Matrix Awards

Matrix Awards
Awarded forExcellence in media achievements
Sponsored byNew York Women in Communications, Inc.
CountryUnited States
Established1930s
Websitenywici.org/matrix

The Matrix Awards is an awards ceremony held annually by the New York Women in Communications, Inc. The award was created in the 1930s by Theta Sigma Phi journalism honor society and professional fraternity, later called Women in Communications, Inc. The Matrix Awards recognize exceptional women in the communications industry.

History

Theta Sigma Phi a national honor society and professional fraternity that was later called Women in Communications, Inc. (WICI) started the Matrix Awards in the 1920s to "emphasize throughout the country the achievements and of possibilities of women in journalism and authorship". Later, it purpose was expanded to recognize exceptional women in the communications industry, including advertising, the arts, books, broadcasting, entertainment, film, magazines, new media, newspapers, public relations, television, and theater. The name of the award comes from a matrix, the mold used to cast type, and represents the beginning of mass communication. The International Matrix Awards were presented by the national organization, The Matrix Awards were originally presented by Theta Sigma Phi chapters to individuals in their communities.

The New York chapter of WICI officially broke away from the national WICI organization in 1998 and became New York Women in Communications, Inc. (NYWICI) to provide its members with more localized benefits. At the time, both the WICI chapters and the NYWICI continued to present the award, with separate ceremonies that were chapter-based. The successor of WICI, the Association for Women in Communications (AWC), started the International Matrix Awards in 1998. After the dissolution of WICI national in 1996 and its successor, Association for Women in Communications, in 2023, NYWICI continues to present the Matrix Awards each year.

The awards are presented at the Matrix Awards luncheon, which also serves as a fundraiser for the New York Women in Communications Foundation to support college scholarships for communication students. In 2005, the Matrix Awards presenters included Tina Brown, Hillary Clinton, Allison Pearson, and Oprah Winfrey.

Awards

Historically, the Matrix Awards were presented in the categories of advertising, arts and entertainment, books, broadcasting, corporate communications, film/photography, magazines, marketing, newspapers, online media, public relations, radio, television, and special awards. In 2010, the categories were eliminated because they often overlapped and had been merged over time. The award now inducts women into the Matrix Awards Hall of Fame.

Some of the recipients of the Matrix Awards include the following, listed alphabetically by last name.

