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It’s a Home Run at Citi Field

May 3, 2014

On a chilly April evening, three ICL PROS participants displayed their artwork at Citi Field. They were joined by a diverse group of artists representing mental health not-for profits agencies from throughout New York City. The Healing Arts Initiative (HAI) Day was a first time event for the New York Mets, and by all accounts, was a homerun!

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