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Imagery Person of the Year Nominations close on August 21, 2026

  • August 21, 2026


Nominate your Imagery Person of the Year by August 21, 2026

Nominate here by August 21, 2026


Every year, Imagery International honors someone whose work, generosity, creativity, or leadership has made a lasting difference in the field of imagery.

As an Imagery International member, you have the privilege of nominating the next Imagery Person of the Year.

We invite you to nominate the 2025 Imagery Person of the Year (IPY)—an individual whose contributions during 2025 enriched our community and advanced the practice, teaching, or understanding of imagery. The recipient will be honored at the opening of our 2026 Imagery International Annual Conference. https://imageryinternational.org/event-6560780

Your nominee might be:

  • A practitioner who has quietly transformed lives through imagery.
  • A teacher or mentor who has inspired others to grow.
  • A researcher, author, or innovator who has advanced the field.
  • A volunteer whose dedication has strengthened our community.

You don’t need to write a formal essay. Simply share a paragraph or two describing why this person deserves recognition. Specific examples, personal experiences, or a story about their impact are especially welcome.

We especially encourage nominations for individuals who have not previously received the award, helping us celebrate the breadth and diversity of our imagery community. 


Nominations close August 21, 2026.

Thank you for helping us recognize those whose passion and commitment continue to enrich the world of imagery. We look forward to reading your nominations and celebrating the extraordinary people who make our community so special.


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Submit your nomination today via Google Forms:

https://forms.gle/7aKh9BYDVoHr9kYf6



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