Call for submissions: mobile photo competition – Inequalities in Education
1 Aug 2018
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We are one country but we live many different lives. Have you noticed these differences? Can you use a photo to tell the story of inequality in our country?
Not long ago Twaweza held an open discussion on Inequalities in Education sector in Tanzania. This discussion was backed up by Uwezo data which have consistently highlighted substantial differences in both learning outcomes and school environments between urban and rural households, between the wealthy and the poor and between specific locations.
Twaweza is looking for powerful images that depict the stark inequalities in education. In one area, maybe even in one house, children are growing up learning differently, experiencing school differently and having access to completely different facilities and services.
Can you capture these stories with your mobile phone?
If yes, then this is for you! Twaweza is delighted to announce a photo competition on the theme of inequalities in education.
Prizes? Yes, 10 people with the best photos will be given a smartphone as a prize. This is your chance to win!
Submission requirements
1. You’ll need to provide a caption of up to 50 words on where it was taken, what’s happening in the shot and what story does the photo tell.
2. You must upload the highest possible resolution of your shot.
3. Photographer’s biographical information, up to 100 words.
4. When choosing the winners and runners-up, the Judges will be looking for the best-composed, original image and the story it tells.
Note: Submissions in JPEG and PDF formats will be accepted. The photos are to be sent by 25 August 2018 to the following e-mail address: jshussa@twaweza.org
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