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First Nations extends impactful Native language immersion initiative to six community partners in 2022

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Juniper Creative

Juniper Creative Will Kasso Condry of Juniper Creative Arts in Brandon applies paint to the project at the Addison County Parent Child Center earlier this month. The artist and his wife, Jennifer Herrera Condry, advised and helped PCC participants design and create the mural that now graces the center’s house in Middlebury. Independent photos/Steve James 05/18/2021 MIDDLEBURY Women at the Addison County Parent Child Center pooled their artistic visions to produce a mural celebrating racial equality. The painting that graces a stairwell at the Middlebury center features a mother and baby at the center of the natural world, surrounded by flowers and butterflies.

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Mothers make a mural

By: Steve James Will Kasso Condry of Juniper Creative Arts in Brandon applies paint to the project at the Addison County Parent Child Center earlier this month. The artist and his wife, Jennifer Herrera Condry, advised and helped PCC participants design and create the mural that now graces the center’s house in Middlebury. Independent photos/Steve James Mollee Codding of Ripton works on paintings of roses alongside other PCC participants who created a mural for the center’s Middlebury home. PCC participants Kilee Flemings (l) and Bethany Russin proudly show off the mural they helped create after it was unveiled at the center’s house in Middlebury on May 5.

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