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Nate Bosch, Ph.D., Caitlin Yoder More Information
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The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams serves as a place for college students to study how water systems work. But through its programs geared toward younger students allows them to pass on that knowledge to the next generation. Through various K-12 programs, the Lilly Center teaches these young kids to care for natural bodies of water in our region.
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- Nate Bosch, Ph.D.DirectorLilly Center for Lakes & Streams
- Caitlin YoderEducation CoordinatorLilly Center for Lakes & Streams
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- Nate Bosch, Ph.D.DirectorLilly Center for Lakes & Streams
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Emily McKenna More Information
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When it comes to art, it's never too late to try something new. At the Krasl Art Center in St. Joseph, Michigan they work to inspire meaningful change as well as strengthen their community through the visual arts. These programs invite the young and the young at heart to come in and create in ways they may never have done before.
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- Emily McKennaSchool and Community Programs CoordinatorKrasl Art Center
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- Emily McKennaSchool and Community Programs CoordinatorKrasl Art Center
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Marla Godette More Information
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The organization Mental Health Awareness of Michiana gathered teachers, counselors, and people who work with students on a regular basis to engage in a discussion about Mental Health, School Discipline, and the School to Prison Pipeline. The Discussion consisted of 3 keynote speakers and gave educators in the community to chance to express and share their ideas about a growing issue that many local students face.
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- Marla GodetteBoard MemberMental Health Awareness of Michiana
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- SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE
- The School-to-Prison Pipeline Policies and practices that favor incarceration over education do us all a grave injustice.
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- Marla GodetteBoard MemberMental Health Awareness of Michiana
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Emily Fisher, Kimberly Green Reeves More Information
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Every year Beacon Community Impact hosts The Mary Morris Leighton Impact series where they work to address a certain issue in our community. This year's impact series addresses mental. Community Members are invited to view a free screening of the documentary Suicide: The Ripple Effect throughout the month and at the end of the series member will get the chance to meet with Kevin Hines the man whom the documentary was inspired by. This series of events provides resources for people in the community to get help and help others.
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- Emily FisherProject SpecialistBeacon Community Impact
- Kimberly Green ReevesDirectorBeacon Community Impact
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- Emily FisherProject SpecialistBeacon Community Impact
