Geriatric prisoners

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Elderly, handicapped prisoners are separated from the general population but remain within the Estelle Unit compound of the Texas State Prison System in Huntsville on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2006. As the prison population ages, the prison system must care for additional needs of elderly prisoners.


Daniel Guiterrez stares into the distance as he waits for lunch at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System in Huntsville. Guiterrez, 87, is the oldest prisoner in the unit.



Robert A. Bell, 82, professes his innocence at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.



Elderly prisoners watch television to pass time at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.



Joe Anthony, 74, reads a newspaper to pass time at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.



Elderly, disabled inmates get their lunch at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System. Other inmates bring food to those too disabled to get themselves through the line.



Prisoners eat lunch at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System. Most elderly unit inmates have one or more physical limitations.



Charles Nelson, 65, (center) talks with other prison inmates at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.



A blind inmate finds his way back to his bunk at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.



A blind, elderly prison inmate sits in his wheelchair near a window at the Estelle Unit of the Texas State Prison System.

Please read "Old-timers doing time" by Sarah Moore.
 

Christmas Lunch

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise
Volunteer Pamela Reed cleans a table during lunch at Some Other Place Nutrician Center in Beaumont on Monday, Dec. 25, 2006. The annual Christmas Lunch offers warm food and company for the less fortunate and lonely.


Marie Williams visits with other attendees during lunch at Some Other Place Nutrician Center.


Sheryl Flores talks with friends during lunch at Some Other Place Nutrician Center.
 

Christmas Eve Mass

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise


(Above) Father William Manger listens to the children's choir during a Christmas Eve mass at St. Anne Catholic Church in Beaumont on Sunday, December 24, 2006.

(Right) Mary Katherine Oliverio, 4, takes a nap on the shoulder of her father, Jeff Oliverio, during a Christmas Eve mass at St. Anne Catholic Church.



Father William Manger delivers the homily during a Christmas Eve mass at St. Anne Catholic Church.
 

Los gatos

Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

A kitten stands guard as the rest of her family of stray cats eats in Silsbee on Tuesday, December 19, 2006.
 

Merry Effing Xmas

photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Cowboy Harley Davidson employees (from left to right) Joe Henson, Billy Nutt and Paxton McMillian prepare a motorcycle for Christmas delivery at the dealership in Beaumont on Saturday, December 23, 2006.


Joe Henson (from left to right), Billy Nutt and Paxton McMillian prepare a motorcycle for Christmas delivery at the Cowboy Harley Davidson in Beaumont.


Mike Naquin air brushes a wanted poster onto the fender of Joe Canino's bike at Cowboy Harley Davidson.


Joe and Kim Canino of Baytown are pleased with the custom paint work on Joe's Christmas present at Cowboy Harley Davidson. Kim gave Joe a new Harley Davidson motorcycle with a custom paint job as both a Christmas and 47th birthday present.

Habari Gani

Gail Pellum dreds the hair of Teddy Hall of Beaumont in Pellum's FEMA trailer in Port Arthur on Thursday, December 21, 2006. Pellum gives books about African-American heritage to children as part of her Kwanzaa tradition. In the foreground is a hand-carved statue from Ghana of a Sankofa bird. The symbolism of the bird is to know the past to build for the future.

Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Today marks the beginning of Kwanzaa. The annual African-American heritage celebration, which started in 1966, takes place from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1. Please read more about the celebration on Wikipedia.
 

Homeless no more Part B

This is a happy continuation of Billy Woolverton's life from being homeless in Portland, Maine to finding a family he didn't know existed in Silsbee, Texas. After his half-sister found him and invited him home, she wanted to locate Billy's full sister to reunite the entire family. They found Julia Sue Wade outside Fort Worth. Wade traveled to Silsbee to meet her brother. Although siblings, they were told they were cousins during their youth. The following is their reunion.


Billy Woolverton smiles at the antics of his siblings at his mother's home in Silsbee on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2006.

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise


Shanna Adams laughs with her siblings at her mother's home in Silsbee. After Billy Woolverton was homeless more than three decades, Adams located him in Portland, Maine. Since then, she located her sister Julia Sue Hare through a media tip, which lead to the first family reunion of the three siblings.



Shanna Adams (left) and her mother Margie Sue Moore eagerly look at the previously unknown children of Sue Hare's family (Moore's grandchildren).


Sue Hare laughs during a reunion with her brother at their mother's home in Silsbee. The family plans to meet with the other two family siblings and their families in the DFW Metroplex later this month.




Shealynn Adams, 4, (daughter of Shanna Adams) plays on a tire swing at Moore's home in Silsbee.




Billy Woolverton (left) and Sue Hare (right) watch the children play near their mother's destroyed mobile home in Silsbee.


Sisters Shanna Adams (left to right) and Sue Hare tease their brother, Billy Woolverton (right), in their mother's FEMA trailer in Silsbee.


