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TucsonVision Kicks Off a New, Diverse Season-
Three non-profit organizations are each producing 6, half-hour programs during the months of January, February and March 2008. TucsonVision is a television series designed specifically for non-profits. Each group provides the host and produces every episode. Access Tucson contributes a professionally designed set and the technical support. Volunteers, who’ve been certified on the studio equipment, crew each show.
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YOU WONT WANT TO MISS:

Pima Co. Juvenile Court Center—Juvenile Court impacts the lives of hundreds of children each year. The focus of the Court is prevention and increasing the chances of young people becoming productive and successful adults.
Tune in:Sundays at 7pm and Mondays at 6pm
Access Tucson channels Cox/99 and Comcast/74
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I & R (Information and Referral Services)—This long-time S. Arizona non-profit is our version of the “Answer Man”. The free service I & R provides connects people to any community resource from A to Z.
Learn more:Saturdays at 5:30pm and Thursdays at 7:30pm
Access Tucson channels Cox/99 and Comcast/74
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O-M-A (University of Arizona Office of Outreach and Multicultural Affairts)—A unique approach to increasing the ethnic and cultural diversity of the Health Care workforce. As well and promoting knowledge about the critical relationship between health and culture.
Don’t miss:Sundays at 7:30pm and Fridays at 6pm
Access Tucson channels Cox/99 and Comcast/74
TucsonVision and Access Tucson, “Where Tucson is on TV!”