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February 25, 2021
| By allysonrey
Categories: In the Media
More impaired drivers means more danger on Stark County roads – The Canton Repository
February 20, 2021
| By allysonrey
Categories: In the Media
Editorial: Comic demystifies stress solutions for young readers – The Alliance Review
February 17, 2021
| By allysonrey
Categories: In the Media
Comic book teaches middle schoolers about mental health – The Canton Repository

STARKMHAR, CENTER FOR CARTOON STUDIES TEAM UP TO PROVIDE LOCAL STUDENTS MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION IN WELCOME WAY

February 15, 2021
| By allysonrey
Categories: News Releases

Stark County, OH (February 15, 2021) – Middle school students in Stark County have an innovative new way to learn about their mental health in a format they are likely to enjoy: an age-appropriate comic book. We Can Talk About It, A Graphic Guide To Mental Health is a 24-page comic that is currently being …

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February 10, 2021
| By allysonrey
Categories: Newsletters
SPECIAL EDITION: What’s a CIT Officer? – February 10, 2021
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