WJA 50th Anniversary Celebration
Celebrating and Thanking Our Community! Previous Next A two-day event was held in December to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the William James Association and
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The Transformative Canvas of Art: An In-depth Look at Henry’s Journey with the William James Association
https://youtu.be/IqPmdRdgRk4 The gentle hum of conversation in a cozy cafe provided the perfect backdrop as I settled down across from Henry, a beacon of hope
The Cooper Wise Story: Poetic Justice Program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnF9WzFDTqo Part I: Theatre’s Church by Larry Greco Harris Cooper Wise, at 23, has been searching for a feeling for a long time. And this
The Carolyn Taylor Hitch Story: Poetic Justice Program.
Part I: Where You Live, What You Do by Larry Greco Harris It would seem that Caroline Taylor-Hitch might have had such a mantra humming
The William Brown Story: Poetic Justice Program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTAurF04otU Part I: The Landscape of the Body by Larry Greco Harris Take any man who has lived past the age of 30. Strip him
The Bull Chaney Story: Poetic Justice Program.
Part I: Pit Bull on the Playground by Larry Greco Harris If you Google the words Bull Chaney (with the quotation marks) into your web
The Tina Grace Story: Poetic Justice Program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5BZzUaeKK4 Part I: Born Too Free by Larry Greco Harris Tina Freeborn grew up trapped in a net of total freedom an oxymoron maybe, but
The Leonard David Flippen Story: Poetic Justice Program.
In loving memory of Leonard Flippen, a man whose life was marked by profound transformation, we reflect upon his journey. Leonard, who bore the weight
The Guillermo Willie Story: Poetic Justice Program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmw_vl0djBE From Barnacle to Bird Part I: Following His Own Lead by Larry Greco HarrDuring the first 12 years of his prison incarceration Guillermo Willie
The Deborah Toobla Story: Poetic Justice Program.
Part I: Daddy, I like eating at the jointby Larry Greco Harris If you were to judge director Deborah Tobola by appearances, a relatively petite