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1. Lack of healthy options by distance and time; U.S. about access to food, and African pictures about pollution and clean food.

Difference- limited access to clean water; Yonas' picture.
2. People drinking water, buying food, are the ones directly affected. Local government officials also stakeholders; we are stakeholders as people living in these communities. Voters are stakeholders.
3. Voting; community organizing; NGOs; community cleanups and events; putting regulations and policies in place to restrict pollution, tax cigarettes, etc., creating community gardens or healthy food pantries. Holding governments responsible- paying for community cleanup
4. Food deserts- seem to more common than perceived. Politician campaigning in a food market- doesn't happen in the U.S.; lack of wastewater treatment infrastructure in city in Ethiopia

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Questions (you can type your answers here as well):

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Questions (you can type your answers here as well):

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1. What are the similarities, differences and themes of the photos

2. Identify potential stakeholders that are affected by and who have influence to change these inhibitors

3. As stakeholders, what are some potential solutions or actions to take in order to alleviate the health inhibitors displayed in the photos?

4. What surprised you most about the photos?

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TIP: IF YOU CLICK ON A PHOTO IT WILL ENLARGE SO YOU CAN SEE BETTER :)

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TIP: IF YOU CLICK ON A PHOTO IT WILL ENLARGE SO YOU CAN SEE BETTER :)