JODI
HLTN

Using augmented Reality volunteers and newcomers tell the story of a small Massachusetts town that has taken in two large Afghan families. View images using the Artivive app. To download Artivive in the App Store or in Google Play.
Niazy and Kabir families in front of the Bromfield House, their home in Harvard, MA
Terry Symula, Leader of the Neighborhood Support Team (NST) of volunteers
Liza Fischer, manager of Harvard General Store
Emma Franzeim, volunteer
Eqlima Hawsy, newcomer, mother of 7
Francine Graillot-Holman, volunteer
Debbie Kaegebein, volunteer
Behishta Kabir, newcomer and project collaborator
Samantha Pereyra,
ELL Teacher, Harvard Public Schools
Nasim, Nafissa & Ismael Niazy, parents of 9
Nick Browse, volunteer
Bill Johnson, volunteer
Ibrahim Niazy, volunteer
Pam and Jeff Brown, volunteers
Ann Taylor, volunteer
Tahir Shams, newcomer, father of 7
Andrew Brown, volunteer
Hawa Niazy, newcomer
Scott Hayward, owner Harvard General Store
Salma Kabir, newcomer
Sharon Cronin, volunteer
Bibi Fatima Kabir, newcomer
Shayesta Kabir, newcomer
Philip Tran, former Bromfield Science Teacher & Tutor
Ahmad Niazy, newcomer
Mohammad Niazy, newcomer
Jane Venditti & Pam Durrant, volunteers

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