The Alexia Disabilities Mentor Grant with Lynn Johnson supports a student photographer developing a project that offers meaningful insight into disability-related issues. It is run by The Alexia at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School and is entered through the Student Vision grant application.
The selected photographer develops the project over the following year with remote guidance from Lynn Johnson. The reviewed official materials do not state nationality, residency, age or experience restrictions.
Benefits & funding
- $1,000 toward project expenses and production.
- Four Zoom mentoring sessions with Lynn Johnson over the following year.
Eligibility
- Applicants must be student photographers.
- The proposed project must align with the disability-focused mentor grant and offer meaningful insight into the topic.
- The reviewed official materials do not publish nationality, residency, age or work-experience requirements.
Can you apply?
Open to all applicants
No nationality, residency, education, or experience limits are listed.
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Application process
- 1Open the official Alexia grants page and begin the Student Vision grant application.
- 2When prompted, indicate that the project aligns with the Alexia Disabilities Mentor Grant.
- 3Submit the Student Vision grant application by the published deadline; no separate mentor-grant application is required.
Program timeline
Application deadline for the 2026 submission cycle.
Feb 13, 2026