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Taunya Wideman-Johnston

Taunya Wideman-Johnston

Taunya Wideman-Johnston is a professor in Early Childhood Education at Conestoga College in Kitchener, Ontario. She is also presently a PhD candidate at Nipissing University. Her many research interests include living with a chronic illness, critical friendship and other areas concerned with education.  

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Running with Partici-Patrick: Integrating HIV/AIDS Education with DPA and Character Education in Ontario Schools
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 81, Issue 2 Abstract As a seven-year old boy, Patrick Fortin acquired HIV through tainted blood transfusions needed to treat hemophilia. He ultimately passed away at age 23 of AIDS. To honour his legacy, his family established the Patrick4Life...
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