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World Press Photo announced the global tour of its 2026 exhibition, now open in Amsterdam, Mexico City, Flensburg, London, Montréal, Kyiv, Vienna, Monte Carasso, Turin, and Toronto.
World Press Photo is hosting its final guided tour of the World Press Photo Exhibition 2026 at De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam on September 23, 2026.
World Press Photo received funding from the Porticus Foundation, making the 2026 Joop Swart Masterclass possible.
World Press Photo announced a collaboration with ACOS Alliance for a session on safety as part of the 2026 Joop Swart Masterclass.
World Press Photo is seeking 'Friends' to support its mission, including backing new photographers, bringing exhibitions globally, and providing safety training for those in high-risk areas.
For the 2026 World Press Photo Contest, over 57,000 photographs were submitted by participants.
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Taxonomy: Photojournalism, Documentary Photography, Visual Journalism, Digital Storytelling, Visual Media, Nonprofit Organization, Photography Exhibition, International Photography Contest, Creative Storytelling, Photography Education
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