Women’s Emancipation and Development Agency (WOMEDA) Executive Director Juma Massisi (seated, center) facilitates conversation among women and Amizade students in Kayanga, Tanzania, as part of research that supported a successful United States Agency for International Development grant award for WOMEDA.
DukeEngage students Jeline Rabideau and Jenny Denton worked with middle school girls, such as Katie, in Western North Carolina to enhance literacy skills through digital storytelling projects focused on their families.
DukeEngage independent project student Alex Saffrit collaborated with a community member, Moses, in Nkokonjeru, Uganda, on a solar cooker project.
Ernesto Alaniz, community maintenance leader, Villanova civil engineering student Allie Braun, and Water for Waslala program manager Iain Hunt cooperate to inspect a new water tank near Santa Maria Kubali, Nicaragua.
Through a network of educational institutions and community organizations, The Collaborative advances ethical, critical, and aspirationally de-colonial community-based learning and research for more just, inclusive, and sustainable communities.
A network spanning numerous countries and communities, the Collaborative is hosted in the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship at Haverford College, and funded through member contributions.
The Collaborative is independent from Campus Compact.
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