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Flyer for OCSC panel in Portland on 15 February 2008

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Here is a flyer you may download to help publicize the free panel and public forum about building a state-wide coalition in Oregon for mental health consumers and psychiatric survivors. Please print out and distribute. You may choose between a PDF or MS Word document.

PDF of flyer for OCSC panel on 15 February 2008

This is a PDF version of the flyer for the free panel and forum to be held in Portland on Friday, 15 February 2008 to help launch the new coalition of Oregon mental health consumer and psychiatric survivor organizations.

An MS Word version of the flyer for the 15 February 2008 panel in Portland.

This is an MS Word version of the flyer for the free panel and forum to be held in Portland on Friday, 15 February 2008 to help launch the new coalition of Oregon mental health consumer and psychiatric survivor organizations.

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Kris Yates

Kris experienced forced electroshock while locked up in a psychiatric institution in India. Kris became an MFI leader, and is shown here at a Highlander strategy conference. A powerful story teller from a poor Appalachian background, Kris obtained her master's degree and became accredited as a family counselor in California. Her practice specializes in nondrug voluntary and humane alternatives for people labeled with psychiatric disabilities. (Photo by Tom Olin.)

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