Awards, Honors,
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| 2003 | Visiting Scholar, Harvard School of Public Health (no stipend). Reappointed Annually Since 1999. | ||
| 2002 | NEWSEUM Photojournalist of the Month (May). Website presentation honoring Earl Dotter. | ||
| 2001 | Alice Hamilton
Award presented by American Public Health
Association to commemorate a "Lifetime of
Service to Occupational Health and Safety."
Communicator of the Year Award from the Metropolitan New York Labor Communications Council for "leading the way in portraying the dignity of working people and the ravages of unsafe working conditions." |
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| 2000 | Recipient of the Josephine Patterson Albright Fellowship in Photojournalism from the Alicia Patterson Foundation to document the hazards of the commercial fishing industry in New England. | ||
1999 |
Visiting Scholar, Harvard School of Public Health Occupational Health Program (No Stipend). HSPH provides technical and networking support for photodocumentary project on the hazards of working in the commercial fishing industry. The appointment is through the Fall of the year 2000 with reappointment available. |
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1998 |
Semifinalist, Robert F. Kennedy Book Award for THE QUIET SICKNESS, A Photographic Chronicle of Hazardous Work In America. Published in May 1998 by AIHA Press. |
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1997 |
Finalist, Harry Chapin Media Award, Category: Best Photojournalism, for The Quiet Sickness exhibit, book and Columbia Journalism Review article. |
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1991 |
Finalist, Alicia Patterson Photojournalism Fellowship |
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1988 |
Recipient, Leica Medal of Excellence Award, Nat'l Capitol Region |
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1985 |
Photograph and citation, in A World History of Photography, by Naomi Rosenblum, pages 532 and 534, Abbeville Press. |
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1983 |
Eight-page portfolio published in Photo/Revue, edited by Sebastiao Salgado; Paris, France. |
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1981 |
Finalist, W. Eugene Smith Fellowship Recipient, Creative Artist Program Grant, NY State Council for the Arts. Ten-page portfolio published in American Photographer magazine with essay by Walter Rosenblum. |
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1978 |
"The Art Annual Award, Communication Arts," for Best Black and White Editorial Photography as published in Quest/77 Magazine in article entitled, "Coal, Past and Future Fuel." Review, The New York Times Sunday "Photography View" column by Gene Thornton cited the Gallery 1199 coal mining exhibit, "In Our Blood," as "one of the ten most important photographic events of 1977." |
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1976 |
Recipient, National Magazine Award for The United Mine Workers Journal in category of Specialized Journalism, as photographer along with two staff writers. |
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