Dadamac and People's Uni have joined forces to develop a Sickle Cell Disease course. This is coming about in typical Dadamac "responding to need" fashion. The description below serves two purposes. It introduces the way things happen in Dadamac. It provides possible collaborators with an idea of where we are now and the steps we are taking.
I am looking at my email inbox and thinking what emails I should choose to reply to as I "move in" to my space here at dadamac.net. As I look, I realise that I will probably be making reference to information published on the Internet within my replies. This means it would be helpful to have the relevant links easily to hand.
Thanks for clicking this link. Your easiest next step is to simply e-mail me, pamela.mclean@dadamac.net , to explain who you are and to start exploring our overlapping interests.
We connect with people in many different ways. You may want to connect with our work on a commercial basis through Dadamac Limited, or with our voluntary work and social programs through Dadamac Foundation, or you may find that we can collaborate simply because it is mutually beneficial and we are all learning something useful in the process - Dadamac Open Knowledge.
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Cameras for Communication (C4C) is a practical training course, covering basic camera operating skills, specifically for communication.
(First two photos here are from Mercy Isaacs illustrating formal and informal photographs. Mercy is a Dadamac Learner)
John Dada would like all Fantsuam Foundation staff/volunteers to be able to use cameras well, in order to record what happens at FF, and to communicate effectively within the organisation and to outsiders, especailly to donors and funding agencies