Sue Hare (left) teases her brother, Billy Woolverton, about his three decades of homelessness at their mother's home.

The entire family, including Moore's other two children and all the grandchildren are scheduled to meet around the end of the year near Dallas. After all the decades since her children were taken from her, Moore's family will finally be reunited.

However, there remains a problem. FEMA wants to take Moore's trailer. Her mobile home was destroyed beyond repair during Hurricane Rita. She's on a fixed income with medical costs. She owns the property where the destroyed mobile home remains.

If there was any family that deserves a break, this family does. Moore had her babies taken from her when she was a teen. Woolverton was beaten as a teen and lived on the streets for more than three decades. The other children have worked hard to make ends meet and provide for their children. But, they don't have extra income to help their mother get a new home.

If anyone has an underused, quality mobile home or large trailer on their ranch or knows someone (who knows someone...), this family could put it to good use. They're not asking, I am. E-mail me, and I'll put you in contact with them.

I'm certain there will be plenty of laughter and love within those four walls. All they need is a break and a chance to breathe. During this season, many folks open their hearts in generosity. Here's one family deserving of a break.

Please help if you can. Season's Greetings to all.

Please read "Siblings reunite" by Colin McDonald.
 

Kampus Korner Bookstore

Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Kampus Korner Bookstore's former owner Abraham Motiee, an Iranian of both Iranian and Iraqi descent, gives inventory instructions at the store in Beaumont on Thursday, December 14, 2006. State Sen. Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, filed a bill to create two sales tax holiday periods for Texas college students, who spend an average of $800 per year on books.


Images are part of the faces of immigration series.
 

Top 10 battle

West Orange-Stark's Earl Thomas (No. 22, right) collides with Hardin-Jefferson's Kody Wilson (No. 54, left) during a high school basketball game in Sour Lake on Tuesday, December 19, 2006. Both teams are ranked statewide in the top 10.

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise


Please read "No. 4 Hardin-Jefferson rallies past No. 7 West Orange-Stark" by Jared Ainsworth.

 

Cameron hospital reconstruction

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Former President George H. Bush (left) and actor George Clooney (right) participate in a ceremony to mark the rebuilding of South Cameron Memorial Hospital in Cameron, La. on Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2006.

Actor George Clooney speaks during a ceremony to mark the rebuilding of South Cameron Memorial Hospital in Cameron, La. The hospital was destroyed by Hurricane Rita on Sept. 24, 2005.



Actor George Clooney meets with attendees after a ceremony to mark the rebuilding of South Cameron Memorial Hospital in Cameron, La.


Construction has begun on the rebuilding of South Cameron Memorial Hospital in Creole, La. on Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2006.

Contractors Steve Turner (from left to right), Keven O'Brien, Doug Pink and Rick Linder inspect hospital construction following a ceremony to mark the rebuilding of South Cameron Memorial Hospital in Creole, La.

Please read "Actor Clooney, former president deliver $2 million check for Cameron hospital" by Christine Rappleye.
 

Switched to New Blogger

Although the blog doesn't look much different, Fayrouz convinced Blogger to change this blog to the new system. They didn't want to change it, and I had a bad case of New Blogger envy.

Consequently, anyone with an "Old Blogger" account needs to make a "New Blogger" (e-mail sign in) account to leave comments from here forward. If you couldn't leave comments before, but had a Blogger account, now you can leave comments because your ID was already in "New Blogger." It's like Klingon with less spit.

There are many advantages, but the biggest advantage of the new system is the ability to add keyword labels. These are located at the bottom of the posts and only connect to hand-chosen labels on this site only.

I did Dec. 2006. I should be able to add tags to older posts over the next few months. This should make some posts easier to understand because I'll link all football photos to "How to shoot football" post, etc.

There are some bugs I need to repair so ignore the photo on the edge of the screen, but I'll get them fixed. Like a cat?

I'll still update the "Find PJ-related posts" section for your browsing pleasure. :-)

Enough for now,

 

All labels

This post is a master list of the lables on this blog. When one is selected, the last 20 posts (photos and/or text) tagged with each lable appear.

