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Photographers can win up to $6,000 from The Everyday Projects
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The Everyday Projects is providing support to photojournalists worldwide to develop their craft and execute long-term projects. In a new effort to help provide this vital support, The Everyday Projects will award two grants to photographers to work on a long-term project.
Our hope is that this grant will provide support and mentorship to photographers who are working on one of their first long-term projects and have had limited exposure to national and international assignments and publications.
Applications are now open.
Benefits
- Two grantees will receive $6,000 each
- Mentorship for the duration of the project from either Mallory Benedict of National Geographic or Jehan Jillani of The Guardian.
Eligibility
- Preference will be given to photographers who have contributed to The Everyday Projects or are members of the African Photojournalism Database.
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Projects that align with The Everyday Projects’ approach to storytelling will be prioritized Such projects including stories that defy stereotypical imagery, promote human dignity, documentary photography and correct misrepresentation.
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Priority will be given to photographers anywhere in the world who are documenting their own community or region.
- Your project must be completed within one year of receiving a grant.
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You can apply to continue a project or start a new one.
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Applicants should demonstrate an openness to taking feedback and learning.
How to apply
Your proposal must include a portfolio of 15 to 30 images. If you are proposing to continue a project, your portfolio can include images from that project, as well as other work. If you are proposing to start a new project, your portfolio should show any other relevant work.
You must email or WeTransfer a portfolio of 15-30 images (in JPG format) with captions to grants@everydayprojects.org.
Name the images FirstNameLastName_01, FirstNameLastName_02 … FirstNameLastName_30, and include captions in the email with the same naming system.
Grantees will be announced in August.
Apply using this form! Applications are due June 7 at midnight PT.
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