The 14th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award intends to support a project aimed at documenting in writing and images the condition of the lives of women and girls in Afghanistan.

  
The report will take place from January to June 2024, and will be the subject of a monograph and an exhibition at the end of 2024\. The Fondation Carmignac provides the laureate with financial and human resources to carry out their project and produces both a monograph and a traveling exhibition, aiming to shed light on the crises and challenges which the contemporary world is facing. At the end of each edition, four photographs bequeathed by the laureates are included in the Carmignac collection.

  
The Carmignac Photojournalism Award is open to all photographers, of all nationalities. Participation can be individual or collaborative. It is not necessary to have a press card to participate.

Selected by an international jury, the laureates receive a €50,000 grant to carry out a 6-month field report with the support of the Fondation Carmignac, which produces, upon their return, a travelling exhibition and the publication of a monograph.

Carmignac Photojournalism Award 2023

The Design Trust for Public Space, in partnership with the Museum of the City of New York (MCNY) and NeON Photography, is now accepting fellowship submissions from photographers for the Design Trust’s latest public space initiative, The Restorative City, focusing on health equity and the built environment. 

  
**_Project Overview:_**

We believe that photography is vital to understanding our shared environment and is a powerful tool for illuminating the city’s complex public realm. The Photo Urbanism Program was founded in 2001 to support the creation of new work that explores the natural and built environment of New York City, and surpasses strictly editorial and documentary imagery. 

The 2022 - 2023 Photo Urbanism Fellow will create a self-driven plan to photograph and document the core focus of The Restorative City initiative. While the project will look at policy and design changes required to confront health equity, the role of the Photo Urbanism Fellow is to use a range of artistic and journalistic photography and videography to capture the human, personal narratives that exist within community wellness. 

  

**_Job Description:_**

The Photo Urbanism Fellow will dedicate 5% of their fellowship to administrative tasks such as attending meetings, invoicing, and tracking expenses. 20% of the fellowship will be to provide mentorship to youth photographers and the remaining 75% will be to developing project work, including, but not limited to, photographing, editing images, developing programming, and exhibition planning. 

The fellowship award includes a $15,000 stipend and a solo exhibition.

Deliverables: 

* Two youth photography workshops
* One final solo exhibition- including a written description of work/project, and a minimum of 5 final images (digital and print; size to be determined)

  

CALL FOR PHOTO URBANISM FELLOWSHIP

Passepartout aims to support the development of talented photographers from all over the world by creating opportunities for worldwide exposure.

  
It is an open-theme, international contest open to both professional and emerging photographers without limits. Photographic works of any kind of artistic style, size and technique (digital, film and experimental processes, digital collages, and other mixed media) are accepted. We embrace innovative and original approaches to contemporary photography. We welcome various artistic languages applied to the photographic image, including, but not limited to, experimentation and fusion of different genres.

  

The winners are responsible for delivering the exhibiting works in acceptable conditions by the deadline. 

Prizes: 

* **Passepartout Photo Prize** (one winner): €500 (EUR)
* **Exhibition Prize**: Participation in our collective annual exhibition in Rome (Italy)
* **Workshop Prize:** CSF Adams Prize – Portfolio review and workshop
* **Publication Prize:** The Docks Prize – Publication on their online magazine

  
Passepartout covers the cost of the exhibition venue, installation and promotion materials. Passepartout arranges the installation of the exhibition under the supervision of the curator and the artistic director. The winners may sell their exhibiting works during the exhibition. 

Passepartout Photo Prize 2023

We would kindly like to invite you to the fourth edition of the Maribor photo book award organized by The Angry Bat and Društvo za evropsko zavest (Society for European Consciousness). All books will be on display in an exhibition of contemporary photo books and will coincide with the photo exhibition curated by Organ Vida in the Art Gallery Maribor in Slovenia.

  
The theme of the photo book award is **The pandemic and life after it.**

  
We are inviting photographers to send us works that deal with both the intimate experience of the pandemic and its consequences, as well as the social changes associated with it. Although we already think of the pandemic as past history, there is no doubt that it has cut deeply into our lives – both in our personal experience (i.e. taking access to goods and freedoms for granted), and in global social relations. The theme is not to be taken literally and can be applied to various aspects of our lives.

