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Paving the Way for Art

OSLP Arts and Culture Program works with local adults in Eugene. Through their partnership with MECCA; Materials Exchange Center for Community of Arts, they help OSLP Artists put their artwork on for the community by donated supplies and workshops.
April 21, 2020

Director: Jassy McKinley
Producer: Emily Cline, Fallon Dunham, Alec Kamburov
Editor: Emily Cline, Fallon Dunham

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