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The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing photojournalism through scholarships, grants, education, and recognition of excellence.
📸 The NPPA Foundation announces David Peinado Romero as the 2025 Alan Hagman Photojournalism Grant recipient.
Romero receives $6,000 for Round Trip – An Endless Border, documenting the lives of recently deported migrants along the U.S.–Mexico border.
Congrats also to finalist Jordan Tovin.
📸 The NPPA Foundation announces David Peinado Romero as the 2025 Alan Hagman Photojournalism Grant recipient.
Romero receives $6,000 for Round Trip – An Endless Border, documenting the lives of recently deported migrants along the U.S.–Mexico border.
Congrats also to finalist Jordan Tovin.
HUTCHISON/WHEELER STORYTELLING AWARD FOR THE ADVANCED STORYTELLING WORKSHOP 🔹 Applications are open for NPPF’s 2026 Hutchison/Wheeler Storytelling Award for the Advanced Storytelling Workshop. The will be held March 15 – 20, 2026, in Norman, OK ▪️ Apply Online:
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APPLY for the YODER AWARD. 🔹 The NPPF’s Gordon Yoder News Video Workshop Award is a grant specifically intended to help a TV news photojournalist attend the NPPA TV News Video Workshop, held March 15 – 20, 2026, in Norman, OK.
▶️ Apply Online for NPPF’s Yoder Award:
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Some stories are too important to go untold. With NPPF support, photographers like Mary Calvert shine light on issues that would otherwise remain unseen. Give this Giving Tuesday.
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Every great photojournalist starts with someone who saw their promise. On Giving Tuesday, be that spark. Help fund NPPF scholarships.
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Behind every powerful image is someone who believed in a photographer’s potential. Be that someone. Support NPPF scholarships this Giving Tuesday.
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Your generosity today fuels tomorrow’s storytellers. Give to NPPF this Giving Tuesday and help us continue advancing photojournalism through education and opportunity.
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Your generosity today fuels tomorrow’s storytellers. Give to NPPF this Giving Tuesday and help us continue advancing photojournalism through education and opportunity.
Go to: nppf.org/donations/
The Hagman Grant is named for the late Los Angeles Times photo editor who served as a mentor and championed the work of photojournalists throughout his career.
✅ Apply Online:
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📧 Contact: Michelle McLoughlin
Grants@nppf.org
A creative approach to important stories that might otherwise go untold is highly valued. The grant is open to professional visual journalists who live or are legally authorized to work in the United States.
✅ Apply Online:
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Deadline October 10th for the Alan Hagman Grant!
The $6,000 Alan Hagman grant is offered annually to facilitate projects ranging from human rights to environmental issues.
✅ Apply Online:
site.picter.com/2025-nppf-al...
Deadline October 10th for the Alan Hagman Grant!
The $6,000 Alan Hagman grant is offered annually to facilitate projects ranging from human rights to environmental issues.
Applications are open for NPPF’s 2025 Alan Hagman Grant. The $6,000 Alan Hagman grant is offered annually for projects ranging from human rights to environmental issues. DEADLINE: OCT 10, 2025.
✅ Apply Online:
site.picter.com/2025-nppf-al...
📧 Contact: Michelle McLoughlin
Grants@nppf.org
Applications are open for NPPF’s 2025 Alan Hagman Grant. The $6,000 Alan Hagman grant is offered annually for projects ranging from human rights to environmental issues. DEADLINE: OCT 10, 2025.
✅ Apply Online:
site.picter.com/2025-nppf-al...
📧 Contact: Michelle McLoughlin
Grants@nppf.org
The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF) is proud to announce the recipient of the Advanced Storytelling Workshop Award for NPPA members: Norman Kahler of Arizona’s Family in Phoenix. @nppa.org
The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF) proudly announces the recipients of the Hutchison/Wheeler Storytelling Awards: Myisa Plancq-Graham, a documentarian/video producer for the Southern Poverty Law Center, and Julia Sandor, a multimedia journalist at Fox 13 News in Salt Lake City, UT.
‼️ Great news: DEADLINE IS EXTENDED for the Advanced Storytelling Workshop Award for NPPA members 🔷 extended deadline is August 1, 2025. Apply right HERE: nppf.org/nppf-advance...
‼️ Great news: DEADLINE IS EXTENDED for the Hutchison/Wheeler Advanced Storytelling Workshop Award 🔷 extended deadline is August 1, 2025. Apply right HERE: nppf.org/hutchison-wh...
The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF), a 501(C) (3) nonprofit, stands in full support of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) and its mission to advocate for visual journalists, protect press freedom, and promote the highest standards in photojournalism. While the NPPF and the NPPA are two separate organizations, we share a deep commitment to the profession of visual journalism. We are acutely aware of the challenges currently facing the NPPA, and we acknowledge the serious impact that the recent staff terminations and organizational crisis will have on the association and its members. In a time of uncertainty, the NPPF reaffirms the vital role that NPPA plays within our community of visual journalism—providing legal advocacy, education, professional development, competitions, and fostering community through its publications and workshops. The NPPA has long been the place for the community of photojournalists in the U.S., and it must remain so. The challenges ahead are undeniable, but not insurmountable. We know that as NPPA leadership charts a course forward, they can restore stability, rebuild trust, and draw strength from the incredible talent, leadership and energy within their membership. As our foundation is committed to supporting the advancement of visual journalism, know that NPPF will continue our core work of funding scholarships, awards, and educational opportunities. Additionally, we are prepared to explore ways we can support and collaborate with NPPA and its community. We ask all who care about the future of visual journalism to stand with NPPA at this critical time. This is a moment not only to reaffirm our shared values but also to reimagine and renew the structures that support our profession. We deeply believe in the importance of the NPPA. And we believe in the enduring power of community, especially in the face of adversity. History has shown that it is community that ultimately gets us through in the end.
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“The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF) stands—as always—in full support of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) and its mission to advocate for visual journalists, protect press freedom, and promote the highest standards in photojournalism…”
👉 full statement: NPPF.org