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 | Education is one of the principal commitments of the Furniture Masters, both in terms of cultivating new furniture makers and educating the public. NHFMA supports two educational initiatives: the Prison Outreach Program and the Master's Studio Based Learning Program. Now in its sixth year, the Prison Outreach Program complements the New Hampshire State Prison's Hobby Craft Program and enables NHFMA members to enter the State Prison and offer instruction to inmates who wish to further their furniture-making skills. NHFMA's Studio Based Learning Program is administered under the auspices of the New Hampshire Institute of Furniture Making (NHIFM). It affords an apprentice the unique opportunity to learn a range of design techniques through study with furniture masters in a variety of studios across the state. The 2006 Student Apprentice is Andrea Young. For more information on this program, please see educational opportunities. | |
      
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