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"Peer Gynt," story by Henrik Ibsen, translated by Rolf Fjelde, directed by Maggie Scanlan. Performed October 17-26, 2003.
Photograph taken by Halle Schwartzman for JMU Student Affairs Communications and Marketing. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
"Peer Gynt," story by Henrik Ibsen, translated by Rolf Fjelde, directed by Maggie Scanlan. Performed October 17-26, 2003.
Marc Ruland und Rudi Bannert treffen Bundesfinanzminister a.D. Peer Steinbrück, MdB bei der Sendung von TV Mittelrhein "Fuchs fragt nach".
Peer educators, in silhouette, at rural Quepem Taluka, Goa. Photo by Frederick FN Noronha, created on assignment for MacArthur Foundation/Sangath. Released under the Creative Commons, attribution, non-commercial 3.0 license. May be reproduced for non-commercial purposes. For other purposes with the specific permission of the MacArthur Foundation/Sangath.
The AIDS Institute (AI) has, for many years, recognized the important role that peers can play in improving health outcomes and many health and social service programs have a long history of successfully engaging clients in a wide range of activities.
Peer certification is highlighted in the NYS Blueprint for Ending the AIDS Epidemic and peer services can play a key role in meeting the state’s goals of increasing linkage and retention in care, rates of viral suppression and preventing new infections.
The AIDS Institute (AI) has, for many years, recognized the important role that peers can play in improving health outcomes and many health and social service programs have a long history of successfully engaging clients in a wide range of activities.
Peer certification is highlighted in the NYS Blueprint for Ending the AIDS Epidemic and peer services can play a key role in meeting the state’s goals of increasing linkage and retention in care, rates of viral suppression and preventing new infections.
Peer 39, San Franscisco, US
That's the way the sea lions have a nice "sun bath" and asleep, they are not scare and even not bother about the people around, they just care about their own mather, have a rest after a long journey swim to escape from the freezing, cold winter season....
The AIDS Institute (AI) has, for many years, recognized the important role that peers can play in improving health outcomes and many health and social service programs have a long history of successfully engaging clients in a wide range of activities.
Peer certification is highlighted in the NYS Blueprint for Ending the AIDS Epidemic and peer services can play a key role in meeting the state’s goals of increasing linkage and retention in care, rates of viral suppression and preventing new infections.