Fun, purpose mix in 'Game for the World'
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Players gather around the table for a round of "A Game for the World," a board game invented by Anne Harman to educate and raise awareness about AIDS and HIV. The game was demonstrated last Sunday at St. Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church, 4625 E. River Road. Harman was on hand to explain the game, which she has distributed abroad.
Player Barbara Eiswerth reads from a card that's part of the game.
Participants were invited to learn about "A Game for the World," above.
Megan Holehan moves her piece as Art Aldag keeps track of his standing on the board.
Game inventor Anne Harman details her efforts to make the game available to people around the world.
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