The More You Know Campaign has been recognized with a number of national and local awards including: THE GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY AWARD bestowed by the University of Georgia. Recognizing integrity and excellence in broadcasting, distinguishing NBC for "a model national public service campaign to provide a range of useful information to its vast television audience." CHRISTOPHER AWARD bestowed by The Christophers. Recognizing an outstanding body of work which "affirms the highest values of the human spirit." EMMY AWARD bestowed by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Recognizing a campaign that conveys information for "the well-being of the individual, community or society as a whole, or focus interest and marshal support for worthy causes." GRACIE ALLEN AWARD bestowed by the American Women in Radio and Television. Honoring a campaign that addresses areas of interest and concern to women. CLARION AWARD bestowed by Women in Communications. Recognizing outstanding public service announcements and celebrating their excellence. PRISM AWARD bestowed by the Entertainment Industries Council in association with the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Recognizing a campaign that responsibly addresses the issues of substance abuse and violence in our society. GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD bestowed by CINE. Recognizing outstanding production of a public service campaign. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AWARD FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING THROUGH BROADCASTING bestowed by the National Education Association. Recognizing quality programs in the broadcast industry that have a significantly positive effect on personal growth and education. PROMAX AWARD Silver Medallion bestowed by Promax International. Honoring an innovative, quality campaign that achieves excellence in service to the public and builds network image. MAGGIE AWARD bestowed by Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Recognizing a campaign that enhances public understanding of current social health issues including teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS. BRONZE ANVIL AWARD bestowed by the Public Relations Society of America. Recognizing innovative and strategic solutions to public relations challenges.