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The Visura Project Grants for Freelance Visual Journalists

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A grant opportunity for Freelance Visual Journalists and Storytellers worldwide working on visual stories about climate change, environmental justice, gender equality, racial justice, and human rights.

There is no application fee.
Deadline: April 30, 2022

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