I Won’t Tell You about Myself, but I Will Draw My Story

Katy Bussert-Webb

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Art Education and Development Literacy, Media, and Education Participatory Visual Research Methods

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In this article, Bussert-Webb illustrates how art provides a medium through which a group of young, pregnant, middle school women connected their reading and writing to their lives.

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