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Pink Pearl Press                           May-August 2020                              Page 4



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         THE ARTS AND THE NATIONAL

         ALLIANCE OF MENTAL HEALTH

         PRESENTATION
         May 4, 2020; 11:00 AM

         Article and Photos By: Soror Karen Barnes


         Target 4 was involved in the May 2020 Mental Health Awareness Month in
         collaboration with the National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI), Huntsville. Target 4
         delivered a presentation entitled, “Art Therapy”, which focused on artists from the
         Harlem Renaissance and the Black Arts Movement who were able to create while
         dealing with mental illness, as well as the benefits of Art Therapy and what to look for
         in an Art Therapist. On May 4th Target 4 members provided the presentation via
         ZOOM to NAMI members, students, faculty, and school administrators at the Morgan
         County System of Services. On May 20th Target 4 members delivered the presentation
         via ZOOM to the 5th grade class at Julius Richard Scruggs Child Development Center
         & Academy. Both presentations reached 17 members of the community including 8
         students.


         MEN'S HEALTH WEEK

         June 17, 2020; 7:08 PM

         Article By: Soror Sharon Boclair
         Photos By: Soror Erica Bartee


         Soror Erica Bartee, lead for Nutrition and Wellness
         Life, and her subcommittee were responsible for
         providing the community and the EGO sorors with a
         dynamic speaker, Dr. Sulieman Wazeerud-din,
         Emergency Room Physician, from Atlanta, Georgia,

         during the Facebook Live event. Dr. Wazeerud-din
         discussed the importance of colon cancer screenings
         and the effects of low testosterone. He also
         emphasized the importance of men receiving their
         annual physical exams. This event had excellent
         participation. Dr. Waz fielded many questions from
         the community audience. Soror Erica Washington
         did an exceptional job moderating the event.
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