Vol. 17 No. 3 (2011): Akwaaba: Welcome to Challenge and Achievement in Ghana

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• Vol 17 No 3 Full Issue Part 1 of 2

  1-59

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• Vol 17 No 3 Full Issue Part 2 of 2

  60-119

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• Letter from the Editor

  Eileen Mayers Pasztor

  2-3

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• Introduction to the Special Issue

  Brenda McGadney

  4-7

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• In Ghana Here...

  Rose Walls

  9-14

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• Reflections of an American Professor and Ghanaian Social Work Students: Implementation of Collaborative Teaching/Learning Methods to Assess Indigenous Social Problems in Ghana

  Brenda McGadney, George Domfe, Kwasi Boakye Akosah

  15-30

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• Cultural Differences and Neo-colonialism in Social Work: Negotiating Exchanges Between Ghana and the United States

  Edith A. Lewis

  31-37

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• Ghana: A Great Place to Be

  Montrella Cowan

  39-43

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• Experiencing Ghana at Different Points and Times

  Sadye L. M. Logan

  44-51

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• Mining Communities in Ghana: Reflections on the Nature of Work for Female Miners and Non-Miners

  Elizabeth Nana Mbrah Koomson

  52-59

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• Child Labor: The Silent Thief of Children's Rights in Ghana

  Kwadwo Ofori-Dua

  60-65

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• Reflections on Sickle Cell Disease Research: Lessons Learned From an American Student's Collaborative Research Experience and Travel in Ghana

  Rebekah H. Urbonya

  66-72

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• Addressing Mental Health Issues in Ghanaian Communities: From Personal Experience to Professional Obligation

  Lucinda A. Acquaye

  73-78

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• Abortion-Possible and Impossible: Stigma and the Narratives of Ghanaian Doctors Who Provide Abortions

  Lisa A. Martin, Michelle Precourt Debbink, Jane Hassinger, Lisa H. Harris

  79-87

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• Personal Reflections of Resilience and Survival of Ghanaian Women with Disabilities: A Social Worker and Unemployed Study Subjects

  Augustina Naami

  88-99

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• The Krisan/Sanzule Refugee Who Inspired a Ghana Ministry

  Reverend Laverne McCain Gill

  100-110

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• Economically Empowering Ghanian Communities Through Patchwork Quilting

  Mariah Landrum Childs

  111-116

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