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Volunteers - Center for Puppetry Arts

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Outreach<br />

During the 2007-08 fiscal year, the <strong>Center</strong> <strong>for</strong><br />

<strong>Puppetry</strong> <strong>Arts</strong>’ Outreach Program conducted<br />

29 curriculum-based workshops in and<br />

around Metro Atlanta. Educators and students<br />

learned with hands-on demonstrations using<br />

both replica and authentic puppets from<br />

around the world. In addition, students built and<br />

decorated puppets and learned simple puppet<br />

manipulation. These activities were provided to<br />

numerous public and private schools; community<br />

and governmental organizations, like Coweta<br />

County Department of Family and Children<br />

Services; and summer camps, reaching an<br />

impressive 2,500 people.<br />

Photo by Jeff Domke<br />

The Outreach Program also continued its<br />

relationship with two locations of Camp Kudzu,<br />

a non-profit organization providing education,<br />

recreation and peer-networking programs <strong>for</strong><br />

children living with type 1 Diabetes in Georgia.<br />

“On the camper survey, approximately<br />

¼ of all campers indicated that,<br />

of all available camp activities,<br />

<strong>Puppetry</strong> was their FAVORITE!”<br />

~Amber,<br />

Development Director at Camp Kudzu<br />

Top: Teenagers participate in a puppet-making<br />

workshop at Camp Kudzu in June 2008.<br />

10<br />

Bottom: After making puppets,<br />

participants used a projector and shadow<br />

screen to bring their puppets to life.<br />

Photo by Jeff Domke

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