The Other Side - Voices of the Incarcerated
Dec 28 – Jan 10, 2024
- Success Stories
As Black men, our lives are inundated with stereotypes. As formerly incarcerated Black men, we face some of the harshest criticism. Remarks such as "once a criminal, always a criminal," and "they’ll never change," are all too familiar. Well, these men cannot provide you such stereotypical stories today.
Sep 22 – Oct 05, 2022
- Artist Carlos Walker: In Real Time
Artist Carlos Walker’s unique perspective has its inception birthed in prison following an incident between an African American correctional officer (C0) and a White inmate. "I want them (White people) to see what it's like to be on the receiving end," says Walker, who has been a productive returned citizen for more than three years.
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2022
- My First Thirty Days Out of Prison
Though I was absent for over three decades, it felt so natural being with them emotionally and mentally; it was as if I had never left home. I listened to family members engage in frivolous and at times ridiculous arguments. All I could do is take it all in with a slight smile and thank God I’m finally home.
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