Choose Peace, Choose Unity When you buy my buff loaf, you’re not just supporting a local business; you’re supporting a vision of harmony and togetherness. Let’s stand together, respect each other, and ensure a peaceful election season. I am Madam Jenniffer and I Stand for Peace.

As we head into Election 2024, let's remember that peace is priceless. I’m proud to support Foto4change's Stand for Peace Campaign. Just like our favorite outfits bring color and joy to our lives, a peaceful Ghana brings unity and progress for all. #IStandForPeace #Foto4change

I am Abdul a Ghanaian artist. As an artists, we have the power to unite hearts and inspire peace beyond words. This Election 2024, let's paint a future rooted in respect, understanding, and hope. #istandforpeace #foto4change #election2024

As a glazier, I work with delicate materials every day, knowing that even the strongest structures rely on a careful balance. This election, I stand for peace because, like glass, our nation’s unity is precious and must be handled with care. Photo Credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

Honourable Angela Oforiwaa Alorwu-Tay, Member of Parliament for Afadzato South, and Rev. Jonathan Imoro, Northern Reg. Supt. of the A/G Ghana, have joined the "I Stand for Peace" campaign by Foto4Change. Photo Credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene #Foto4Change #IStandForPeace

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I am Nora, a law student at the University of Ghana, Legon, and I am passionate about justice and harmony. As part of Foto4change’s Peace Campaign, I believe that lasting peace comes when we listen, respect, and uplift one another. Photo credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

I am Nora, a law student at the University of Ghana, Legon, and I am passionate about justice and harmony. I believe that lasting peace comes when we listen, respect, and uplift one another. I stand for peace Photo credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene #foto4change #istand4peace

To mark International Children's Day, we visited Savelugu School for the Deaf to teach students how to use cameras as tools for sharing their stories. This initiative, in partnership with Foto4change, highlights the power of photography in amplifying unique perspectives.

I am Mary. I believe that peace is the foundation of progress. This election, let’s choose unity, not division. Together, we can build a stronger, peaceful Ghana. I stand for peace. Photo Credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene #Election2024 #PeaceForChange #UnitedGhana #Foto4Change

Today, Foto4change proudly launches the Foto4change Visual Storytelling for Deaf (FVSD) project in the Upper West Region. Together, let’s create a world where every story is seen, valued, and celebrated! #Foto4change #VisualStorytelling #InclusionMatters #DeafEmpowerment

As we approach Election 2024, let’s remember that voting is about making choices, not divisions. Together, we can reject violence, embrace dialogue, and build a united Ghana. Peace is the foundation of development—our strength lies in unity. 🇬🇭💙 📸: Samuel Yayra Banahene

Foto4Change Empowers WADEAF Foto4Change has launched its Visual Storytelling for the Deaf project at Wa School for the Deaf, training 20 students (60% female) to use cameras for advocacy. A Nikon D3100 camera was donated to support the initiative. #Inclusion #Storytelling

I am Salima, a proud student of Savelugu School for the Deaf. Being part of the Visual Storytelling training by Foto4Change has been a transformative experience. This program has empowered me with the skills to creatively express myself and share impactful stories through images

My name is Seidu Abdul Hakim Wumpini, a proud member of the Triple S Foundation. As the 2024 elections draw near, I urge all Ghanaians to embrace peace and unity. Let’s reject violence and work together to build a stronger, united Ghana. Photo credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

My name is Firdaus, a Muslim from northern Ghana. As we approach the 2024 elections, let’s choose peace over violence and unity over division. Our votes should build Ghana, not break it. Together, we can ensure a brighter, peaceful future. Photo credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

I am Mabel, from Tamale in the Northern part of Ghana. I believe in the power of unity, dialogue, and peaceful elections. Together, we can create a better Ghana for all. Let’s vote responsibly and ensure our words and actions promote peace. Photo credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

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I am Baba Kamil Mohammed. As a journalist, I urge all Ghanaians to prioritize peace during this election. Let your voice be heard through your vote, not violence. Elections come and go, but our unity must remain. Choose peace, protect Ghana. Photo Credit - Samuel Yayra Banahene

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