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The Radio Arte students part of Salud: Healing through the arts, recorded their first radio novela during the first week of the program. In order to get a feel for listening to performance, we all sat in a room, with our eyes closed, as groups of 3 or 4 performed their skits and made sound effects.

The Radio Arte students part of Salud: Healing through the arts, recorded their first radio novela during the first week of the program. In order to get a feel for listening to performance, we all sat in a room, with our eyes closed, as groups of 3 or 4 performed their skits and made sound effects.

Clarkston Community Center Executive Director John O'Kelley and Theater Program Director Dr. Imani Ma'at chat with Susan Pavlin, Policy and Education Director for Refugee Family Services at the HEARMe kickoff luncheon.

National Program Officers Beth Mastin and Brenda Gonzalez get to know members of the Clarkston Community during their site visit on February 7, 2008

East African elders and college students joined together for a delicious meal of Ethiopian food and to learn how they could become part of HEARMe - as listeners, as radio personalities, as scriptwriters, or as advisors!

Fifty-one elders, students, and community partners came to the kickoff luncheon for HEARMe at the Clarkston Community Center on February 7, 2008

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AANCART Health Fair 2007

Ladies in Studio 2007

SPNN Askar 2007