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NDEWO Photography Scholarship Application

2/25/2025

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Ndewo Africa and Imagine8 have collaborated to sponsor 10 students to enroll in a photography course at the Kigali Center for Photography. The scholarship aims to support aspiring photographers by providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop their careers.
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Deadline : 05.03.2025

Apply HERE:  BY FILLING OUT THIS FORM 
NDEWO Photography Scholarship Application

Eligibility Criteria:
  1. Applicants must demonstrate a strong interest in photography and visual storytelling.
  2. Open to individuals aged 18 and above.
  3. Must have access to a camera or smartphone with a camera for practice and assignments.
  4. Priority will be given to individuals from underrepresented communities or those with financial constraints.
  5. Must be able to commit to the full duration of the course.
  6. Applicants must submit a portfolio of 5–10 original photographs.
  7. A motivation letter explaining why the applicant wants to pursue photography and how the scholarship will benefit them is required.
Scholarship Conditions:
  1. Enrollment is confirmed with a letter of registration.
  2. Once registered, students cannot postpone, defer, or change courses unless extraordinary circumstances prevail. Any request must be submitted three weeks before the course begins.
  3. The Kigali Center for Photography and Ndewo obtain the right to use work produced during the course for archival, marketing, and publicity purposes.
  4. Students are responsible for backing up their work; any data not retrieved within six months after course completion will be deleted.
  5. All students must adhere to the official code of conduct issued during orientation.
  6. The Kigali Center for Photography and Ndewo right to market its events and programs to all registered students unless they opt out in writing.
  7. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited. Any student found submitting work that is not their own will be excluded from the course.
  8. Examination results may be shared with sponsors and relevant stakeholders.

    Portfolio Submission Attach 5–10 original photographs that showcase your photography skills.
    Motivation Letter Attach a motivation letter (maximum 500 words) explaining why you want to pursue photography and how this scholarship will benefit you.
    All applications must be submitted by email : [email protected]
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PhotoMeet & Talk with Mark Ludak

1/24/2018

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Meet Mark Ludak , a photographer and Specialist Professor of Art & Design at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey.  Mark received an M.F.A. in Photography from the City University of New York at Hunter College.  
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Ludak has worked as a documentary photographer, photojournalist and fine artist for over twenty years. Clients have included The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer , Philadelphia Daily News, Time, Newsweek, Der Spiegel, Focus, Utne Reader, In These Times, Mother Jones, Vanity Fair, The Chronicle of Higher Education and ABC News-Nightline.  
He has received commissions from non-governmental organizations and corporations including Apple, Johnson & Johnson, Environmental Defense Fund, The Russell Byers Foundation, Solebury Township Land Preservation Program, Ford Foundation, Amnesty International, People for the American Way and International Organization for Women and Development.
His work has been exhibited most recently at the Princeton Public Library, Pollak Gallery at Monmouth University, Boston University-Photographic Resource Center, Noyes Museum of Art, Monmouth University-DiMattio Gallery & Ice House Gallery, Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion, Riverrun Gallery and DFN Gallery in New York. 
His work has been exhibited most recently at the Princeton Public Library, Pollak Gallery at Monmouth University, Boston University-Photographic Resource Center, Noyes Museum of Art, Monmouth University-DiMattio Gallery & Ice House Gallery, Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion, Riverrun Gallery and DFN Gallery in New York. 
Recent recognition for his commissioned work includes an American Graphic Design Award from GDUSA (2017), Hermes Creative Award (2016-Platinum-Annual Report), MarCom Award (2015 Gold-University Publication) and a Collegiate Advertising Award (Gold-2015).
He is a recipient of a Keystone Press Award for Excellence in Journalism and a 2016 recipient of the Puffin Foundation Grant for Photography. He has received a Grant in Aid of Creativity-Monmouth University and an Urban Coast Institute Grant. Most recently he has been working on projects in in Nicaragua, Vietnam, Rwanda and the United States. 

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