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Portland State capstone students use interactive theater as a tool for social change
Author: Women's Resource Center
Posted: December 1, 2011
The PSU Women’s Resource Center and the University Studies Senior Capstone Class present “Sexual Assault Education Theater”. Read more about it in the Vanguard News.
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