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Using improv to teach people their rights
As immigration raids continue, it’s become more important than ever to know your rights.
On Midday Edition Wednesday, we talk with two local theater groups about using improv to help educate the community and the intersection between art, law, activism and community.
Guests:- Annie Rios, executive director, Uprise Theater and human rights attorney/legal advocate
- Guillermo Mendez, organizer, Voces Unidas
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As immigration raids continue, it’s become more important than ever to know your rights.
On Midday Edition Wednesday, we talk with two local theater groups about using improv to help educate the community and the intersection between art, law, activism and community.
Guests:- Annie Rios, executive director, Uprise Theater and human rights attorney/legal advocate
- Guillermo Mendez, organizer, Voces Unidas
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