Grants to support Revolutionary Storytellers in Madagascar

PWB will provide training, support, mentorship, and will organize a community exhibition. This grant will support photography/video projects that support local biodiversity conservation efforts in Madagascar.

Priority will be given to projects that include storytelling aspects of Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) species.

Funding Information

• Three recipients from Madagascar will receive $5000 USD from Photographers Without Borders to support the creation of an impactful photography project as well as a community exhibition of the work.

Who can apply?

• Anyone from Madagascar may apply who is, however storytellers from the communities they are working in, and storytellers who demonstrate longstanding relationships with the communities they are working with, will be prioritized for this grant.

Terms and Conditions

• Create a vlog of your journey.
• Recipients must produce a budget and receipts matching the budget in order to comply. Budget cannot include travel to or from Madagascar.
• Recipients must deliver all RAW images, as well as a set of 20+ edited images complete with detailed captions, and a written story of 500 to 2500 words to accompany the story to photographers without Borders within 30 days of project completion.
• Photographers without Borders will work with the recipient and the community to create a social media campaign at least 30 days in length to support the project’s impact goals.
• The recipient will participate in virtual PWB events.
• The recipient will organize a community exhibition as a part of their grant budget.
• Inclusion in the PWB annual print magazine as well as the online magazine.

For more information, visit PWB.