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Create Ripples of Hope for a Safer Community

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Ripples of Hope, a local exhibition of work by those whose lives have been affected by domestic violence, sexual assault or abuse, invites other locals who have felt the effects of these issues to creatively cover a blank teardrop shape, sharing their feelings and hope for a better future.  

Blank teardrops are available from Earthworks Gallery in Waynesville or by calling the Daydreamz project at 828.476.4231. Completed pieces need to be turned in by March 28 at Earthworks Gallery for a county-wide display in April.

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