Tell That Story has issued an open call for 'Visualize!', a project-based award that seeks to harness the narrative power of visual art and writing to engage with the urgent realities of climate change and energy access in Nigeria. The call is specifically directed to practitioners based in Estako, Benin City, Warri, Agbor, Rivers, and Northern Nigeria, signaling a deliberate curatorial commitment to regional voices and locally grounded perspectives. By inviting both visual artists—photographers and filmmakers—and writers, the initiative positions storytelling as a cross-disciplinary means to document, critique, and imagine alternatives to prevailing energy regimes. The award is structured around the submission of a project proposal, indicating that selected practitioners will be supported in realizing a body of work rather than simply receiving recognition for existing pieces. While the precise nature of the support—whether financial, editorial, or presentational—remains unspecified in the public call, the emphasis on proposal development suggests a process-oriented opportunity. Artists and writers are thus encouraged to articulate a clear conceptual framework and a feasible plan for execution, one that resonates with the thematic focus on climate change, energy access, and alternatives. As a curatorial endeavor, 'Visualize!' aligns with a growing international interest in artistic responses to the climate crisis, yet it distinguishes itself by anchoring its scope in specific Nigerian regions. This localized approach not only amplifies underrepresented narratives but also invites nuanced, place-based investigations. Practitioners working across film, photography, and writing who are engaged with environmental and social justice concerns will find this call particularly relevant. The absence of a stated deadline or fee in the provided information means that interested parties should consult the organization directly for logistical details before preparing their submissions.