#ICANHELP delivers powerful presentation to area students

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Photos by AOK Kim Carr gave a powerful presentation to students at Lamar High School, as to the importance of digital safety. Participants are pictured searching for negative influences and phrases on their phones that were sent by others, as part of the interactive component of the presentation.


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