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Each year, the Dalhousie Global Health Office hosts the Global Health Photo Contest. This contest is designed to recognize and share the beautiful images and inspiring stories that students, residents, faculty and staff at Dalhousie have from their global health experiences.

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Honduras. 2015 1st place GHO Photo Contest winner. Photo by: Laura Stymeist.

THERE ARE PRIZES!

  • Faculty/Resident First prize: $50 gift card and photo featured on the global health office website
  • Student First prize: $50 gift card and photo featured on the global health office website
  • Faculty/Resident Second prize: $25 gift card and photo featured on the global health office website
  • Student Second prize: $25 gift card and photo featured on the global health office website

Photos will be judged on the following criteria:

  • Artistic and visual appeal
  • Conveyance of global health through photographic imagine
  • Entries must be an original work taken by the individual submitting the photo; and permission of all individuals in the photo must be acquired;
  • Entries must be appropriate for a general audience.
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Ho Chi Minh Commute. 2015 GHO Photo Contest runner up. Photo by: Carolyn Reardon.

The deadline for submissions is March 1, 2016 at midnight. Photos must be accompanied by an entry form, and submitted digitally in a jpeg file (300 dpi at 8×10 inches) format to gho@dal.ca. Entrants can submit up to two photographs for consideration.

Photos from the Accessing Safe Deliveries in Tanzania (ASDIT) Research Project Launch

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By: Maria Wilson
Global Health Office Outreach Assistant

Monday November 23rd marked the Halifax launch of the five-year Accessing Safe Deliveries in Tanzania (ASDIT) global health research project. Dalhousie University researchers will collaborate with partners from the Tanzanian Training Centre for International Health (TTCIH) and the Morogoro Regional Hospital in Tanzania to improve access to, and the performance of, emergency maternal care across the country.

The event was held in the newly renovated Tupper Commons. Speakers at the launch included Dean of the Dalhousie Faculty of Medicine Dr. David Anderson, Dr. John LeBlanc, who is leading the Dalhousie team and Zabron Abel of the TTCIH. You can read more about the ASDIT project, as well as Zabron’s time in Halifax, in our last blog post. For now, here are a few photographs from the research launch!

Dr. David Anderson at the ASDIT launch.

Dr. David Anderson giving opening remarks at the ASDIT launch.

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Dr. John LeBlanc, Dalhousie ASDIT project lead, explaining the project outline and goals.

Zabron Abel representing the TTCIH, explaining his role within the ASDIT project (pictured with Said Msabaha of the Global Health Office and Dr. John LeBlanc).

Zabron Abel representing the TTCIH, explaining his role within the ASDIT project (pictured with Said Msabaha of the Global Health Office and Dr. John LeBlanc).

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Some of the ASDIT project launch attendees listening to Zabron Abel’s speech.

Members of the ASDIT project team (from left to right): Tanya Bilsbury, Marsha Campbell-Yeo, Doug MacMillan, Gail Tomblin Murphy, John LeBlanc, Heather Scott, Findlay Muir, Chris Wirz, Ron George, Zabron Abel, Shawna O’Hearn, Krista Mallory, Suzanne Sheffield and Chad O’Brien.

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