Abortion access, gun violence, environmental racism, anti-trans legislation, racial inequities in maternal and infant health – in the United States, structural racism and economic oppression has created disparities across almost all health outcomes. Health equity means that, instead of these deeply entrenched disparities, everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. This summer, Magnum Foundation is supporting photographic projects on health equity in the United States, to be published in The Atlantic (@theatlantic) with support from The Commonwealth Fund (@advancinghealthequity). The aim of this partnership is to visualize health equity issues in the United States through the lenses of independent, diverse, community-based, and innovative storytellers. We hope to support projects that investigate the social, political, and economic systems that perpetuate these issues; highlight community based solutions; and celebrate communities that persevere and thrive. Apply by July 19. 🔗 magnumfoundation.org/opportunities 📸 Alice Proujansky (@aliceproujansky), “Why Black Women Are Rejecting Hospitals in Search of Better Births”