Learning from Each Other About CHE

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Stan Rowland

Stan Rowland

Nov 2, 2011

This session will bring people together that have been doing CHE or starting to use CHE as a wholistic community development tool. Therefore most of the presentation will come from the people in the seminar sharing their experiences including their success and failures.

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