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National Press Photographers Association:

Minnesota News Photographers Association (MNPA)

Minnesota News Photographers Association, MNPA, is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to advancing the profession of photojournalism in the state of Minnesota.

http://www.mnpa.org/

MPPA Home Page

The Michigan Press Photographers Association (MPPA) is a 225-member organization, comprised of working still and student Photojournalists from throughout Michigan dedicated to the advancement of photojournalism in Michigan.

http://www.mppa.org/

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National Press Photographers Association - Region 11

NPPA Region 11 is the regional web site for National Press Photographers Association's members in Oregon, Washington, Alaska, British Columbia and Yukon.

http://www.nppa11.org/

National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) Region 2

Includes Africa, the Mideast, New York, Ontario, Quebec, and Western Europe. Provides news, forums, and a calendar.

http://www.nppa2.org/

National Press Photographers Association Region 8 Online

National Press Photographer's Association Region 8 Online is a site devoted to the Region 8 members of the NPPA. Includes award winning photographs, letters from the Region 8 director, as well as general information about Region 8.

http://www.nppa8.org/

National Press Photographers, Region 10

Includes all of California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii, Oceania and Asia.

http://www.nppa10.org/

Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles

Information about and for press photographers working in the Los Angeles area. Features calendar of events, documents, members list and forum.

http://www.ppagla.org/

Region 9 Online

National Press Photographers, Region 9

http://www.nppa9.org/

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