The Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award is an annual award that honors outstanding reporting on social justice and human rights issues. Established in 1968, it recognizes journalists who demonstrate a commitment to the principles of Robert F. Kennedy, focusing on the impact of their work in promoting social change and raising awareness about critical issues. The award is presented in various categories, including print, broadcast, and online journalism. It aims to encourage journalists to pursue stories that highlight the struggles of marginalized communities and to inspire others to engage in meaningful reporting that reflects the values of RFK's legacy.