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1	The Children Part 2: The Children
2	"Woe zo!" LANGUAGES … There are 80 known African languages yet English is the ‘official language’. One of the ways the villagers greet people is by saying ‘woe zo’ which means welcome.
3	Children at Play CHILDREN AT PLAY … The children are sharing a coconut which provides nourishment & vitamins. They use a cutlass to chop the coconut into pieces. Without a school, the children find ways to entertain themselves in the natural environment.
4	Family Life FAMILY LIFE … Children are preparing to help their mothers and grandmothers in the daily work. The children do not have money for education but are always happy to welcome new visitors.
5	Children Dancing CHILDREN DANCING … The Keteyte Drumming and Dancing Group perform African style dances. Keteyte means Iron Train. Eric is encouraging the youth to focus on dancing and improve themselves through education.
6	Authentic Nature CHILDRENS AUTHENTIC NATURE … The center will support youth in discovering and expressing their authentic nature in a way that is personally fulfilling while embracing the good of humanity.
7	Reduce Illness TO REDUCE ILLNESS … Eric is looking to increase sanitary conditions of the village.
8	Bohrbohrbo Dancing HAVING FUN … One of the ways the villagers have fun is through ‘Bohrbohrbo Dancing’ which involves the whole village.
9	Open Hearts Ghanaian children and their families are quick in opening their hearts to visitors from the outside to their local customs and way of living.