Thank you to those who turned out for our zine workshop in celebration of Lower East Side History Month! Check out some of the photos from the two-day workshop honoring community histories of the Lower East Side, produced in partnership with 8-Ball Community and Photographer's Green Book.

That’s a wrap on the 8th cycle of the Arab Documentary Photography Program! Alongside the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture and the Prince Claus Fund, it’s been a joy to once again share space with this incredible group of photographers as part of our joint initiative to support creative production by imagemakers in the Arab region.

Magnum Foundation is very pleased to share a look into the work developed by our 2021 Photography and Social Justice Fellows. Over the course of their fellowship, these photographers, artists, and activists produced powerful work that challenges injustice, pursues social equity, and advances human rights through photography.

Now on view in the ground floor windows of our building at 59 East 4th St., Bridging Futures: Portraits of Basement Workshop Elders celebrates Lower East Side History Month by spotlighting women of the Basement Workshop, one of Chinatown’s first Asian-American political and arts organizations in the 1970’s.

Congratulations to Isadora Romero and Rehab Eldalil, two of our 2021 fellows recognized in this year’s World Press Photo Awards.

We are accepting applications for the Inge Morath Award, a $7,500 grant given to a woman or nonbinary photographer under the age of 30 to support the completion of a long-term documentary project. One finalist will also receive a $1,000 grant in support of their project. Submissions due by April 30, 2022.

We are pleased to announce Ally Caple as our Spring Magnum Foundation Fellow. She will split her time between supporting Magnum Foundation’s programming and pursuing her project exploring the role of NYC public spaces in childhood development.

As we look ahead to a new year, we are taking stock of the incredible breadth of activity and achievements of our creative community in 2021. Thank you for your partnership as we work together to challenge dominant narratives and envision a better future.

Counter Histories is an initiative supporting projects that creatively reframe the past to engage with questions of the present and future. Selected participants will receive a grant of $10,000, take part in project development workshops, and connect with collaborative partners and networks. Apply by February 1, 2022.

The Rubios and other families in the San Miguel forest placed their hopes on the Salvadoran government. They hoped the government would give them land to build permanent homes. But more than a year later, they are still waiting.

We're excited to share the latest projects produced in the Arab Documentary Photography Program (ADPP), a joint initiative with theArab Fund for Arts and Culture, the Prince Claus Fund, and Magnum Foundation. See the projects now on the program’s Arabic-English website.

We are pleased to announce Tif Ng as our Fall Magnum Foundation Fellow. She will split her time between supporting Magnum Foundation’s programming and pursuing her project interviewing and photographing women of New York’s Chinatowns.