About Mimi Chakarova
Published Stories:
- Iraq: Living in Hiding
- PBS' Frontline/World
For PBS' Frontline/World "Conflict Zones" Series, photojournalist Mimi Chakarova and war correspondent Anna Badkhen report about the conditions for Iraqi women six years after the US invasion. The multimedia piece explores a secret network of shelters for victims of rape, abuse and reprisal killings.
- The Price of Sex Website
- Center for Investigative Reporting
After six years of reporting on sex trafficking in Eastern Europe and parts of the Middle East, lecturer Mimi Chakarova launches THE PRICE OF SEX – a multimedia series featuring interviews with young women sold into prostitution against their will.
- Genocide in Slow Motion
- FRONTLINE/World FlashPoint
Mimi Chakarova curates another stunning photo essay for PBS FRONTLINE/World FlashPoint series. Photographer Jan Grarup takes us into Darfur, inside the lives of refugees.
- Photography by Mimi Chakarova Featured on FRONTLINE/World
- FRONTLINE/World
FRONTLINE/World has launched a new web series, "Flash Point," an online slideshow showcasing the work of both up-and-coming and established artists and photojournalists. The first presentation is "The Price of Sex," by documentary photographer and J-School instructor Mimi Chakarova, who has covered sex trafficking in Eastern Europe and the Middle East for the last three years. Chakarova received the 2005 Inge Morath Award from Magnum Photos for her work.
- Chakarova Wins Magnum Photos Inge Morath Award
- Magnum Photos
This year's Inge Morath Award was given to Photography Lecturer Mimi Chakarova for her work on sex trafficking in Eastern Europe. This prize is awarded annually to a female documentary photographer under the age of 30 in memory of the late Magnum member Inge Morath.
- World Affairs Council Displays Chakarova's Work
- Exhibit
Lecturer Mimi Chakarova's photographs of Kashmir will be on exhibit at the World Affairs Council from January 31 - March 31, 2005. The opening reception is on Thursday, February 10th at 7:15 p.m.
- Don't Look Back: Photographs of Eastern Europe
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The work of J-School photographers Mimi Chakarova, Keli Dailey and Malgorzata Wozniacka will be on display at the Townsend Center Gallery, 220 Stephens Hall through October 20th. Please join us for the opening reception and panel discussion on Thursday, September 16 at 4 p.m.
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