Jermaine Howard
By Janice Christensen. Photo by Joshua Sutton
Jermaine “Maine” Howard’s life is written on his skin. He has a tattoo across his chest that reads, “My past is not my future.”
Jermaine Howard
By Janice Christensen. Photo by Joshua Sutton
Jermaine “Maine” Howard’s life is written on his skin. He has a tattoo across his chest that reads, “My past is not my future.”
by Lucy Benka
Patricia has suffered a lifetime of neglect and abuse from those who were supposed to love and protect her. Patricia was abandoned by her mother at age twelve and sent to live with her grandmother. Her first night there she was raped by a family member. Even after telling her family what was happening, the sexual and physical abuse continued and Patricia was made to feel like she was a liar, and a bad person. She had no one to turn to, so she started drinking, “to numb the pain, and become invisible to people.”
photo by Spencer Chumbley
Dr. Ian Harris is known as the “Father of Peace Education.” He has spent most of his 32 years at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee pioneering in the field of peace studies.
But his passion, and his inspiration, is the tract of wilderness between the Friends Meeting House and the Milwaukee River.
Cackle
by Catherine Jozwik photo by Lindsay Mauk
by Jackie Dettloff, photo by Spence Chumbley
Nessun Dorma and Florentine Opera, move over.
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