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Patch Adams Celebrates Mad Pride at Oregon Country Fair 2010

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You can participate in MindFreedom Mad Pride events every day at this year's Oregon Country Fair, in the Community Village Stage Green. And on Sunday, "The Real" Patch Adams will be speaking! Mad Pride!

What	Social Event
When	Jul 09, 2010 11:00 AM to Jul 11, 2010 07:00 PM
Where	Veneta, Oregon, USA
Contact Name	David Oaks
Contact Phone	541-345-9106
Attendees	All are welcome.
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The amazing Oregon Country Fair, where tens of thousands of people head out to hundreds of acres in a rural area by Veneta, Oregon for three days of music, festing, theater, and celebration.

MindFreedom International has had a presence at the historic Oregon Country Fair 24 of its 41 years. You'll find MindFreedom folks in the "Doors of Expression" Communications Booth in the back of the Community Village in Oregon Country Fair (inbetween Wild Edibles and 4A disability booths).

This year, "The Real" Patch Adams will be at the Sunday of the Oregon Country Fair. Patch is one of the most well known members of MindFreedom International, and support MindFreedom's Mad Pride events.

For info about the Oregon Country Fair, go to:

http://www.oregoncountryfair.org/

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Leah Harris

Leah Harris, a second generation psychiatric survivor, discovered MindFreedom in 2000 when she was 25 years old. Her first act in the mad movement was to tell her story of oppression and resistance, and to help edit stories for MindFreedom's Oral History Project. Since then, she has been working in various ways to help achieve the vision of MindFreedom: an end to all forms of psychiatric oppression, healing of all forms of "normality," and the creation of vibrant, colorful communities that honor and celebrate diversity, difference, and the full range of human experience.

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