Magnum Foundation is pleased to announce that there will be
five Human Rights Fellowships available for the 2013 NYU-MF Photography and
Human Rights Program.
The application process will open on November 1 and close
December 17.
The Human Rights Fellowship will support 5 individuals to
complete the 6-week summer program, Photography and Human Rights, at the Tisch
School of the Arts at New York University (NYU), housing, travel, and living
expenses. The fellowship is for individuals seeking to deepen their documentary
photography practice of human rights, who have not previously had the benefit
of extensive advanced study in this field. The five Magnum Foundation Human
Rights Fellowships are open to applicants who permanently reside outside of
North America and Western Europe. Individuals who live and work in North
America or Western Europe may still apply to the program, but are not eligible
for these human rights fellowships. All applicants must be able to speak and
write in English.
The Open Society Foundations, Nancy Stephens and Rick
Rosenthal of The Rosenthal Family Foundation, Genevieve McMillan-Reba Stewart
Foundation, have provided generous support for the Human Rights Fellowships.
Further details about the program can be found at http://magnumfoundation.org/education.html
