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My Hair, My Health PDX! es un programa de promoción de la salud adaptado culturalmente que alienta a las mujeres de color a celebrar su belleza de adentro hacia afuera. El evento de Portland tiene como objetivo capacitar a los participantes al ofrecer herramientas y recursos para: · Promover comportamientos saludables, como un mayor consumo de frutas y verduras y actividad física regular; · Aumentar el conocimiento y las habilidades para superar las barreras a los comportamientos saludables; · Mejorar la autoimagen y la autoaceptación; y · Sanar cuerpo, mente y alma.

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