Wiki Loves Folklore Photography Contest 2025
Wiki Loves Folklore Photography Contest 2025
Wiki Loves Folklore is a global media contest held annually on Wikimedia Commons, aimed at documenting and celebrating diverse folk cultures worldwide. Building on the success of previous campaigns, the 2025 edition continues to focus on the richness of folk culture, including folklore, folk art, folk music, and intangible cultural expressions.
Eligibility Criteria
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Class 7 to 9
Class 10
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Class 12
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Royal Society Of Biology Photography Competition 2025
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£1,000
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Your World Student Competition 2025
British Council
Prizes
30 April
Class 1 to 6
Class 7 to 9
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
New

Video Making Contest Laws On Crime Against Women
The Bureau of Police Research and Development, India
₹ 10,000
20 April
All
New

Understanding Health Through Indian Cinema Competition 2025
Azim Premji University, Bhopal
Certificate
06 April
All

Royal Society Of Biology Photography Competition 2025
The Royal Society of Biology UK.
£1,000
19 June
All
Judging Criteria
A panel of international photographers, Wikimedians, and subject specialists will evaluate submissions based on: Narrative Impact: The ability of the photograph to tell a compelling story. Focus and Distraction Minimization: Ensuring the subject remains the focal point with minimal distractions. Technical Excellence: Focus, lighting, saturation, and ISO quality. Originality: Creativity and innovative approaches. Usefulness for Wikimedia Projects: Contribution to Wikimedia’s cultural archives.
Prizes
Photo Category: 1st Prize: 500 USD 2nd Prize: 400 USD 3rd Prize: 300 USD 4th Prize: 200 USD 5th Prize: 100 USD Top 10 Noteworthy Contributions: 50 USD each Video Category: 1st Video Prize: 150 USD (Best Oral Storytelling) 2nd Video Prize: 100 USD (Best Video Storytelling) 3rd Video Prize: 100 USD (Sustainable Folklore Video) Audio Category: 1st Audio Prize: 150 USD (Overall Best) 2nd Audio Prize: 150 USD (Best Folklore Podcast Series) Community Prizes: Top Uploader Prizes: 1st Prize: 250 USD 2nd Prize: 150 USD 3rd Prize: 100 USD Regional Prizes: Regional Champion Award: 150 USD Regional Runner-Up Award: 100 USD Regional Contributor Award: 50 USD Volunteer Excellence Award: Gift voucher and certificate for two outstanding volunteers.
Content Focus
The submissions must focus on the theme of folk culture. This includes areas such as: Folk arts and crafts Traditional music, dance, and songs Cultural events, rituals, and festivals Oral traditions and intangible cultural heritage
How To Apply
Follow the below steps to apply for the program: 1. Visit Our Official Website. 2. Read carefully all the information about the program details. 3. Click on the "Register" to complete the registration with required details. 4. After successful registration, Use the received credentials to log into your account. 5. Once logged in, Click on the "Apply" button. 6. You will be directed to the application form. Fill in all the required details accurately. 7. Before submitting, review all the information you have provided. 8. After that, Click on the "Submit” button to submit your application. Note: "As a free user," →'You're encouraged to share this valuable information with your friends to access the link properly'.
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Wiki Loves Folklore is a global media contest held annually on Wikimedia Commons, aimed at documenting and celebrating diverse folk cultures worldwide. Building on the success of previous campaigns, the 2025 edition continues to focus on the richness of folk culture, including folklore, folk art, folk music, and intangible cultural expressions.