Author Archives: Vera Williams Tetteh

By Addo Tetteh Voices of African-Australian Youth

Posted on August 7, 2010 by Vera Williams Tetteh

Racism is an inevitable part of growing up black in Australia. As a mother of two African-Australian boys, one of the hardest things is that I can only do so much to protect my children from being the targets of … Continue reading →

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Names on the move: Ghanaian names in the Diaspora

Posted on April 16, 2010 by Vera Williams Tetteh

I am one of Ingrid and Kimie’s PhD students. My research deals with second language learning and African resettlement in Australia. For my first guest blog, I would like to reflect on family formation and community building in the Diaspora. … Continue reading →

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