Olga Idriss Davis is passionate about enhancing communication to improve the health and well-being of underserved populations. In addition, Davis is intricately involved in promoting health among the African American community in Arizona. She works with the Phoenix-based Coalition of Blacks Against Breast Cancer and has created a narrative play, "The Journey: Living Cancer Out Loud," based on interviews of the experience of African American survivors and caregivers of breast cancer which has been performed in various community and hospital venues in Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Raising awareness in Black barbershops, Davis addresses knowledge of cardiovascular disease among African American men in Phoenix, Arizona. Davis asu. Phone: Biography Research Teaching Public Work.
Long Bio. Communication, University of Nebraska-Lincoln M. Communication, University of Nebraska-Lincoln B. Curriculum Vitae. Research Interests. Davis, O. Everything is not beautiful at the ballet.
Vigilance and solidarity in the rhetoric of the Black press: The Tulsa Star. Oppositional Discourses and Democracies A visitation from the foremothers: Black women's healing through a performance of care -- from African diaspora to the American academy.
Women's Studies in Communication Olga Davis. A visitation from the foremothers: Black women's healing through a 'performance of care' - from African diaspora to American academy. Willie Mae Thompson. Davis, Olga Idriss. Performing Il literacy: Redefining the black parental body in the culture of schooling. Davis, Olga Idriss Author. Haiti Cherie: Haitian women's cultural resistance in the performance of literature.
