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PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC •
The annual Czech “Cyclo-Run” Against Drugs, an initiative featured this week in an episode of Voices for Humanity on the Scientology Network, is reaching out to the youth of the country with the message that life can be much more fun when you live drug-free.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA •
In the “Meet a Scientologist” video published on www.scientology.org on October 18, 2012, Sandra Poveda of Bogotá, Colombia, tells why she’s almost always smiling.
Dentist Sandra Poveda has a philosophy of life that drives her work. From the time she entered Universidad del Bosque at age 16, she knew what she really wanted to do was to make people smile.
DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA •
Students at the Lord Baden Powell Memorial School in Dar es Salaam earn certificates from the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Africa Goodwill Tour
A special graduation June 13 at the Lord Baden Powell Memorial School in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, acknowledged students who completed Disaster Response Specialist Training through the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Africa Goodwill Tour.
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM •
Friendship Day celebration at the Brussels branch of the Churches of Scientology for Europe features The Way to Happiness—a guidebook for creating a world built on honesty, trust and self-respect.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
United for Human Rights Tennessee chapter organized an International Peace Day panel discussion at Church of Scientology Nashville.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
This year’s UN motto for Human Rights Day is part of the DNA of Youth for Human Rights International “Youth Standing Up for Human Rights.”
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA •
Drug-Free World volunteers representing a broad array of local nonprofits brought drug prevention to the Commonwealth Games to create an impact on Australia’s drug abuse crisis.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Drug counselors, educators, and clergy gathered at the Church of Scientology Los Angeles in the spirit of ending drug abuse.
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK •
Rev. Travis Ellis uses human rights education to empower at-risk youth.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA •
Some 100,000 Americans are subjected to electroshock each year, according to the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), despite international reports condemning forced electroshock treatment as torture