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Teaching Tolerance, a program of the Southern Poverty Law Center, won an unprecedented nine awards, including Periodical of the Year, from the听听on Friday in Washington, D.C.

"This represents the fine work of many, many talented people," said Brian Willoughby, managing editor of听magazine, which is sent free to 600,000 educators.

"Our curriculum specialists, our writers, our incredible design team -- all work together to provide teachers with the tools to reduce prejudice and improve intergroup relations in the nation's schools and classrooms."

Winners were chosen from nearly 1,300 entries submitted by highly regarded educational publications including Weekly Reader, National Geographic, Time magazine's student edition and the Smithsonian.

"These awards represent significant and excellent achievement in the educational publishing industry," said Jo-Ann McDevitt, president of the EdPress Board of Directors, introducing the awards at a banquet. "They carry genuine weight and prestige in the education community."

翱蹿听, the Center's Teaching Tolerance and design departments won eight other awards including:

• Most Improved Periodical for听Teaching Tolerance听尘补驳补锄颈苍别.
• Best Comprehensive Curriculum Package for听, an educational kit recounting the nonviolent uprising of Birmingham's youth to challenge segregation. The kit includes a teacher's guide and a classroom version of the Academy Award-winning documentary film.
• Best Instructional Booklet and best Whole Publication for听.
• Best magazine cover for听
• Best magazine article design for听
• Best magazine illustration for听
• Best magazine editorial award for Willoughby's听

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