Alphabetical listing
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Best shots



Best shots Back to top
08
07
06
05

Monthly clip contest categories
spot news
general news
sports
feature
photo story/essay
illustration

A Back to top
access
agriculture
American Indian
animal
annual
art (Mark's art - photo mosaics)
Austin
auto
award winner (Mark's awards)

B Back to top
baseball
basics (PJ-related)
basketball
Beaumont
biography (PJ-related)
blog maintenance
boxing
business

C Back to top
celebrities
Central High School
Chambers County
Christmas
citizen journalism
college (for collegiate PJs)
Collin County
commercial
composition (PJ-related)
concert
contest (PJ-related)
copyright (PJ-related)
CPOY (PJ-related)
critique

D Back to top
Dallas
Dallas County
Denton County

E Back to top
editorial (opinion/editorial)
education
equipment (PJ-related)
ethics (PJ-related)
everything else (PJ-related)

F Back to top
faces of immigration (project)
FAQ (frequently asked questions)
Fayrouz
feature
festival
finances (PJ-related)
fire
food
football
Ford Park
funeral

G Back to top
Galveston County
gator
general news
General PJ (PJ-related)
get a job (PJ-related)
golf
government
growth

H Back to top
Hardin County
health
high school (for high school PJs)
hockey
holiday
Houston
how-to (PJ-related)
Hurricane Katrina (project)
Hurricane Rita (project)

I Back to top
illustration
interview (PJ-related)

J Back to top
Jasper County
Jefferson County

K Back to top
Kountze

L Back to top
Lamar University
legal (PJ-related)
Liberty County
lighting
links
Liza
Louisiana
Lumberton

M Back to top
Mardi Gras (series)
Memorial High School (Port Arthur)
military
music

N Back to top
nature
Nederland
Newton County
news   Please see spot news or general news

O Back to top
Orange
Orange County
other places
Ozen High School

P Back to top
parade
patriot guard
performance
Photoshop
photo story/essay
photography (nouns)
pictorial
PJ post (PJ-related)
PJ sports (PJ-related)
police (and crime)
politics (and politicians)
Port Arthur
Port Neches
portrait
portraiture (PJ related)
pro (PJ and sports -related)
Pulitzer Prize

Q Back to top
quiz

R Back to top
religion
roadtrip

S Back to top
Sabine County
Sabine Pass
save money (PJ-related)
senior (senior citizens)
Silsbee
slideshow
soccer
softball
sports
spot news
stock
swimming

T Back to top
Tarrant County
Tennis
Texana
track
Tyler County
TV

U Back to top

V Back to top
VJ
Vidor
video
volleyball

W Back to top
water
weather
West Brook High School
West Orange-Stark High School
wildlife
work flow (PJ related)
wrestling
writing (PJ related)

X Back to top
Y Back to top
Z Back to top
 

Christmas clown?

Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

James "Sunny The Clown" Harper of Port Neches searches for a special balloon during the H-E-B 16th Annual Feast of Sharing at the Ford Park Exhibit Hall in Beaumont on Friday, Dec. 15, 2006.

He seems like a really nice guy. However, I know a few folks who are clown-phobic. Wouldn't it be fun to enlarge this image and put it on the ceiling over their bed while they sleep. ;-}

Many clowns are contortionists and can fit into tiny places. So, don't close your eyes in the shower... and make sure to check under the bed... and in the closet... possibly in the laundry room... and...
 

Racism and Vidor

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise

Watson Franks' television went blank during the Vidor segment of CNN's Paula Zahn Now special on racism at his home in Vidor Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006. Homes in Beaumont and Vidor were unable to get the CNN channel while the Vidor segment was aired. Immediately after the segment, the show resumed.


Watson Franks uses a remote control on his television after it went blank during the Vidor segment of CNN's Paula Zahn Now special on racism at his home in Vidor.



Ray Schultz of Dallas prepares a CNN satellite truck near sundown at Time Warner cable company in Nederland on Wednesday, December 13, 2006. A CNN story about racism in Vidor was interrupted on Tuesday at local Time Warner stations.


A CNN satellite truck is prepared for a live interview of Vidor's mayor by CNN's Paula Zahn at Time Warner cable company in Nederland. Vidor was previously known as a "sunset town." In the Old South, a sunset town was one where minorities were not welcome and often harassed or worse after sunset.


CNN reporter Keith Oppenheim talks with Paula Zahn via satellite at Time Warner cable company in Nederland. Oppenheim filed the original story about racism and Vidor. The Vidor-related segment of the CNN story about racism was interrupted on Tuesday at local Time Warner stations. Time Warner claims it was a technical glitch caused by a technician's human error.


Vidor Mayor Joe Hopkins (left) talks with CNN's Paula Zahn via satellite at Time Warner cable company.


Vidor Mayor Joe Hopkins talks with CNN's Paula Zahn via satellite at Time Warner cable company in Nederland. After initially accepting to host a CNN town hall meeting about racism in Vidor, he canceled the agreement and cited "security" as the reason.

I waited to post this story because it kept getting more interesting. I was scheduled to cover the CNN town hall meeting in Beaumont on Tuesday, but I ended up at a basketball game while Jennifer covered the meeting (I'm still not quite sure how this happened).

I've already said racism is a problem in Southeast Texas. CNN decided to give it some national attention. This caused some grumblings. However, when the Vidor segment of the Paula Zahn Now special on racism was about to air, homes in Vidor and Beaumont only saw dead air on CNN. (See the video)

It also took what could have been an embarrassing moment for Vidor and propelled it into a national incident. After speaking with Vidor's mayor, Paula Zahn's production wanted to host a town hall meeting about racism in Vidor.

