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June 22, 2016, Detroit – In her monthly blog for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Sister Nancyann Turner reflects on the violence and destruction that the people of Detroit – and now Orlando – have to deal with. She also writes of the hope she finds through the goodness of people, such as the 50 volunteers for the Rosa Parks Children and Youth Program – and the gifts brought by a young volunteer from Dublin. Read Sister Nancyann’s blog.
March 10, 2016, Detroit, Michigan – In her monthly blog, Sister Nancyann Turner, Director of the Rosa Parks Children and Youth Program, shares the “bittersweet” fruits of a poetry workshop the older children attended. The children wrote of their personal experiences of living in Detroit, sharing both the hardships and the hope that they still feel. Read the blog and a sampling of the children’s poetry.
Feature photo by Bryan Debus via Flickr Creative Commons