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Liberian
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Awards
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National Magazine Award nominee, 2008
"A Window on Baghdad," story and photos by
Chris Hondros, published in the Virginia
Quarterly Review
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Days Japan
International Photography Contest 2007
--First Place
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2005 Robert Capa Gold Medal
--awarded to the "best published
photographic reporting from abroad requiring
exceptional courage and enterprise"
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World Press Photo competition 2006
--Second
Place, Spot News
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Best
of Photojournalism 2006
--First
Place, International News picture story
division
--Second Place, International
News division
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Pictures
of the Year International 2006 contest:
--First Place, Newspaper Spot News
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2004
Pulitzer Prize
--Nominated Finalist, Breaking News
Photography
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2003 John Faber Award from the Overseas
Press Club
--Best
Photographic Reporting from Abroad in
Newspapers or Wire Services, 2003
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World Press Photo competition 2004
--Honorable Mention, Spot News
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Best
of Photojournalism 2004
--First and Second Place, Magazine News
division
--Third Place, Magazine News picture story
division
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Pictures
of the Year International 2004 contest:
--Third Place, Conflict category
--Honorable Mention, Confict category
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Atlanta
Photojournalism Seminar 2002:
--Second place, Best Portfolio
--First Place, General News picture
Fellowships
& Grants
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2001 Pew Fellowship in International
Journalism
(http://www.pewfellowships.org)
Five-month fellowship at the Pew Center
for International Journalism at Johns Hopkins
University in Washington. Funded by a grant
from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Completed
a photo project on the impact of massive
oil drilling in Nigeria, published in part
by the Washington Post and the Christian
Science Monitor.
United
States Agency for International Development
project grant, 1999
Three-month grant for coverage of the Kosovo
refugee crisis during the summer of 1999.
Displayed as a gallery exhibition at the
USAID headquarters in the Ronald Reagan
building in Washington, D.C. September 13,
1999 to January 29th, 2000, and published as
an accompanying stand-alone magazine.
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