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College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
Photo credit: © FAO/Claudia Koerbler
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blue
represents sorrow and insecurities
pictured is my subject (me) looking down at the flowers, refusing to look at the camera
Everyone with glasses has been called four eyes at least once in their life. It's just something you have to learn to deal with and push past. Although it's something very simple. It doesnt mean it doesnt hurt.
Photo credit: © FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury
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Idk I kinda like this but not much
It was supposed to be one of my 365 photos but I chose a different one :p
Charcoal drawing on paper.
I obliterated the biggest insecurity of my subject, this however only draws more attention to that area.
Photo credit: © FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury
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USHRN Action Day with LA CAN on International Human Rights Day 12/10/11
Photo by: Northstar Productions
To a girl in the 21st century her biggest enemy in life is her reflection in the mirror. Every girl at one point in her life has been insecure about her appearance, she constantly criticizes herself and believes that the face in the piece of glass defines who she is.
They are worried about terroist? I am more worried about the millions of gallons of waste and trash that are dumped into our lakes and rivers each day. May 05, 2007
College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
Here is the full color and HDR version of the spider. I liked the textures that the HDR processing created, but I am still getting the hang of this.
Students and campus ministers came together to discuss food insecurity in Africa over a shared meal.
College of DuPage staff, Bridge Communities, DuPage Pads and People’s Resource Center are grateful to officially release the second episode of the documentary series “Lifelines: Find Your Way Home.” A powerful new documentary about the impact of housing and food insecurity within our community, produced by Marketing and Communications’ Multimedia Services. Dean Sonia Watson shared her personal story of triumph and attendees participated in creating 250 care bags to help those in need.
As a society, a bathroom's design, shape, color, brand, finishing... Can say a lot about a person's standard of living and even personality.
My bathroom has shaped a big insecurity, we never renewed it since my family bought the apartment. Thus creating a huge barrier between me and people. I have always treated people with a little distant not inviting them to my home, afraid of their judgement.
To me, a bathroom is a symbol of all triggers to insecurities in our life, name it, family members, body features, personal habits, education.. etc.
It may seem shallow to satisfy society but never underestimate its dangerous consequences.
©Nourhan Refaat Maayouf
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Photo credit: © FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
Photo credit: © FAO/Claudia Koerbler
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
New York, USA: Mr. Thomas Hofer, Coordinator, Mountain Partnership Secretariat/FAO shares the results of an FAO global study on “Mapping the vulnerability of mountain peoples to food insecurity" during an event at the UN Headquarters in New York on May 6, 2016. The study released by FAO in collaboration with the Mountain Partnership, reveals that while one in nine people globally are food insecure, in mountainous areas of developing countries food insecurity affects one in every three people. Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO