After years of teaching the module to community members in South Africa and Jamaica, The Pedagogy of Action will now focusing it’s efforts domestically, more specially, in the metro Detroit/Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area. POA’s presence in the local community is important, because we must recognize the ways in which HIV/AIDS affects our own community and, ultimately wrestle with the ways which we choose to engage with our community-at-large.
The stories and experiences of 2014 can be read in the following dispatches written by the some the students in Dr. Haniff’s AAS/WS 443 – Pedagogy of Empowerment: Race, Gender, and Health.
Marion Berger – Z Collective Dispatch
Jessica Cardinalli – HELP Dispatch
Carolyn Hicks – Central Academy Dispatch
Melani Kekulawala – Horizons Dispatch
Jordan Killingsworth – Huron Valley Church Dispatch
Kathleen Kraus – HELP Dispatch
Amy Mackens – Central Academy Dispatch
Danny Park – Horizons Dispatch
Kaitlin Shaw – Planned Parenthood Dispatch
Dr. Nesha Haniff – Final Dispatch from Detroit 2014 Experience
