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- Gender
- Female
- Name
- Haddy Njie
- Organisation
- Florida State University
- About Me:
- I am currently a doctoral candidate at Florida State University and majoring in Socio-cultural and International Development Education Studies under the department of Ed.Leadership. My academic interests revolve around gender and development, Educational Policy Evaluation and Lifelong learning for school dropouts, and including girls and women with low educational qualifications.
- My dream:
- My dreams include to immensely contribute to the research and the formulation of sound educational policies that would contribute, empirically, to the ongoing search for knowledge in developing countries on how to effectively prevent the relapse into illiteracy; a common phenomenon among girls and women with low educational attainments. I hope to achieve this by identifying the further learning needs of this demography of girls and women through the use of Participatory Action Research.
- I'm proud of:
- Being an Africa, a female and doing my quota to contribute to efforts that aim to increase women's efficiency in their productive roles in Africa.
Haddy's Blog
Diabetes and Hypertension ( High Blood Pressure)
Posted on March 10, 2012 at 5:30am 3 Comments 1 Like
Is Diabetes and High Blood Pressure within the purview of the Malaria competence? Those two diseases are claiming numerous lives in developing countries and they sure require local responses. Who has an idea?
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Hey Haddy, a very happy birthday. Warm wishes on your special day. Have a great celebration.
A very happy birthday dearest Haddy! Best wishes coming your way.
oh dearest,
I am so glad you have...it is really a pleasure to have you with us.
thank you.
light and peace
Hi Haddy,
This is a link to our Volunteering page, in case it is interesting you.
Have a nice weekend:)
http://www.asafeworldforwomen.org/home/volunteers.html
Thanks Haddy. I am glad to meet you.
Pls stay in touch.
Hello Haddy,
thanks for your friendship. nice to meet you.
reading your profile, I have noticed your interest in women and girls status and rights. so, perhaps you would like to pay a visit to the women's org. I am a member of -
www.asafeworldforwomen.org
enjoy your time here in CLC - a wonderful site, of wonderful Rituu. welcome:)
Lovey photo Haddy!
There are many people here who have vast experience in PAR. My first taste of PAR came in Jan 2010 which we used to measure the progress of community life process in Nagaland India. I loved how communities led the process from asking questions to analysing data. A lesson I learned from it was that if communities themselves were engaged in framing questions it would lead to even greater ownership. Here are the photos: http://aidscompetence.ning.com/photo/albums/participatory-action-research
Currently I am part of the evaluation team of IDRC funded project of sex workers with two organisations in India and Cambodia where we are using PAR.
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