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1. Youth awareness events in 50 countries and across the U.S.
2. Major PeerCorps training sessions for you and your friends.
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Vlog #9 - April 18, 2006
Location: BlogsDr. John's Vlog    
Posted by: teenaids 4/18/2006
Dr. John speaks on Patriot’s Day, a New England-specific holiday. Soon, John will be leaving to Amman, Jordan with TeenAIDS-PeerCorps board member Bunny Bullock. After his stay in Jordan, he will continue on to Cyprus. On May 14, Dr. John will be going to Seoul, South Korea, sponsored by the AIDS Committee on South Korea.


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