafsa Arif; CTV News

1.º: “Grab a Hose, Take a Stand”; Michele McPhee; LAmag

1.º: “Worlds shrink pretty small’: Wisconsin firefighter mental health program runs entirely on donations”; Bill Walsh; CBS 58 News Milwaukee

Mención de honor: “Fire Captain Breaks Down Los Angeles Wildfire Disaster”; Joshua Chaffin, Scott Calvert, Erik Scott; Wall Street Journal

1.º: “Remembering Keller”; Ryan Winner

Mención de honor: “Pull Him Out”; Glen E. Ellman

1.º: “Red Deer Fire Fighters Need More Support”; Byron Hackett; Red Deer Advocate
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1.º: Worn Down: The Cancer Threat in Firefighting Gear”; Lisa Fletcher, Andrea Nejman; The National News Desk
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