First, the mayor said OK. Then, he changed his mind and canceled the meeting citing "security" as the reason.

Beaumont Mayor Guy Goodson helped move the meeting to Beaumont to examine this important issue.

Before the meeting, Zahn went to Vidor to interview Mayor Joe Hopkins. There was no security problem in Vidor while she visited. She then came to Beaumont and conducted the town hall meeting with all the panelists without a security incident.

Please read "When We Lost The CNN Signal" on Fayrouz's blog to understand this strange story.

Please also read "CNN racism forum raises issues for some" by Dee Dixon as well as the related links.
 

A new beginning

Amanda M. Barry (left) controls the ball and looks to pass as Kayla Koch (right) moves defends during the West Brook High School girls soccer team's first formal practice of the season at the school on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2006.

Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise



Coach Rachael Scoggin gives instructions as Colleen Bauer (left) listens during the West Brook High School girls soccer team's first formal practice of the season at the school.



Devin Martindale (left) passes the ball around Allison Forman (right) as coach Rachael Scoggin (right of center) observes during soccer practice. It was also the team's first practice since the fatal bus wreck last spring when Martindale lost her arm and Forman's arm was seriously injured en route to a playoff game.
 

Happy Holidays

I have a holiday gift for all the good little PJs. I moved the PJ competition calendar to this blog. Although it isn't complete, it should be enough to drive most competitive folks nuts throughout the year. I'll add more as I have time.

Please let me know if I'm missing a legitimate competition, have wrong info or one is trying to grab rights instead of reward fine work.

I've also done some overhauls on the various link lists. Again, please let me know if I'm missing any pro, collegiate or high school PJ blogs.

I'll take suggestions for the info and photoblog lists, but they need to be of significant use for PJs to be included. Some of the listed photoblogs supported this site during its infancy, so they get to stay on the list (you dance with those that brung ya').

Although I'll be posting images, this is probably my last text post until next year. I'm sprinting to the finish this week. In whatever way y'all celebrate the season, have a good one.

Enough for now,
 

PJ contest calendar

All information on this page is subject to change without notification. Check the Web site listed for current information. Competitions on this page are typically held annually. If this page was not updated recently, check the same month in a previous year.

Know about a contest not listed? Please suggest contests, grants or competitive internships or scholarships. Please see Suggest PJ contests.

Please let me know if any information changes or a contest tries to grab rights.



2008
Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June
July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec

January 01, 2008
Back to top

January 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Contact: Regional clip chair
By NPPA region
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
Please read How to submit NPPA clips.

January 10, 2008
World Press Photo deadline
World Press Photo, Jacob Obrechtstraat 26, 1071 KM Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Phone: +31 20 676 6096
E-mail: office@worldpressphoto.nl
Web: www.worldpressphoto.nl
Admission: No entry fee.
Annual.

January 15, 2008
(must arrive by date)
Days Japan International Photojournalism Awards
Takeuchi Building 302, 1-37-19 Matsubara, Setagaya-ku Tokyo, 156-0043 Japan
Phone: +81(0)3-3322-0233
E-mail: kikaku@daysjapan.net
Web: www.daysjapan.net
Admission: No admission fee.
Only prints accepted. 1st prize is 1 million yen and a digital camera, 2nd is 300K yen and dit, 3rd is 100K yen, special prize by jury is 100K yen, Reader's Prize is 50K yen.
Photographs must compellingly relate the issues that people are facing around the world. We aim to tell the truth from the perspective of victimized civilians and not of those exercising authority through military or other power.
Annual.

January 15, 2008
(postmarked)
Joseph Costa Award for Courtroom Photography
Contact: Ken Heinen
Department of Journalism – AJ300, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 47306
Phone: 765 285-8217
E-mail: kenheinen@bsu.edu
Admission: No entry fee. Clip contest.
Each entry must also include a letter signed by the photographer or a representative of the publication that describes the circumstances of the photograph(s), the publication name, the date of publication, the photographer's name, address and telephone number.
Multiple-image entries are permitted.

January 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

January 15, 2008
(postmarked)
Pulitzer Prize: Music deadline
The Pulitzer Prize Office, 709 Journalism, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027
Phone: 212 854-3841
Web: www.pulitzer.org
Admission: $50 entry fee per piece.
Annual.

January 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

January 16, 2008
Society for Newspaper Design U.S. deadline
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University, 215 University Place, Syracuse, NY 13244-2100
Phone: 401 294-5233
E-mail: competition@su-snd.org
Web: www.snd.org
Admission: $12 to $30 per entry based on publication circulation and number of pages.
Annual.
Tearsheet competition.

