Kiboko Projects empowers youth to tell their own stories through photography and video. By documenting their communities and environments, young people explore the connections between climate change, conservation, and public health—building skills, awareness, and leadership for a more sustainable future.

Students at Vision Secondary School in Kisoro, Uganda, are introduced to an exciting new One Health initiative connecting high school students in Uganda and the Bronx, New York. Through a combination of environmental observation, wildlife exploration, scientific inquiry, art, and cultural exchange, students will investigate the connections between human, animal, and environmental health in their communities. Working collaboratively, they will identify local One Health challenges and develop practical, community-based solutions. The project, developed through Albert Einstein College of Medicine’s Global Health Center in collaboration with local partners, including Kiboko Projects, aims to inspire young people to become informed advocates for healthier communities and environments.