Mark Tuschman
11 a.m., May 17, 2020
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This online Forum will be on the topic of “Immigrants are Us”, as described below:
Mark Tuschman has been a freelance photographer for nearly 40 years. He has devoted much of the past decade to documenting global health challenges and women’s human rights issues, in collaboration with UN agencies, socially conscious corporations, foundations, and NGOs.
His work has been featured at many international events, including the Women Deliver Conferences in 2013 and 2016, and the Carter Center’s Human Rights Defenders Forum in 2015. The Global Health Council named Mark Photographer of the Year in 2010, and his images won the Grand Prize in a worldwide photo competition sponsored by the Social Documentary Network and Management Sciences for Health.
He created the “Immigrants Are Us” project in the hope that it will increase dialogue and counter the damaging stereotypes of immigrants that have been propagated by certain media, and ultimately increase voter turnout.
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