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Sheryl Mendez
About
Since June 2009, Journalists Assistance Associate, The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
One of the founding members of The Crimes of War Project – www.crimesofwar.org. Photography editor and researcher on the book, Crimes of War: What the Public Should Know – W.W. Norton & Co., New York/London (1999, 2007)
HONORARIUMS
Heinrich Boell Foundation, Lebanon, Double Jeopardy: Navigating the Space Between Home and Exile. 2008
UNICEF Photography of the Year Award, Judge, Germany, 2005 – 2007
Interfoto, International Journalism Festival, Guest Editor, Moscow 2004
International Scholars Fellowship, New School For Social Research, New York 2003-2005
International Center of Photography’s Infinity Awards, Judge, New York, 2002 – 2005
Overseas Press Club Awards, Judge, New York 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004
٠ Recipient of Every Human Has Rights (EHHR) Media Awards, The Elders, Internews, December, 2008
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Testimonials
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Sheryl Mendez.
investigative reporting
MNSG,
pp. "MNSG: Navigating the Space Between Home & Exile".
[none],
Jul 8 2008.
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Sheryl Mendez.
"Lebanon: War, geopolitics and high finance"
World News/ WN Network,
[none],
May 2 2007.
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"Galeria de imagens"
Folha de S.Paulo,
pp. "Folha Galeria".
[none],
Sep 3 2006.
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Sheryl Mendez.
"The Killing Zone"
Washington Post,
[none],
Jul 27 2006.
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Sheryl Mendez.
"Latest Lebanon-Israel Developments"
San Francisco Examiner,
[none],
Jul 27 2006.
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Sheryl Mendez.
"What's In a Number?"
This American Life,
pp. Episode 300.
National Public Radio,
Oct 28 2005.
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Nouvel Observateur,
pp. p.1,
Oct 24 2005.
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The Sunday Times Magazine,
pp. 50,
May 1 2005.
The Cyber War
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Graphis Photo Annual,
pp. 13,
Spring 2005.
The Witnesses of Our Time
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Daylight Magazine,
pp. 18-21,
Summer 2004.
The Missing
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Gallery
Recent Post
A letter to the American hikers being held in Iran
By Joel Simon/Executive Director
The families of Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal, and Sarah Shourd, the three hikers detained in Iran, said today they are concerned about their children’s emotional well-being after nearly four months in prison. They asked supporters to send letters, which they will seek to deliver to them in Evin Prison in Tehran, where the three are being held.
We know from speaking with journalists who have endured imprisonment that these letters provide an enormous emotional lift, helping to break the overwhelming feeling of isolation. If you would like to write a letter, you can send it Free the Hikers, P.O. Box 15065, Duluth, MN 55815, USA. You can also send an e-mail to letterstohikers@gmail.com.
More information is available at freetheihkers.org.
The letter I sent is below:
November 16, 2009
Dear Shane, Josh, and Sarah,
The people who are holding you in Evin Prison may want you to believe you are alone and the world has forgotten you.
Don’t believe them.
There are thousands and thousands of people around the world who are thinking of you every day and working for your safe return home.
I wish you all strength and look forward to the day very soon when I have a chance to meet you in person.
All my best,
Joel Simon
Executive Director
17 Nov 2009 15:11
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