January 18, 2008
Pictures Of The Year International (POYi) deadline
Contact: David Rees, POYi Director
109 Lee Hills Hall, Columbia MO 65211
Phone: 573 882-4882
E-mail: info@poyi.org
Web: www.poy.org
Admission: $50 per photographer.
FTP only.
Annual.

January 23, 2008
Hearst Journalism Awards Program
Photo Competition II: News and Sports
E-mail: photos@hearstfdn.org
Web: hearstfdn.org
Admission: Free. CD or e-mail entry.
The 47th annual program offers up to $500,000 in awards, consisting of six monthly writing, three photojournalism, and four broadcast news competitions - with championship finals in all divisions.
Graduate students and students who have been a pro more than a year in their career are ineligible.
See Web site for additional rules.
Annual.

January 23, 2008
Society for Newspaper Design outside U.S. deadline
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University, 215 University Place, Syracuse, NY 13244-2100
Phone: 401 294-5233
E-mail: competition@su-snd.org
Web: www.snd.org
Admission: $12 to $30 per entry based on publication circulation and number of pages.
Annual.
Tearsheet competition.

January 30, 2008
Overseas Press Club of America contest deadline
Contact: Sonya Fry, executive director
40 West 45 Street, New York NY 10036
Phone: 212 626-9220
E-mail: sonya@opcofamerica.org
Web: www.opcofamerica.org
Admission: $150 per entry. $1,000 cash prizes awarded. Magazine and newspaper divisions. CD submission with documentation of publication required.
Annual.

January 31, 2008
Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards deadline
Journalism Awards Director, The Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, 1367 Connecticut Ave., NW, Ste. 200, Washington DC 20036
Phone: 202 463-7575
Web: www.rfkmemorial.org
Admission: $50 per essay entry. Cash prizes awarded.
Scrapbook portfolio 11 x 14 format. Essay only. Documentation required.
Entries may include accounts of the lifestyles, challenges and potentials of the disadvantage in the United States and around the world: insights into the causes, conditions and remedies of their plight, and the critical analysies of public policies, prog
Pro, college and high school categories.
Annual.

January 31, 2008
(postmark date)
Scripps Howard Foundation National Journalism Awards
National Journalism Awards
Scripps Howard Foundation
312 Walnut Street, 28th Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45202-4067
Phone: 1-800-888-3000
E-mail: porters@scripps.com
Web: foundation.scripps.com
Admission: $50 entry fee must be included for each entry in a category. Must have a sponsoring letter of nomination signed by someone other than the nominee who is employed by the same organization. Only two entries per category from the same organization.
Cash prizes are $10,000. The Ursula and Gilbert Farfel Fund provides a $25,000 prize for investigative reporting. Cash awards totaling $195,000 are presented to winners at awards dinner on 4/20/07 at the National Press Club in Washington DC.
Annual.

January 31, 2008
(postmark date)
The Sidney Hillman Foundation Journalism Awards
Contact: Amanda Cooper
275 Seventh Ave., New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212 265-7000 x4760
E-mail: Web-based
Web: www.hillmanfoundation.org
Admission: Free entry. $2,000 prize and plaque in categories of Photojournalism, Books, Newspaper Reporting, Magazine Reporting, Broadcast Journalism and Blogs.
No entry form. Online entry for blogs. Must submit three copies of other materials.
Foundation is union affiliated and supported.
Annual.

February 01, 2008
Back to top

February 01, 2008
(postmarked) and received by Feb. 4, 2008.
American Society of Newspaper Editors awards
Contact: Cristal Williams
ASNE Awards, The Poynter Institute, 801 Third Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701-9981
Phone: 727 821-9494
E-mail: cwilliams@asne.org
Web: www.poynter.org
Admission: No fees. However, a news organization can make only one entry in each of the nine categories. An individual can't be entered in more than one category.
Photographic print competition (gloss paper, 15 image max, must have been published) plus a CD. A cash prize of $2,500 is awarded in Community Service Photojournalism Award for a PJ who has an understanding of his/her community with meaningful images.
Annual.

February 01, 2008
Best of Photojournalism (BOP) deadline
Contact: NPPA contest
Online delivery location.
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee.
Annual.
Multiple categories within the broad categories of Still photography, Web sites, Photo editing and (TV) News video.

February 01, 2008
TBA (Feb.)
NSC Still Photo Contest deadline
Contact: Northern Short Course in Photojournalism
Phone: 401-732-6000
E-mail: marketing@nppa.org
Web: www.northernshortcourse.com
Admission: $6 per single, $50 per portfolio of the year, $75 max for limit of 20 entries. Contest is only open to NPPA members of Regions 1, 2 and 3.
Please see the contest entry form, rules and guidelines (PDF).
Annual.

