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THE MARILYN STAFFORD FOTOREPORTAGE AWARD 2024 OPENS FOR SUBMISSIONS ON 8 MARCH – INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN

©Ana Maria Arévalo Gosen – Winner of the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award 2023 – from her photo essay “Grandmothers at 30”.

The Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, facilitated by FotoDocument and supported generously by Nikon UK, is granted annually to a professional female photographer towards the completion of a compelling and cohesive documentary photo essay, which addresses an important social, environmental, economic or cultural issue, whether local or global. The overall winner is awarded a grant of £2,500. All shortlisted applicants are featured on the FotoDocument website and will be publicised by both FotoDocument and Nikon UK. The Award is reserved solely to women documentary photographers, working on projects that are intended to make the world a better place and which may be unreported / under-reported. They should, in part, showcase positive solutions to any issues raised in order to contribute to constructive photojournalism, in line with the aims of FotoDocument and the wishes of Marilyn Stafford. Women from any stage of their careers are welcome to apply, whether emerging, mid-career or established. They must already have started the photo essay for which they are seeking funding and able to show work in progress. In addition, they must already have completed at least one other documentary photo essay to demonstrate track record. Entrants must be over 18, they may be any nationality and based anywhere in the world. It is free to submit.

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN

Previous winners

Please click on an image for more details of previous Winners and Honourable Mentions.

© Ana Maria Arévalo Gosen, 2023 winner

© Isadora Romero, 2021 winner

© Anna Filipova, 2019 winner

© Rebecca Conway, 2017 winner

© Natalya Saprunova, 2022 winner

© Nicky Quamina Woo, 2020 winner

© Özge Sebzeci, 2018 winner