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Sunday, December 14, 2008

2008 a Year of Great People and Projects

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Caryl Henry-Alexander
Clinton, Maryland, United States
Visual artist, Social Justice activist, educator and traveler, UU. For 25 years I have offered visual arts projects in communities with a focus on creative literacy, community collaboration and arts integrated curriculum. Our projects have been successful in schools with grades 3-12 and with multi generational, multicultural and interfaith communities in diverse settings.
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