February 01, 2008
P-com Creative Awards
Contact: Portfolios.com
Phone: 1-800-303-9277 ext.221
Web: www.portfolios.com
Admission: $35 per entry. $50 per series. $20 per student entry (single or series).
Online submission (72 ppi by 650 max side). Gold, silver and bronze awards granted in the fields of Advertising, Broadcast, Graphic Design, Web Design, Photography and Illustration.
Annual. Est. 2004

February 01, 2008
(postmarked)
Pulitzer Prize: Journalism deadline
The Pulitzer Prize Board, 709 Journalism, 2950 Broadway, Mail Code 3865, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027
Phone: 212 854-3841
Web: www.pulitzer.org
Admission: $50 entry fee per piece.
Scrapbook format with documentation.
Annual.

February 05, 2008
Quill and Scroll Society International Photo Contest for high school students
Contact: Quill and Scroll Society (an international honorary society for high school journalists)
University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Comm, 100 Adler Journalism Bldg. E346, Iowa City IA 52242
Phone: 319 335-3457 , fax 319 335-3989
E-mail: quill-scroll@uiowa.edu
Web: www.uiowa.edu
Admission: $2 fee per entry. School registration form required. Limited to four entries per school per division.
Contest is for currently enrolled high school students. Awards are made in 12 divisions (for photo - news and sports). Winners get National Award Gold Key and, if seniors, are eligible to apply for one of the $500 Edward J. Nell Memorial Scholarships.
Submission requires tearsheet and print.
University of Iowa sponsors.
Annual.

February 21, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital. Since this is the first month, the deadline was extended.

February 08, 2008
World Press Photo winners announced
Web: www.worldpressphoto.nl
Annual.

February 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

February 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

February 17, 2008
Feb. 17 - March 7, 2008
Pictures Of The Year International (POYi) judging
109 Lee Hills Hall, Columbia MO 65211
Web: www.poy.org
Annual.

March 01, 2008
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March 01, 2008
TBA (in March)
Days Japan International Photojournalism Awards announced
Web: www.daysjapan.net

March 04, 2008
Hearst Journalism Awards Program
Photo Competition III: Picture Story/Series
E-mail: photos@hearstfdn.org
Web: hearstfdn.org
Admission: Free. CD or e-mail entry.
The 47th annual program offers up to $500,000 in awards, consisting of six monthly writing, three photojournalism, and four broadcast news competitions - with championship finals in all divisions.
Graduate students and students who have been a pro more than a year in their career are ineligible.
See Web site for additional rules.
Annual.

March 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

March 07, 2008
NPPA Quarterly Student Clip Contest
Contact: Brian Immel or Joe Barrentine
Online entry
Phone: 253 312-3169 or 253 988-1870
E-mail: brian@collegefrontpage.com or joe@collegefrontpage.com
Web: nppa.collegefrontpage.com
Admission: No entry fee.
Quarterly NPPA student clip contest features four categories. They are: News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Points are awarded as in the pro divisions with an annual Student Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of 12 entries per quarter.
Quarterly
Please read How to submit NPPA clips.

March 13, 2008
March 13-15
Northern Short Course
Contact: Northern Short Course in Photojournalism
Hyatt Regency, Rochester, NY
Phone: 401-732-6000
E-mail: marketing@nppa.org
Web: www.northernshortcourse.com
Admission: Registration required.
Contact the Hyatt Regency and ask for the NPPA/NSC rate.
Annual. Est. 1982

March 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

March 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

April 01, 2008
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April 01, 2008
TBA (in April)
Asia Press Photo Contest
Contact: Asia News Network/China Daily
E-mail: asianewsphoto@chinadaily.net.cn
Web: www.asianewsphoto.com
Photos must reflect changes taking place in Asia in any of eight categories and in keeping with the contest's annual theme.
FTP international contest awards one gold prize and 20 other honorary prizes in each category. Gold prizes are $1,000 (US) and free roundtrip ticket to get award. Honorary prize is inclusion in the yearbook and exhibitions.
Annual.

April 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

April 15, 2008
2008 World-Wide Filmmaker Showdown
Contact: Lilli Clark
C/O Watermark Communications, #10 iV 1006 Lynham Rd, Whistler, B.C., VON 1B1
Phone: 604 938-3399 x 27
E-mail: lclark@watermarkinc.ca
Web: www.whistler2008.com
Admission:
Extreme sports competition features a $15,000 in prizes.
Photographers must personally present their work.
Annual.
TELUS World Ski & Snowboard Festival sponsors.

April 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

April 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

April 17, 2008
2008 World-Wide Pro Photographer Showdown
Contact: Lilli Clark
C/O Watermark Communications, #10 iV 1006 Lynham Rd, Whistler, B.C., VON 1B1
Phone: 604 938-3399 x 27
E-mail: lclark@watermarkinc.ca
Web: www.whistler2008.com
Admission:
Extreme sports competition features a $10,000 cash prize.
Photographers must personally present their work.
Annual.
TELUS World Ski & Snowboard Festival sponsors.

