Writers Guild of America Annual Award–Nomination For Television Writing Achievement–"M.A.D.D.–Mothers Against Drunk Drivers"–Dramatic Anthology Written Originally For Television
The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences–EMMY AWARDS–"M.A.D.D. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers"–March 14th, 1983–NBC–Nomination—Outstanding Drama Special
The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences–EMMY Nomination–1994-1995 EMMY AWARDS–Nomination, Outstanding Drama Series–"Chicago Hope"–CBS
The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences–Honors Life Goes On, "La Dolce Becca", Recipients of the Scott Newman Drug Abuse Prevention Award
The Humanitas Certificate For Humanizing Achievement In Television and Feature Film–"Shutt Down–Chicago Hope"–July 6, 1995
The Humanitas Certificate For Humanizing Achievement In Television and Feature Film–Executive Producer–"Bedfellows–Life Goes On"–July 7, 1993
The Kennedy Child Study Center Service Award–"In Recognition of Exceptional Contributions In Improving The Lives of Children With Mental Retardation And Their Families"–May 26, 1993
Harvard School of Public Health–Center for Health Communication–Harvard Alcohol Project–Life Goes On–May 8, 1992
The California Governor’s Committee For Employment Of Disabled Persons, 12th Annual Media Access Awards–Awards of Excellence–1990–Life Goes On Series As A Whole
The California Governor’s Committee For Employment Of Disabled Persons, 13th Annual Media Access Awards–Awards of Excellence–1991–Life Goes On Series As A Whole
American Psychological Association, Division of Media Psychology, 1991 Award for Distinguished Contribution to Psychology and the Media
American Psychological Association, Division of Family Psychology–1991 Media Award
Michael Landon Media Award, Down Syndrome Parents Group of Los Angeles, May 17, 1991
The Frederick W. Ziv Award–University of Cincinnati, School of Communications—1991
Ohio State Award, An Achievement of Merit, "Quincy–Dying For A Drink"–April 17, 1984
Center For Population Options–1993 John Rock Award–Michael Braverman, Creator and Executive Producer–"Life Goes On"
Epilepsy Foundation of America, National Media Award–Life Goes On, The Bicycle Thief, September 27, 1991
Center For Population Options–1992 Nancy Susan Reynolds Writers Award–"Life Goes On"
St. Coletta Award of the Caritas Society, For exceptional service, leadership and achievement in the field of mental retardation, November 4, 1989
Downs Syndrome Congress Media Award–1982–"Quincy"–NBC
American Women In Radio And Television–In Recognition of Excellence That Presents a Positive Portrayal Of Women–May, 1983–"M.A.D.D. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers", NBC
Board of Supervisors, County of Los Angeles–Drug and Alcohol Abuse Awareness Month Planning Committee–For Outstanding Service–March 21, 1986
Viewers for Quality Television, Founder’s Award, 1991-1992, "Life Goes On", Outstanding Achievement In Quality Television
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses–1991 Media Award
International Down Syndrome Conference–Media Award–1993
The Scott Newman Drug Abuse Prevention Award–1991–"Life Goes On–La Dolce Becca"—ABC
The Scott Newman Drug Abuse Prevention Award–1982–"Quincy–Bitter Pills"—NBC
The Scott Newman Drug Abuse Prevention Award–1983–"Quincy–On Dying High"–NBC
Hillel Academy of Denver–Parness Award for Humanitarianism, January 13, 1991
National Down Syndrome Congress–National Media Award–Television, October 20, 1990
National Down Syndrome Society–Special Recognition Award, March 16, 1991
Canadian Association For Community Living Media Award–"Life Goes On"–October 5, 1991
Chicago Association For Retarded Citizens–The Dr. Robert McCluggage Award–March 1990
Funders Concerned About AIDS, Humanitarian Leadership Award–April, 1992
Jewish Association For Residential Care–JARC Humanitarian Award–June 14, 1990
Viewers For Quality Television VQT Award–"Life Goes On" 1989-1990
Parents' Choice Foundation–"Life Goes On"–1992
Labor Day L.A.–1993–Humanitarian Award
California Rehabilitation Association–Outstanding Achievement Through The Media Award, March 13, 1991