Artists are responsible for shipping fees and materials when sending their books to Slovenia.

The overall winner will be awarded with a **3000 EUR** prize money – **no strings attached**. The runner up gets **500 EUR**. We also added a new **1000 EUR** prize for the best photo book published in south eastern Europe. All books in competition for the SE Europe photo book award are also in competition for the main prize.

Maribor Photo Book Award 2023

What do you picture upon hearing the word “primitive”? Is it the “original” state, close to nature, the bare form before it is polished, refined, or developed? Or the “primordial” state, which predates artificial touches? For this year’s KOKUYO Design Awards, **we interpreted “primitive” as “redefined essence.”** If we return to the idea of “primitive” in order to create the future, what form of evolution can we imagine? When we take a fresh look at our familiar materials, we may discover the possibility of further development.

  
KOKUYO Design Award is an international competition for product design that aims to co-create with talented designers and support their activities. By delivering designs to the world that breathe new life into the tools we regularly use in our daily lives and at work as reliable products, KOKUYO aims to support the future activities of designers and at the same time, bring you a tomorrow you can't wait for.

  
By utilizing your unique perspectives and creativity, we can explore the “primitive” in each of us. We invite you to show us the “essence” of the future.

  
**Eligible entries include: any stationery, furniture or tool used in working, learning and living scenes.**

Entrants shall bear all expenses needed for entries.

Prizes awarded:

* Grand Prix (one winner): ¥2,000,000
* Merit Award (three winners): ¥500,000
* New Generation Award (>10 winners) ¥30,000

KOKUYO Design Awards 2024

The PhMuseum Women Photographers Grant, now in its 7th edition, aims to empower the work and careers of female and non-binary professionals of all ages and from all countries working in diverse areas of photography. Its mission is to support the growth of the new generations and promote stories narrated from a female perspective, while responding to the need to work for gender equality in the industry.

  
To participate, you are invited to submit one or more projects centred around a specific theme, narrative or concept. All approaches are welcome from classic to more experimental projects, and you can present more than one work. By applying you retain full copyright or your images at all times, and we’ll ask for your permission to share them on our social media channels.

  
The judging will happen between October and November with the shortlist to be announced just before Photo Vogue Festival.

* €10,000 in cash prizes
* A Solo Exhibition at PhMuseum Lab
* A Featured Interview on Vogue Italia
* 6 Free Online Portfolio Reviews from PhMuseum Education
* Up to 9 Honorable Mentions and 40 Shortlisted Projects

 7th Edition Women Photographers Grant

CONTACT has extended the deadline for this year's Burtynsky Grant!

  
The 2023 Burtynsky Grant provides a **$5,000 annual grant** to support a **Canadian artist** in the creation of a **photobook**.

  
In 2016, photographer Edward Burtynsky and CONTACT established the Burtynsky Grant to foster the creation of photobooks by Canadians. The grant supports photo-based artists who are at the advanced stages of developing a cohesive, rigorous body of work presented in book form.

  
_Please note: the jury is not interested in reviewing submissions related to: street photography, travelogues or vacations, architecture, or fashion._

$5,000 annual grant to support the artist in the creation of a photobook.

2023 Burtynsky Grant

The Yale Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration (RITM) invites artists, media makers, and journalists whose work focuses on race, indigeneity, and/or transnational migration to apply to be a Mellon Arts & Practitioner Fellow during the Spring 2024 term from February 5th through May 3rd, 2024.

  
RITM is a university-wide, interdisciplinary academic research center that aims to advance rigorous, innovative research and teaching on key topics of historical and contemporary importance. Building upon Yale’s longstanding strengths, RITM fosters intellectual exchanges that cross institutional, disciplinary, and geographic borders; enrich and challenge academic fields; and foreground perspectives often underrepresented in university and policy circles. Through research, teaching, and programming, the Center deepens and transforms scholarship, supports undergraduate and graduate education, and engages local and global audiences.

  
Please note that this fellowship will be **_in person in New Haven, Connecticut_**.