May 01, 2008
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May 01, 2008
TBA (in May)
Eddie Adams Workshop (Barnstorm)
E-mail: info@eddieadamsworkshop.com
Web: www.eddieadamsworkshop.com
Admission: The tuition-free workshop is limited to 100 students with the best portfolios. Applications are taken online only.
Barnstorm XX will be held October 5-8, 2007 in Jeffersonville, NY.
Annual.

May 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

May 15, 2008
TBA mid May
Hearst Journalism Awards Program
Photo Semi-Final
E-mail: photos@hearstfdn.org
Web: hearstfdn.org
Admission: Free. CD or e-mail entry.
The 47th annual program offers up to $500,000 in awards, consisting of six monthly writing, three photojournalism, and four broadcast news competitions - with championship finals in all divisions.
Graduate students and students who have been a pro more than a year in their career are ineligible.
See Web site for additional rules.
Annual.

May 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

May 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

June 01, 2008
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June 01, 2008
TBA (early June)
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Photo of the Year contest
Web: www.snpa.org
Cash prizes and crystal awards.
Annual.

June 04, 2008
TBA one week in early June
Hearst Journalism Awards Program
National Championships
Annual.

June 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

June 07, 2008
NPPA Quarterly Student Clip Contest
Contact: Brian Immel or Joe Barrentine
Online entry
Phone: 253 312-3169 or 253 988-1870
E-mail: brian@collegefrontpage.com or joe@collegefrontpage.com
Web: nppa.collegefrontpage.com
Admission: No entry fee.
Quarterly NPPA student clip contest features four categories. They are: News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Points are awarded as in the pro divisions with an annual Student Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of 12 entries per quarter.
Quarterly
Please read How to submit NPPA clips.

June 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

June 15, 2008
(postmarked)
Pulitzer Prize: In Letters (Books) deadline
The Pulitzer Prize Office, 709 Journalism, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027
Phone: 212 854-3841
Web: www.pulitzer.org
Admission: $50 entry fee per piece.
Books published from January 1 to June 14.
Annual.

June 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

July 01, 2008
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July 01, 2008
NPPA Women In PhotoJournalism contest
Contact: Tahra Makinson-Sanders, director of photography for The Press Democrat
St. Louis, MO
E-mail: tmaksan@yahoo.com
Web: www.womeninphotojournalism.org
Admission: $8 per picture for students, $12 per picture for NPPA professional members and $17 per picture for non-members. Submissions from female PJs only.
"There are no categories, only your interpretation of the theme" stated organizers.
Both FTP and CD submissions accepted.
Annual. Est. 2000

July 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

July 15, 2008
Howard Chapnick Grant
W. Eugene Smith Fund, Inc., c/o International Center of Photography, 1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036
Web: www.smithfund.org
Admission: No entry fees.
Grant of $5,000 is for the advancement of photojournalism in leadership and fields ancillary to photojournalism (editing, research, education and management).
Projects that promote social change and/or serve significant concerns of photojournalism are preferred.

July 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

July 15, 2008
W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund
W. Eugene Smith Fund, Inc., c/o International Center of Photography, 1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036
Web: www.smithfund.org
Admission: No entry fees.
Grant of $30,000 with an additional $5,000 in fellowship money is awarded annual by a jury to a photographer whose past work and proposed project follows the tradition of W. Eugene Smith's compassionate dedication exhibited during his career.
Projects that promote social change and/or serve significant concerns of photojournalism are preferred.

July 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

August 01, 2008
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August 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

August 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

August 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

September 01, 2008
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September 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

September 07, 2008
NPPA Quarterly Student Clip Contest
Contact: Brian Immel or Joe Barrentine
Online entry
Phone: 253 312-3169 or 253 988-1870
E-mail: brian@collegefrontpage.com or joe@collegefrontpage.com
Web: nppa.collegefrontpage.com
Admission: No entry fee.
Quarterly NPPA student clip contest features four categories. They are: News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Points are awarded as in the pro divisions with an annual Student Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of 12 entries per quarter.
Quarterly
Please read How to submit NPPA clips.

September 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

September 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

October 01, 2008
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October 01, 2008
TBA (early Oct.)
College Photographer of the Year deadline
Contact: Rita Reed, CPOY director
Lee Hills Hall, University of Missouri - Columbia, Columbia MO 65211
Phone: 573.884.2188
E-mail: info@cpoy.org
Web: www.cpoy.org
The competition is open to undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in any college or university worldwide for at least one semester within the last year. Student PJs who have worked more than 2 years as a pro (including internships) are ineligible.
This competition is completely digital now. Only online entries are accepted. College advisors are contacted via e-mail to verify eligibility.
Please read the interviews with previous award winners for help and/or inspiration.
Annual.

October 01, 2008
TBA (mid-Oct.)
SNPA winners announced
Web: www.snpa.org
Annual.

