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JC Hayward joined WUSA in 1975. [CR-LF][CR-LF]Hayward co-hosted Channel 9's Every Woman, a daily one-hour talk show that was syndicated in four markets. [CR-LF][CR-LF]In 1976, she won a local Emmy Award in the Best Newscaster category. In 1994, Hayward won a local Emmy Award for her interview with Riddick Bowe. In June 1995, Hayward was awarded the Board of Governors Award, a local Emmy given for "truly outstanding achievement and unique accomplishment of some duration and durability."[CR-LF][CR-LF]In 1986, Hayward appeared on CBS-TV's popular daytime soap opera, Capital. [CR-LF][CR-LF]Hayward has produced several award-winning documentaries. The 1972 one-hour program, Sahel: The Border of Hell, won two local Emmy Awards. In 1977, Hayward traveled to Kenya and Uganda, filming a documentary on Ugandan refugees, We Shall Return, which earned Hayward a Bronze Medal from the 1980 International Film Festival in New York. And Somalia: The Silent Tragedy, on the world's largest refugee situation was syndicated by the Public Broadcast System and broadcast in England, Australia and the Caribbean. [CR-LF][CR-LF]In 1995, Hayward received the Dr. Edward C. Mazique Memorial Award for her support of the Greater Washington Boys and Girls Clubs, and a nine-year commitment to the organization's Annual Congressional Dinners. She was named Washingtonian of the Year by Washingtonian Magazine.

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