Posts tagged photography
Life is calling. How far will you go?
From the Peace Corps Digital Library: Photos taken by Peace Corps Volunteer Ron Dizon for a Peace Corps/USAID Project called Operation Help during the 1970s famine relief in Afghanistan.
Morocco - 2006
At my village’s middle school, I started a girl’s soccer team to get them active and show that they can play just like the boys. Family and friends from back home donated authentic balls and other equipment to outfit us.
AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest - First Place - Reducing/Eliminating Stigma and Discrimination
Fatima’s Gift by Peace Corps Volunteer Molly Green (Morocco, 2011–2013)
A student in Morocco holds some of the ribbons that were distributed during a local music festival. Volunteers, a Moroccan HIV/AIDS organization, and local high school students conducted outreach and HIV testing.
AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest Winners - Education & Prevention
(Source: peacecorps.gov)
Love these!
Check the ones I picked for the Peace Corps AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest! Congratulations! http://1.usa.gov/KhsJvG
Our thanks to Alicia Keys for choosing the winners and the work she does for Keep a Child Alive!
Only ONE DAY left to vote for your favorite AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest People’s Choice entry!
I’m sure you’ve already voted in our AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest People’s Choice Category, right? Just in case you missed it, VOTE HERE!
(Already voted? Please reblog!)
More photos from our AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest People’s Choice Category!
You can choose the AIDS-Free Generation Photo Contest PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNER!
These are just two of the amazing photos that are waiting for YOUR vote!
(P.S. A reblog to help us get the word out would be great! The more votes, the better!)
