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From Liberia to Hanover and Back: Empowering Young Men Through Education.
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Are you still planning on jumpstarting that community service project? Interested  
in hearing about how other people started off? Or do you just wanna hang out and  
participate in a really great discussion over chili and cornbread on a Friday  
evening?

Well... we've got your back!

Mahmud Johnson '13, native of Liberia, returned home last summer to start the  
iMHere! Project as part of the Davis Project for Peace. iMHere! provides academic  
and recreational opportunities to out-of-school young men aged 12-18 from low-income  
families in Central Monrovia, Liberia.

Come to Brace Commons at 6:30 to hear Mahmud Johnson share his experiences about  
starting and managing the project!

When: Friday, Feb. 25, at 6:30 - 7:30pm
Where: Brace Commons, East Wheelock
Why: Because you care!

Sponsored by East Wheelock Service Corps and the Social Justice Alliance.

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