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Allison Chan

Australia, Sydney
As seen in: The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, Wiley Online Library, PS, Medscape, EIN News, The Journal of Clinical Investigation, Tri-City Herald, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, RN Journal, The Connection CRC
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Students premiere original productions at RTVF Spring Showcase

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By Allison Chan
| The Connection CRC
Students shared final projects, including original films, public service announcements and live television productions, during the spring Radio, Television and Film Showcase in Cosumnes River College’s Recital Hall on Friday. The showcase featured projects from multiple RTVF production classes and gave students an opportunity to present work that highlights the hands-on experiences the program has to offer.
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Denim Day event raises awareness, supports survivors of sexual violence

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By Allison Chan
| The Connection CRC
Students, staff and community organizations gathered at Cosumnes River College to recognize Denim Day, an annual event observed on the last Wednesday of April focused on raising awareness about sexual violence and supporting survivors. Held during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the event emphasized education, visibility and access to resources. Kat Gaston, a mental health advocate with the Student Health and Wellness center, said the event centers on both education and survivor support.
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Students share personal stories through digital art

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By Allison Chan
| The Connection CRC
Ethnic studies students presented digital storytelling projects during “Telling Testimonios: Our Stories, Our Truths” in the Cosumnes River College Art Gallery on Monday. The event, co-hosted with MI CASA, focused on testimonio, a form of first-person storytelling that highlights lived experiences and exposes social injustice. Students used digital media to combine visuals, audio and writing to share personal narratives with attendees.
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