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Introduction: Anatomy of an Arts-Led, Action Research Collaboration: Seven Years of Work and Play in Walukuba/Masese, Jinja City / Katie McQuaid and Jane Plastow
Positioning our Work in relation to contemporary Applied Arts Theory and Practice / Katie McQuaid and Jane Plastow
Part One. We Are Walukuba: Adult Perspectives
Part One: Overview / Jane Plastow
Community Voices: We Are Walukuba
Precious Women: a play for five women from Walukuba / Jane Plastow
Going Behind the Lens: Finding power and self in 'mid-life' / Katie McQuaid
Making Theatre of the Oppressed with We Are Walukuba / Jane Plastow interviews Sima Ganguly
A Footprint in the Flour: The training of a group of Community Multipliers in Domasi Village, Zomba district, Malawi / Ali Campbell and Zindaba Chisiza
The Kingfisher's Story: A play / Jane Plastow with commentary from Katie McQuaid
Approaches to Teaching Film-Making in Malawi and Uganda / Tina Tschismarov and Matylda Wierietielny
Becoming a Community Film-Maker / Brenda Mawerere In Conversation with Geoffrey Muzito, May 2016 / Katie McQuaid interviews Geoffrey Muzito
White Saviour or Community Collaborator? Meditations on being a white academic working in Walukuba / Jane Plastow
In the Middle
Photo Essay. Living We are Walukuba: Seven Years of Community Engagement / Katie McQuaid
Part Two. Working with Young People in Walukuba/Masese
Part Two: Overview
Me in Your Tea Cup / Robinah Kobuzare
Shower Us With Love. Poem / by Girls' Group, We Are Walukuba
The Boy Child's Dream / Kainerugaba Rwakatembeeka Kamusyo
On Friendship / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Memories of You / Edmond Othieno
Girls Have Powers / Poem by girls from Walukuba West Primary School
Two artworks by young people showing the learning from teaching on sexual and reproductive health they wished to share with their peers / From the first Multi-Arts Workshop, December
Waiswa's Story / Vicki Kyobotungi interviews Waiswa Mawanda
On Sharing New Knowledge / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
On Self-Esteem and Equality / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Mythical Decisions / Juliet Nantambi
Alone in the Darkness / Poem by girls at 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
Jovia's Story / Vicki Kyobotungi, interviews Jovia Adeti Amyes
I Will Marry After Finishing School / Artwork by Amos from the 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
Charity Begins at Home: Questioning the Relationship-Gap between Guardians/Parents and their Children / Vicent Sekasanvu
An Examination of Change and Empowerment From the Perspective of Facilitators working on the Research/Knowledge Exchange Project on Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health (SHR) amongst Adolescents in Jinja / Lillian Mbabazi
On Working Through Arts / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Reflections on co-designing creative graphics with children in Jinja, Uganda: Advice from the field / Raymond Nsereko
My Experience of the Project 'Promoting sexual and reproductive health education among adolescents through creative and youth-led practice in Uganda / Shem Mutala
Stay Safe / Artwork from the 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
The We Are Walukuba Anthem / Derick Isabirye.
Positioning our Work in relation to contemporary Applied Arts Theory and Practice / Katie McQuaid and Jane Plastow
Part One. We Are Walukuba: Adult Perspectives
Part One: Overview / Jane Plastow
Community Voices: We Are Walukuba
Precious Women: a play for five women from Walukuba / Jane Plastow
Going Behind the Lens: Finding power and self in 'mid-life' / Katie McQuaid
Making Theatre of the Oppressed with We Are Walukuba / Jane Plastow interviews Sima Ganguly
A Footprint in the Flour: The training of a group of Community Multipliers in Domasi Village, Zomba district, Malawi / Ali Campbell and Zindaba Chisiza
The Kingfisher's Story: A play / Jane Plastow with commentary from Katie McQuaid
Approaches to Teaching Film-Making in Malawi and Uganda / Tina Tschismarov and Matylda Wierietielny
Becoming a Community Film-Maker / Brenda Mawerere In Conversation with Geoffrey Muzito, May 2016 / Katie McQuaid interviews Geoffrey Muzito
White Saviour or Community Collaborator? Meditations on being a white academic working in Walukuba / Jane Plastow
In the Middle
Photo Essay. Living We are Walukuba: Seven Years of Community Engagement / Katie McQuaid
Part Two. Working with Young People in Walukuba/Masese
Part Two: Overview
Me in Your Tea Cup / Robinah Kobuzare
Shower Us With Love. Poem / by Girls' Group, We Are Walukuba
The Boy Child's Dream / Kainerugaba Rwakatembeeka Kamusyo
On Friendship / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Memories of You / Edmond Othieno
Girls Have Powers / Poem by girls from Walukuba West Primary School
Two artworks by young people showing the learning from teaching on sexual and reproductive health they wished to share with their peers / From the first Multi-Arts Workshop, December
Waiswa's Story / Vicki Kyobotungi interviews Waiswa Mawanda
On Sharing New Knowledge / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
On Self-Esteem and Equality / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Mythical Decisions / Juliet Nantambi
Alone in the Darkness / Poem by girls at 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
Jovia's Story / Vicki Kyobotungi, interviews Jovia Adeti Amyes
I Will Marry After Finishing School / Artwork by Amos from the 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
Charity Begins at Home: Questioning the Relationship-Gap between Guardians/Parents and their Children / Vicent Sekasanvu
An Examination of Change and Empowerment From the Perspective of Facilitators working on the Research/Knowledge Exchange Project on Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health (SHR) amongst Adolescents in Jinja / Lillian Mbabazi
On Working Through Arts / Youth Voices from Walukuba/Masese
Reflections on co-designing creative graphics with children in Jinja, Uganda: Advice from the field / Raymond Nsereko
My Experience of the Project 'Promoting sexual and reproductive health education among adolescents through creative and youth-led practice in Uganda / Shem Mutala
Stay Safe / Artwork from the 2019 Multi-Arts Youth Camp
The We Are Walukuba Anthem / Derick Isabirye.