Afterschool workshops empower disabled children in art in Japan

Afterschool workshops empower disabled children in art in Japan

Photo taken May 21, 2016, in Hiroshima shows an elementary school student with an intellectual disability working on an art piece at afterschool daycare service Borderless Art Space HAP in the western Japan city. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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