CENTER, a non-profit organization that focuses on supporting socially and environmentally engaged photographic processes, has opened its photography grants, awards and portfolio review submissions for 2022. The program aims to further any lens-based project—including mixed-media photography—through a number of different grants and awards, as well as portfolio reviews, mentorships and workshop admission.

CENTER is a non-profit that works to advance photography and other lens-based projects by providing education, platform, funding and other partnerships. The organization, founded in 1994, focuses on “socially and environmentally engaged” projects. In addition to several grants and awards, the organization also hosts the Review Santa Fe Photo Symposium.

The 2022 call for entries opens several CENTER photography grant programs for submissions, as well as photography awards, a teaching award and portfolio reviews. Applications for the programs are due on February 27. Along with photographers, photojournalists, visual storytellers and other lens-based artists, including mixed media with photography, are invited to apply.

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The $5,000 Project Development Grant awards funds to an artist with a work-in-progress, in particular, fine-art, documentary and photojournalistic works. Along with the $5,000 in funding, the grant includes mentorship, admission and a presentation at Review Santa Fe, Professional Development Workshop admission and other perks.

The $1,000 Me & Eve grant focuses on funding for female photographers, including non-binary, transgender, and non-conforming genders that are age 40 or above. Along with the funding, the grant includes workshop admission, mentorship, publication and group and online exhibitions.

The Project Launch Grant awards $5,000 to support a complete or almost completed documentary or fine-art project. This award also includes mentorship, workshop admission, presentations and exhibitions.

The Multimedia Storytelling Award recognizes artists beyond still photography, including (but not limited to) photography, video, new media, photojournalism, installation, and web-based projects. The award looks specifically to recognize “outstanding storytellers” and “narrative-driven projects.” The award includes mentorship, workshop admission, presentations and exhibitions.

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Divided into three categories, The Center Awards  honors artists in The Personal Awards for “self-representation of under-represented experiences,” The Social Awards  for exploring social issues, and The Environmental Awards  for projects discussing the environment from biodiversity to climate change. The awards include mentorships, exhibitions and workshops.

The $5,000 Callanan Excellence in Teaching Award recognizes a teacher in the photographic field, including high school, college and post-graduate instructors. Unlike other awards, this category requires a nomination by a student. Along with the $5,000, it includes admission and presentation at Review Santa Fe and a membership to CENTER.

The program is also accepting applications for portfolio reviews for photographers looking for discussion and connection on their work. The reviews are expected to take place during Review Santa Fe in the fall of 2022.

Entries are open until February 27, with additional details and applications for the CENTER photography grants available online at visitcenter.org.