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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 11, 2013 -- Civic Duty and its co-founders Dr. Michael Omidi and his brother Julian Omidi, are proud about their recent support of Smiles through Art, a new California nonprofit organization that creates arts programs for hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the United States, as well as in developing and war-torn countries around the world including Afghanistan. Smiles Through Art was formed to make a difference in the lives of those afflicted with cancer, other illnesses and medical conditions, especially children, and giving them a voice through art.

Fewer countries in the world have seen the rapid deterioration and destruction of their medical infrastructure as Afghanistan. Decades of war have ravaged hospitals and care centers throughout the troubled mountainous country. The primary victims have been the women and children of Afghanistan. As medical organizations worldwide are working to provide relief to Afghan war victims in the form of doctors, medicines and medical supplies, Smiles Through Art will work closely with doctors, healthcare administrators and emergency aid volunteers using art and design as a tool in the healing process.

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The actions of these two young people were good, based solely on a desire to help another. In our book, these two are heroes who should be praised for doing the right thing.

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“Zero tolerance policies seem like a good idea, as they communicate an organization’s strong stance against something very bad. But in reality, very few things in life are that black and white and there should be room for common sense exceptions to rules,” says Julian Omidi, cofounder of Civic Duty. “The actions of these two young people were good, based solely on a desire to help another. In our book, these two are heroes who should be praised for doing the right thing.”

On October 25th, 2013, USA Today reported that after he helped a female shopper fend off an attacker in the store parking lot, the 30-year-old employee of Walmart was fired for breaching the national chain’s anti-violence policy. The incident, which happened at a Walmart store in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, touched off a firestorm of criticism on social media outlets as people expressed their outrage at the unjust treatment of a man many lauded as a hero. Thankfully, common sense prevailed when in response to the legions of complaints Walmart offered the man his job back. (http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/10/2