![3-year-old Maverick Koll and his family were one of seven families to participate in the second "Perspectives" project at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital.](/sites/twin-cities.umn.edu/files/styles/desktop/public/media/3-year-old-Maverick-Koll-and-his-family-were-one-of-seven-families-to-participate-in-the-second-%26quot%3BPerspectives%26quot%3B-project-at-University-of-Minnesota-Masonic-Children%26%23039%3Bs-Hospital..jpg?itok=9HfSRLk6 "3-year-old Maverick Koll and his family were one of seven families to participate in the second "Perspectives" project at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital.")
A therapeutic photography project at University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital has given families a chance to capture the profound moments of day-to-day life in the hospital.
And for those on the outside, it’s an opportunity to be moved by the deeply personal sorrows—and triumphs—of families with children who are hospitalized for a severe or chronic health condition.
Each family that took part in the “Perspectives” photo project was asked to describe the significance of one photo featured in the exhibit. These are the pictures they chose.
See the full story and images at M Health.
Additionally, the Star Tribune profiled the project in a March 28, 2018 story and video.
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