Connecticut Children's launches cartoon-inspired campaign for National Cartoonists Day
The initiative allows travelers to learn about pediatric health care and the inspiring stories of children like Marcus Diaz.
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May 6, 2025, 10:56 AM
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2h agoConnecticut Children's is celebrating National Cartoonists Day with a colorful campaign that transforms Stamford Train Station into an educational storytelling experience.
The initiative allows travelers to learn about pediatric health care and the inspiring stories of children like Marcus Diaz.
"This campaign isn't just about cute characters on the wall, it's a powerful reminder that kids like Marcus matter," said Marcus' mother, Natalia Diaz.
Visitors can explore Marcus' story and more cartoon-themed patient narratives at 2 Station Place in Stamford.
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