A Women Farmers’ Cooperative on a Mission to Decrease Hunger
In Nigeria, one woman is leading her community to use sustainable farming methods, as well as technology, to thrive. A group of women farmers in Nigeria play a pivotal role…
Read MoreA picture is worth a thousand words. This year, Feed the Future and Agrilinks are hosting a photo contest to help tell our story. Amidst devastating climate shocks, rising food prices and protracted conflict, partnering with and empowering communities to fight against hunger is more vital than ever. Submit your photos by 3/10 to highlight the progress made in building a food-secure future for all and get a chance to win up to $250! Learn more here.
Submission requirements:
View the full list of submission requirements here. Please email your entries to ftfphotos@gmail.com. Be sure to include all of the information required above and attach your photo(s). Individuals may submit up to three photos.
Submissions are due by Friday, March 10th, 2023.
We look forward to receiving your submissions!
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