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<p>The Chair of the Hubert Department of Global Health, Dr. Carlos Del Rio, tests his handwashing acumen using the " />
<p>Panel discussion for World Water Day 2016, Flint water: What happens When Regulations Fail? Moderated by Dr. Joanne McGriff.</p>
<p>Dr Christine Moe and WASH student (MPH 2016), Yvonne Kienast, at Emory WaterHub</p>
<p>Students create squatting figures to raise awareness about the practice of open defecation on World Toilet Day 2015</p>
<p>Big Squat for World Toilet Day Awareness, 2015</p>
<p>Three school girls peaking in a school latrine in the Philippines.</p>
<p>Faculty and staff of the CGSW in the atrium of the Rollins School of Public Health</p>
<p>Christine Moe on a site visit in Ghana</p>
<p>Waste water dumping in Ghana</p>
<p>Two-year old Oscar playing in bath water in Dominican Republic. Photo by Emily Brennan.</p>
<p>Rollins students testing out a hand-washing station</p>
<p>A husband and wife fill up water containers from a tube well in Bangladesh. Photo by Laura Wright.</p>
<p>Emory staff and students preparing for presentations at the 2014 UNC Water and Health Conference by UNC Photos</p>
<p>2014 WASH Certificate Students. Photo by Marissa Gallegos.</p>
<p>Dr. Mark LeChevallier giving keynote address at CGSW 2014 World Water Day event.</p>
<p>CGSW lab student taking swab samples of water fountains at Hartsfield Atlanta Airport.</p>
<p>Boys splashing around in a river in Nasca, Peru. Photo by Caitlin Smith.</p>
<p>Women and girls washing hands in Bolivia</p>
<p>Woman collecting water in Peru. Photo by Will Oswald.</p>
<p>Water collection in Nyanza Province, Kenya. Photo by Matt Freeman</p>
<p>The Maasai people walking near stagnant waters following the rainy season in Mtu Wa Mbu, Tanzania. Photo by Melia Haile.</p>
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<p>School kids with getting water with cups. Photo by Matt Freeman</p>
<p>Mom and son near a latrine in Bolivia. Photo by W.Oswald</p>
<p>The official carrying team </p>
<p>Rollins WASH class touring the new WaterHub at Emory.</p>
<p>WASH Certificate Student, Erin Swearing, presents poster at Environmental Health Poster Session, 2015.</p>
<p>CGSW Founder, Dr. Eugene Gangarosa, and former Rollins MPH student, Kate Robb, at an Emory WASH event.</p>
<p>A papaya tree planted on the former site of a composting pit latrine (arborloo) in Meki, Ethiopia. Photo by Dionna Speekur.</p>

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