The Alexia Environmental Impact Mentor Grant supports a student photographer developing a visual project about environmental impact. The Alexia runs the grant through the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
The recipient develops the project over the following year with Whitney Johnson Latorre as mentor. Applicants enter through the Alexia Student Vision Grant application and indicate that their project aligns with this mentor grant.
Benefits & funding
- $1,000 toward project expenses and production.
- Four Zoom meetings with Whitney Johnson Latorre over the following year.
Eligibility
- Student photographers applying through the Alexia Student Vision Grant route may request consideration.
- The proposed visual project must address environmental impact and provide meaningful insight into the topic.
- No separate application is required; applicants indicate alignment with this mentor grant inside the Student Vision Grant application.
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Application process
- 1Visit the official Alexia grants page when the annual submission cycle opens.
- 2Complete the Alexia Student Vision Grant application.
- 3Indicate that the proposed project aligns with the Environmental Impact Mentor Grant.
Program timeline
Application deadline for the 2026 cycle at 11:59 p.m. EST.
Feb 13, 2026
The 2026 Alexia judging weekend was underway at Newhouse.
Mar 27, 2026