Program Affiliation Cont...: CU Photography Project

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).

In April 2018, ICAP facilitated a four-day workshop for HIV-positive young people aged 15-21 who regularly attend the adolescent clinic at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital. The workshop focused on the photography of people, places and things and provided participants an opportunity to explore photography as a medium for self-expression and to learn to use a digital camera. Funded through the President’s Global Innovation Fund (PGIF).