Recipient Year Category Presenting organization References
Jill Abramson 2006 Newspapers NYWICI
Cindy Adams 2007 Newspapers NYWICI
Yamiche Alcindor 2021 NYWICI
Christiane Amanpour 2005 Broadcasting NYWICI
2008 International Matrix Award AWC
Madeline Amgott 1975 Broadcasting WICI New York chapter
Maya Angelou 1983 Books WICI New York chapter
Awkwafina 2021 NYWICI
Marvella Bayh WICI Indianapolis chapter
Leslie Berland 2025 NYWICI
Halle Berry 2018 NYWICI
Pete Brewton 1989 Journalism – investigative/interpretive article WICI Houston chapter
Mika Brzezinski 2018 NYWICI
Susan Brownmiller 1984 Books WICI New York chapter
Devika Bulchandani 2022 NYWICI
Candace Bushnell 2006 Books NYWICI
Rukmini Callimachi 2017 NYWICI
Gretchen Carlson 2017 NYWICI
Nkechi Okloro Carrol 2025 NYWICI
Kristin Chenoweth 2024 NYWICI
Joanna Coles 2013 NYWICI
Beth Comstock 2006 Corporate Communications NYWICI
Judy Corman 2001 Public Relations NYWICI
Katie Couric 2009 Broadcasting NYWICI
Sheryl Crow 2010 NYWICI
Ann Curry 2009 International Matrix Award AWC
Laurel Cutler 1985 Advertising WICI New York chapter
Geena Davis 2006 Arts and Entertainment NYWICI
Angie Debo 1942 Oklahoma Woman of the Year Theta Sigma Phi Oklahoma chapter
Ellen DeGeneres 2006 Special Awards – Humanitarian Award NYWICI
Joan Didion 2007 Books NYWICI
Maureen Dowd 1994 Newspapers WICI New York chapter
Nancy Dubuc 2016 NYWICI
Lena Dunham 2014 NYWICI
Eve Ensler 2002 Arts and Entertainment NYWICI
Nora Ephron 1997 Film/Photography WICI New York chapter
Gail Evans 2001 International Matrix Award AWC
Linda Fairstein 2005 Books NYWICI
Edie Falco 2005 Arts and Entertainment NYWICI
Rita Ferro 2022 NYWICI
Tina Fey 2010 NYWICI
Anne Finucane 2013 NYWICI
Moira Forbes 2023 NYWICI
Alix M. Freedman 2004 Newspapers NYWICI
Nina Garcia 2024 NYWICI
Nancy Gibbs 2014 NYWICI
Kirsten Gillibrand 2015 NYWICI
Ellen Goodman 1999 International Matrix Award AWC
Linda Greenhouse 2008 Newspapers NYWICI
Mindy Grossman 2013 NYWICI
Savannah Guthrie 2017 NYWICI
Maggie Haberman 2021 NYWICI
Joan Hamburg 2006 Radio NYWICI
Bonnie Hammer 2013 NYWICI
Carla Hassan 2020 NYWICI
Mellody Hobson 2014 NYWICI
Karen Elliott House 2006 International Matrix Award AWC
Arianna Huffington 2007 NYWICI
Lucy Jarvis 1978 Broadcasting WICI New York chapter
Barbara Jordan 1970 WICI Houston chapter
Jodi Kantor 2018 NYWICI
Liz Kaplow 2014 NYWICI
Gayle King 2010 NYWICI
Hoda Kotb 2021 NYWICI
Padma Lakshmi 2019 NYWICI
Debra L. Lee 2015 NYWICI
Cynthia Leive 2006 Magazines NYWICI
Billie Letts 2011 International Matrix Award AWC
Meredith Kopit Levien 2024 NYWICI
Marlee Matlin 2022 NYWICI
Kati Marton 2002 Books NYWICI
Renetta McCann 2006 Advertising NYWICI
Cady McClain 2017 International Matrix Award AWC
Audra McDonald 2013 NYWICI
Cynthia McFadden 2014 NYWICI
Dyllan McGee 2014 NYWICI
Mary McGrory 1983 Newspapers WICI New York chapter
Idina Menzel 2011 NYWICI
Stephanie Mehta 2022 NYWICI
Jane Mayer 2014 NYWICI
Janice Min 2014 NYWICI
Andrea Mitchell 2015 NYWICI
Toni Morrison 1992 Books WICI New York chapter
Roberta Myers 2015 NYWICI
Eileen S. Naughton 2014 NYWICI
Enid Nemy 1984 Newspapers WICI New York chapter
Norah O’Donnell 2019 NYWICI
Rosie O'Donnell 2011 Broadcasting NYWICI
Dawn Ostroff 2021 NYWICI
Jane Pauley 2008 International Matrix Award AWC
Queen Latifah 2014 NYWICI
Anna Quindlen 1988 Newspapers WICI New York chapter
Jane Bryant Quinn 1983 Magazines WICI New York chapter
Ruth Reichl 2008 Magazines NYWICI
Diane Rehm 2000 International Matrix Award AWC
Robin Roberts 2008 Broadcasting NYWICI
Bonnie St. John 2013 International Matrix Award AWC
Sheryl Sandberg 2019 NYWICI
Diane Sawyer 2019 Broadcasting NYWICI
Dia Simms 2018 NYWICI
Michelle Singletary 2009 AWC D.C. chapter
Anna Deavere Smith 2008 Arts and Entertainment NYWICI
Judy Smith 2017 NYWICI
Megan Smith 2015 NYWICI
Emily Steel 2018 NYWICI
Gwen Stefani 2022 NYWICI
Martha Stewart 1996 Magazines WICI New York chapter
Meryl Streep 1999 Film/Photography NYWICI
Anne Sweeney 2008 Television NYWICI
Kara Swisher 2013 NYWICI
Amy Tan 1996 Books NYWICI
Tina Tchen 2020 NYWICI
Helen Thomas 2002 Newspapers NYWICI
2007 International Matrix Award AWC
Megan Twohey 2018 NYWICI
Meredith Vieira 2007 Broadcasting NYWICI
Diane von Fürstenberg 2008 Special Award – Lifetime Achievement NYWICI
Alice Walker 1986 Books WICI New York chapter
Barbara Walters 1978 Broadcasting WICI New York chapter
Clarissa Ward 2023 NYWICI
Nancy Weber 2017 NYWICI
Kristen Welker 2025 NYWICI
Betty White 2011 Special Award – Lifetime Achievement NYWICI
Ruth Reinke Whitney 1983
Anna Wintour 2002 Magazines NYWICI
Judy Woodruff 2003 International Matrix Award AWC
2022 NYWICI
Muriel Hazel Wright 1941 Oklahoma Woman Writer of the Year Theta Sigma Psi Oklahoma chapter
Linda Yaccarino 2020 NYWICI
Bellamy Young 2025 NYWICI
Shelley Zalis 2018 NYWICI
Susan Zirinsky 2020 NYWICI

The fictional television character C. J. Cregg received a Matrix Award on an episode of The West Wing.

See also

References

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