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Building Peace Through Health and Education
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on the Myanmar/China border of Yunnan to increase the prevention of HIV/AIDS transmission in the region.
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De’Ang villagers kick off our HIV/AIDS and health training with lots of local flavor. The training had to be held in the town center under a single lightbulb.
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Setting up for our training session while enjoying performances of traditional music and dance in a remote De’Ang village in Santaishan Township.
Jingpo ladies perform traditional dance routine with percussive instruments. Read the full training report.
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Photos from our third training with over 125 people in a in a Jingpo village. The Jingpo people are also known as “Kachins” in Northern Burma (Kachin State). We split into smaller groups for the information session, then reassembled for introductions and song and dance, and then came back to these groups afterwards. We finished with everyone together and had a competition between these groups based on the information sessions that we had just finished.
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Photos from our third training with over 125 people in a in a Jingpo village. The Jingpo people are also known as “Kachins” in Northern Burma (Kachin State). We split into smaller groups for the information session, then reassembled for introductions and song and dance, and then came back to these groups afterwards. We finished with everyone together and had a competition between these groups based on the information sessions that we had just finished.
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