The votes are in, and we have our winners!
Big thanks to everyone who submitted pictures. It's been great looking through all of your pictures and seeing what an incredible time you all had over the summer.
"Planting tomatoes and cabbages in the garden nursery"
Haru Yamamoto, Duke University
Naama Village School
Mityana, Uganda
Hey everyone!
We’re hosting a photo contest on the Nourish Network to find the best pictures from our international projects this past summer. We’re going to pick which photos we think best represent our work in Brazil, Mexico, Honduras, Uganda and Peru this past summer. The deadline for entry is this coming Friday, October 3rd at 5pm.
But Logan, what will I win!?
I’m glad you asked. Quit talking and listen:
1st place: $50 & a Nourish Nalgene
2nd place: $25 & a Nourish Nalgene
3rd place: $25 & a Nourish Nalgene
4th-10th place: Nourish Nalgenes
This is awesome Logan! How do I enter!?
It’s easy! Here’s how:
1. Go to the Nourish Network
2. Register if you haven’t already
3. Upload your favorite pictures by clicking the “photos” tab
4. Send Bryon Zandt (bryon@nourishinternational.org) a message with the names of your favorite 3 pictures
We’ll announce the winner next week, and post them on here for your viewing pleasure. Good luck!
Until next time,
Logan
Hey Everyone-
We just set up blogs for the five projects that we have for this summer! This past spring has been an amazing one for Nourish and we are thrilled to continue the trend with these summer projects. 2008 brings a wide mix of themes and locations, from clean water in Peru to education in Uganda to food security in Honduras. All of these projects are the result of collaboration between Nourish students and a non-profit partner organization already working in the destination community.
Though the projects haven't started yet, some of the teams have begun writing on their blogs. It makes for an incredibly interesting read that has just begun to unfold. Go ahead and take a look at what we have so far--and don't forget to keep reading throughout the summer!
Oh, and and one last thing: if you have any questions and comments for the students on these projects, or just really like hearing about their experiences, I encourage you to create an account and leave a comment on their blogs. Really, they would love to hear from you!
