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PEERS TV /What is the TAYi board game?

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The Transitional Age Youth Initiative of Alameda County focuses on educating TAY as well as the general population on challenging issues that young adults in an urban environment face on a daily basis. Brianna Williams, one of the TAYi coordinators, explains a unique board game created under the TAY Initiative.

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  • Alameda County
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  • TAY Initiative
  • TAYi
  • Transitional Age Youth
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