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- Joyce angami
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- Medical background. Worked In drug abuse and HIV prevention,Youth anf women health Interested in people/music.
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How ACP united a village to respond to its concerns
Posted on April 7, 2010 at 6:19pm 5 Comments 3 Likes
Viphoma is a little village perched on a hill top in Nagaland, Northeastern India. It has 80 households with a population of almost 800. The 17th generation of the village is presently making a living out of the land of the village. Like all other villages of Nagaland leaders are democratically selected, not elected. Very few government schemes reach the village because of remoteness and bad road connectivity.
The ACP team from Kekhrie Foundation visit to the village was a dream come… Continue
The ACP team from Kekhrie Foundation visit to the village was a dream come… Continue
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Hi Dr Joyce,
How are you? your blog has been translated into Russian by Palii
http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/how-acp-united-a-village-to-respond-to-its-concerns
I could not get through your phone.
Warmly,
Rituu
Dear Dr Joyce,
Thanks for your response. I remember you had done some work on stigma and discrimination. Would you like to share a story?
Warmly,
Rituu
Kind regards,
Gaston
You continue to inspire. Encouraged by your article, Irang sent me a piece on his experience in a SALT visit which he undertook after the event.
Thanks for everything.
Love,
Rituu
How are you? I am hearing such encouraging stories from my Indian friends. It seems the North East is taking the lead! What a nice story that you and Rituu wrote. It brought me back to that wonderful visit again. And great news regarding the facilitation team.
Here in Chiang Mai, we function as a (global) facilitation team as well. If you have specific questions on how to move things forward, let me know. I am sure we can learn from each other. We can even call if that suits you.
Keep the great work going!
Kind regards,
Gaston
Great to see you here. It was a pleasure meeting you and sharing our thoughts, especially the last afternoon. I have watched the DVD you gave me. Great work! I would encourage you to share some of your experiences on Stigma & Discrimination (or 'inclusion') on your blog. It's an issue for many people on this network, uso they could learn from your experiences in Nagaland.
Kind regards,
Gaston
Thanks for accepting my invite. A hearty welcome! Love your picture. I am sure you will enjoy being part of this network.
Look forward to hearing your experiences,
Warmly,
Rituu