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**apologies for cross-posting

"Performed Ethnography, HIV/AIDS & Aboriginal Youth"

The University of Toronto, Sidney Smith, Room 1078 - 100 St. George Street:
Sept 23rd, 1:30-3:00

June Larkin, New College, University of Toronto
Tiffany Nelson, Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Christine Smillie, Ontario Institute for Studies In Education
The Youth Warriors, Native and Family Services of Toronto

In this presentation we present an innovative knowledge dissemination
strategy for research on HIV/AIDS and Aboriginal youth. In partnership with
Native Child and Family Services a group of Aboriginal youth, "The Youth
Warriors", worked with Aboriginal actor, Herbie Barnes, to turn data
collected in a study on HIV/AIDS and Aboriginal youth into scripts and
discussion questions for HIV/AIDS education. The youth also produced
photographs and collages to complement their performance pieces. We will
discuss the process of developing the arts-based education strategy and the
value of this approach for HIV prevention. The presentation will include
samples of the youth performances and artistic productions.

June Larkin is Senior Lecturer and Vice Principal of New College and
coordinator of the Gendering Adolescent AIDS Prevention (GAAP) Project,
Women and Gender Studies Institute, University of Toronto (UofT). For more
information on GAAP, see: www.utgaap.info

Tiffany Nelson is a Youth Mental Health Outreach Worker at Native Child and
Family Services of Toronto. She was also a panel member at the Young
Leaders' Forum for the Canadian Centre for Diversity, UofT.

Christine Smillie-Adjarkwa is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Adult
Education and Counselling Psychology at the Ontario Institute for Studies In
Education, UofT. 
Christine is the Research Coordinator for the Performed Ethnography,
HIV/AIDS & Aboriginal Youth Project.

Free, all are welcome, please RSVP to [log in to unmask]
Please see our website for upcoming seminar summaries and other events:
www.cuhi.utoronto.ca




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