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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2019 · 25 MIN

Poetry Slam: Creating Safe Spaces for Our Youth in American Samoa

from Talanoa Talk Now · host American Samoa Alliance against Domestic & Sexual Violence

Learn how using Poetry Slam can help participants create safe spaces to talk about domestic and sexual violence, as well as other important issues.  Hear from Avery Maloata, Poetry Slam participant perspective on the difficulties of connecting with parents and their children.  The impact of technology and its role in cyberbullying promoting hate in today's youth.  He shares the difficulty of being Samoan to be respectful, in the days of cyberbullying and technology.    American Samoa Community College students Avery Maloata and Eleanor Sogialofa. (Co-hosts:  Judy Matautia and Mona Uli)

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