October 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

October 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

October 15, 2008
(postmarked)
Pulitzer Prize: In Letters (Books) deadline
The Pulitzer Prize Office, 709 Journalism, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027
Phone: 212 854-3841
Web: www.pulitzer.org
Admission: $50 entry fee per piece.
Books published June 15 to December 31. Submit gally proof of books to be published in November and December.
Annual.

October 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

November 01, 2008
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November 01, 2008
TBA (in Nov.)
Hearst Journalism Awards Program
Photo Competition I: Portrait/Personality and Feature
E-mail: photos@hearstfdn.org
Web: hearstfdn.org
Admission: Free. CD or e-mail entry.
The annual program offers up to $500,000 in awards, consisting of six monthly writing, three photojournalism, and four broadcast news competitions - with championship finals in all divisions.
Graduate students and students who have been a pro more than a year in their career are ineligible.
See Web site for additional rules.
Annual.

November 01, 2008
TBA Nov.
NPPA/Nikon Documentary Sabbatical Grant competition deadline
Contact: Bill Luster, sabbatical administrator
3613 Sorrento Ave., Louisville KY 40241
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee.
The National Press Photographers Association and Nikon Inc. award one inspired photojournalist a $15,000 stipend to undertake the project unencumbered by daily assignments.
Annual.

November 01, 2008
(postmarked)
Quill and Scroll Society International Yearbook Excellence Contest for high school students
Contact: Quill and Scroll Society (an international honorary society for high school journalists)
University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Comm, 100 Adler Journalism Bldg. E346, Iowa City IA 52242
Phone: 319 335-3457 , fax 319 335-3989
E-mail: quill-scroll@uiowa.edu
Web: www.uiowa.edu
Admission: $2 fee per entry. School registration form required. Limited to four entries per school per division.
Contest is for currently enrolled high school students. Awards are made in 12 divisions (for photo - Academic, Feature and Sports Action). Winners get National Award Gold Key and, if seniors, are eligible to apply for one of the $500 Edward J. Nell Memorial Scholarships.
Submission requires tearsheet and print.
University of Iowa sponsors.
Annual.

November 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

November 12, 2008
The Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar contest deadline
Contact: Jeremy Brooks
The Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar contest, PMB #301, 541 10th St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30318-5713
Phone: 404 982-9359
E-mail: contest@photojournalism.org
Web: www.photojournalism.org
Admission: $40 per photographer. Awards include cash and Nikon equipment.
Annual.

November 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

November 15, 2008
The Aftermath Project Grant
Contact: Kirsten Rian, executive director
E-mail: kirsten@theaftermathproject.org
Web: theaftermathproject.org
One $25K grant awarded. Winner is expected to spend a year covering the story.
Grant proposals should reflect an understanding of this grant's mission (conflict aftermath).
Annual.

November 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

December 01, 2008
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December 05, 2008
Dec. 5-6, 2008
The Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar contest winners announced
Contact: Zack Arias, contest chairman
Web: www.photojournalism.org
Admission:Awards include cash and Nikon equipment.
Annual.

December 07, 2008
NPPA Monthly Clip Contest
Online
E-mail: contests@nppa.org
Web: www.nppa.org/competitions
Admission: No entry fee. Must be a paid NPPA member.
Clip contest features five monthly categories. They are: Spot News, General News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Illustration is quarterly. Points are awarded with an annual regional Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of nine entries per month. Entries must have been published (printed or electronically reproduced by a commercial enterprise). Illustrations are held until the next quarterly judging period.
As of Jan. 2008, this contest is completely digital.

December 15, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip deadline
Online entry
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Free to enter. Must be an NPPA member.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects accepted until the 15th of the following month.

December 16, 2008
NPPA Quarterly Student Clip Contest
Contact: Brian Immel or Joe Barrentine
Online entry
Phone: 253 312-3169 or 253 988-1870
E-mail: brian@collegefrontpage.com or joe@collegefrontpage.com
Web: nppa.collegefrontpage.com
Admission: No entry fee.
Quarterly NPPA student clip contest features four categories. They are: News, Sports, Feature Single and Multiple Picture Story. Points are awarded as in the pro divisions with an annual Student Photographer of the Year award.
Limit of 12 entries per quarter.
Quarterly
Please read How to submit NPPA clips.

December 16, 2008
NPPA video/multimedia clip judging period
Online judging
Web: www.nppa.org
Admission: Must be an NPPA member to judge.
Previous month's video, audio slideshows and multimedia projects are presented for NPPA members to judge. Members are encouraged to vote for the best work in each category. Judging continues until the end of the month.

December 31, 2008
(postmarked)
Pulitzer Prize: Drama deadline
The Pulitzer Prize Office, 709 Journalism, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027
Phone: 212 854-3841
Web: www.pulitzer.org
Admission: $50 entry fee per piece.
Annual.