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Students from the Boxberry School in Harrison create circles of empathy with local artist Rachael Rausch. The center of the circle represents the self, and then empathy travels outward to others in the community from there. On Wednesdays, Rausch utilizes her the True Connection curriculum to guide the students in using art to holistically explore and expand mindfulness in their daily interactions. FMI: www.true-connection.org.
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