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Tracy Monk, a family physician in Vancouver,
British Columbia, Arrietta Chakos, a city official in Berkeley,
California, and Amod Dixit in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, have all taken
the leadership to successfully mobilize parents and school communities
at the local level to demand and work for safe schools.
Mary's clients include Phillip, the son of a British diplomat who
had rather unsuccessfully taken up the hippie life and ended up with a
broken back; Amod, the kind and lonely waiter from the dhaba (cafe), who
supplies her with food when she is too tired to eat but who has no joy
in his life because of his fears and insecurities; and Antone, a druggie
who tries to kidnap Phillip for ransom, not knowing about his injury.
Representatives from the 10 AMOD campus-community partnerships will
share their successes, challenges faced, and lessons learned through a
live, interactive Webcast from the University of Delaware June 11 from 2
pm to 3 pm EDT. |
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