2022 Global Health Student Photography Contest

The submission deadline for the Global Health Student Photography Contest has been extended to October 7! Emory students are invited to submit photographs that depict global health, healthcare, and public health issues in a creative, thought-provoking, and respectful way.

The purpose of EGHI’s Global Health Student Photography Contest is to:

1. Foster cultural sensitivity by encouraging Emory students conducting global health projects to examine the culture and people with whom they are working, and
2. To inspire positive health action among both the student photographers and those who view thephotographers’ work.

Students from across the Emory campus have participated in this contest for 14 years. In addition to capturing both a global health message and creating a photographic work of art, EGHI also asks Emory students to consider ethical issues when takingphotographs of people experiencing different health challenges around the world. The photography contest is sponsored by Mr. Bob Yellowlees, an Atlanta business leader, philanthropist, and photographer who founded Lumière Gallery. 

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