India's Global Ability Photography Challenge 2026: Empowering Disabled Artists Worldwide

NotJustArt, in collaboration with Adani GreenXTalks, has launched the 5th edition of the Global Ability Photography Challenge (GAPC) 2026. Recognized as India's largest inclusive photography event, the competition invites participants with disabilities from around the world to showcase their unique perspectives through the medium of photography.

Since its inception, GAPC has become a global platform for inclusivity, reaching over 8 million people and attracting more than 50,000 entries from 30 countries. The challenge encourages both amateur and professional photographers with disabilities to share their lived experiences, with past exhibitions held in Japan and Dubai. The initiative strives to bring disability narratives into the mainstream, aiming to broaden representation and alter societal perceptions.

Meera Shenoy, CEO of Youth4Jobs, emphasizes the power of offering a platform to individuals with disabilities, noting that past GAPC winners have inspired through innovation. Jeet Adani of Adani Airports Holdings Ltd expresses enthusiasm for supporting such a creative venture. Prizes include a significant monetary award for top entries, with top 20 showcased in exhibitions, enhancing global visibility for these artists.