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William Stoehr
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My art explores the stigma associated with substance use disorder and experiences that are often similarly stigmatized. Stigma can become a barrier to prevention, diagnosis, treatment and recovery. It can alter how we see others and how we see ourselves. The faces I paint represent not only those directly affected, but also families, friends, caregivers, witnesses and communities.
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