Janelle Monae is hiring a nonbinary artist for their upcoming tour

Queer and nonbinary musician Janelle Monáe has announced that they’re hiring Black women and nonbinary photographers for their upcoming “Age Of Pleasure” tour.

In a Tuesday afternoon tweet, Monae mentioned that they were partnering with the entertainment ticketing company Live Nation, the international Black feminist creative group Black Women Photographers, the Wondaland media group, and the feminist group Fem the Future to “further the reach of Black women and non-binary photographers and videographers within the world of music,” her website added.

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“This partnership will provide a widely engaging space for visual artists to be seen and heard,” Monáe’s website stated. Two Black women or nonbinary photographers will be chosen from a city where she’s performing during Monáe’s North American tour and paid to photograph and videograph the tour.

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Monáe’s tour kicks off in Portland, Oregon on September 2.

I’m so excited to be partnering with @BlkWomenPhoto, @LiveNation and @FEMtheFUTURE to hire Black women and non-binary photographers for “The Age Of Pleasure Tour!!!” https://t.co/9fQncbiUGv pic.twitter.com/5kGeA1R6xY

— Janelle Monáe