Award-winning photojournalist Chiaki Kawajiri brings a strong sense of empathy and humanity to her work. She bonds with her subjects and captures their feelings in her emotionally compelling photographs. Her photos evoke a wonderful sensitivity to the real story of real people, and she couples a warm compassion for her subjects with a fierce determination to show their story with dignity. She has covered stories worldwide, including the 1995 earthquake in Kobe, Japan; infant mortality in Nepal; and village life in Thailand. While working as a photographer at The Baltimore Sun, the Los Angeles Times and The Oregonian, she has received several Pulitzer Prize