  
We encourage Fellows to identify one or more potential Yale units beyond RITM with which they hope to engage. These units might be departments, institutes, museums, libraries, or other campus organizations. Fellows will be asked to meet regularly as a cohort and may also have the opportunity to present their projects in classes, other campus-wide lectures or performances, and other forms of community engagement. Projects should focus at least in part on issues of race, ethnicity, indigeneity, and/or transnational migration.

  
Fellowship Details:

\- Awardees will receive a $10,000 honorarium plus $5,000 for travel, rent, and supplies

\- Fellows are expected to be in residence for the duration of the fellowship

\- Fellows will be appointed for 3 months, from February 5th through May 3rd, 2024

\- If selected, fellows will need to demonstrate that they have their own health insurance

\- Decisions are expected to be announced by early November 2023

  

Yale University Mellon Arts & Practitioner Fellows 2024

**Applications for the 2024-2025 Practitioner Fellowship will open on September 11, 2023 with a submission deadline of October 13, 2023 at 5:00pm pacific time.**

The Practitioner Fellowships at the Digital Civil Society Lab (DCSL) welcomes applications for its 2024-2025 cohort. The fellowship supports civil society practitioners working to address racial, gender, class/caste, sexuality, and economic inequality in relation to technology. The program aims to catalyze and support a broad range of projects led by the selected fellows that can inform and improve the vitality of digital civil society. Potential projects might include: designing tools to protect civil society actors and advance equity, developing policy frameworks to govern the use of data, prototyping tools to mitigate injustice in emerging technologies, or experimenting with new organizational structures focused on governance issues related to digital technologies. The fellowship provides time, space, expertise, and financial support to help turn ideas into prototypes or action, and fellows become part of a cohort and alumni network that thrive with access to an intellectual community.

Fellowships are supported by The Schmidt Family Foundation’s 11th Hour Project, The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, and other funders of the Lab.

**All fellows will receive:**

* A $25,000 stipend, paid at the beginning of the fellowship, to support work on an 18-month project
* Paid expenses to attend a week-long convening on the Stanford campus for fellows to meet and develop their project plan. Fellows will present their project plan as part of a “kick off” session. This “Fellows Week” is scheduled to take place in late February or early March 2024\.
* Mentorship from fellowship directors and access to fellowship alumni from previous cohorts
* Access to research staff to develop and extend their projects.
* Access to Stanford faculty, students, and staff to develop their projects and develop their network
* Opportunities to participate in other programming at DCSL and other Stanford centers throughout the fellowship

  

DIGITAL CIVIL SOCIETY LAB  Practitioner Fellowship

Little, Brown Spark, in partnership with Psychotherapy Networker, is pleased to announce a new opportunity aimed at amplifying the work of underrepresented experts in the field of psychology.

We are inviting previously unpublished (with the exception of articles, academic papers, or self-published books) and unagented writers from underrepresented backgrounds to submit a non-fiction book proposal on any topic within any branch of psychology. The applicant with the most original and compelling proposal will receive an introduction to a literary agent; feedback and guidance from Little, Brown Spark’s editorial team on turning their proposal into a manuscript; the opportunity to enter a publishing contract with Little, Brown Spark with a $50,000 advance; and a ticket to attend the Psychotherapy Networker’s 2024 Symposium from March 21-24, 2024 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C., where they will receive recognition on the main stage during the ceremony, plus a U.S. $500 travel stipend for transportation to and from the Symposium and hotel accommodations.

Identity impacts human psychology and behavior in fundamental ways, from how we perceive ourselves, to how we relate to others, to how we experience the world. The Little, Brown Spark New Voices Award is grounded in Little, Brown Spark’s commitment to publishing authors with a range of identities, backgrounds, and perspectives that reflects the diversity of the human experience.

  

The applicant with the most original and compelling proposal will receive an introduction to a literary agent; feedback and guidance from Little, Brown Spark’s editorial team on turning their proposal into a manuscript; the opportunity to enter a publishing contract with Little, Brown Spark with a $50,000 advance; and a ticket to attend the Psychotherapy Networker’s 2024 Symposium from March 21-24, 2024 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C., where they will receive recognition on the main stage during the ceremony, plus a U.S. $500 travel stipend for transportation to and from the Symposium and hotel accommodations.

Little, Brown Spark New Voices Award

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