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WORT Access Hour radio show on the process of co-writing From Hardship to Hope: Crossing the Great Divides of Age, Race, Wealth, Equity and Health.
Judy holds a Ph.D. in adult learning from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and then a BA and an MA in English (Luther College and Winona State University). In recent years, she worked at Madison College and then taught at Edgewood College, both in Madison, WI until retirement in August 2018.
Please join us on WORT Radio’s Access Hour, September 18, 7-8pm, as we talk about the real-life experiences of bridging our many differences – age, race, prejudices – and discovering equally many similarities, as humans. The book release – through HenschelHAUS Publishing: Milwaukee — is being scheduled for October, 2023 at Goodman South Madison Library, 2222 South Park St., Madison, WI.
Book cover and drawings by Phil Salamone.
Two women end up living together during the pandemic. One is an olding White woman, a retired academic who understands the world through books. One is a pregnant, homeless, Black teen, who understands the world through having lived on the streets.
Initially, both fight the forced connection.
Hernzebekana! Her Language of Love
Three months after the birth of her first daughter, Becki Lawton suffered a severe hemorrhagic stroke when an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) ruptured in her brain. Slowly, she learned to overcome her cognitive and physical changes.
Rounding Third and Finally Home: An Educator’s Life Journey of Triumph Over Failure
As an impoverished child, Pascual Rodriguez overcame numerous challenges that helped construct the building blocks of perseverance by convincing himself that “this isn’t the way it’s supposed to be.”
A Purpose-Driven Life of Helping Others
The Author’s life had been a whirlwind journey, moving from one learning event to another. Diane, as a young child, experienced fun and happiness. She remembers those feelings of pain and suffering from physical, emotional, and sexual abuse from the past.
Walking the Line: There is No Time for Hate
Joshua Clauer is a beloved man. A prison guard, a parole officer, a volunteer with formerly incarcerated men, he now works with youth, helping them avoid gang involvement.
Nancer the Dancer: Myositis and Me
Nancy believed that there are many ways to be crippled and some of them are physical. She focused her energy on “attitude.”
Through her fiercely independent, yet childlike eyes, Tera allows us to enter the recesses of her guarded world. Her Aussie sister, Beth, walks with us, compassionately guiding and explaining.
Stories of privilege and prison, hurt and heart: epistolary accounts of two people raised in the parallel universes of southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
How would you react, awakening from the shadowy space of a drug-induced coma, to find your life was forever changed because you had been the victim of a crime?
Available from:
Amazon / The Author
WORT Access Hour radio show on the process of co-writing From Hardship to Hope: Crossing the Great Divides of Age, Race, Wealth, Equity and Health.
Columbus Book Sale Saturday, September 23, 2-6pm Columbus Park Pavilion 1049 Park Avenue
Mystery to Me Bookstore Wednesday, November 1, 6pm 1863 Monroe St, Madison, WI
Columbus Book Sale Saturday, September 23, 2-6pm Columbus Park Pavilion 1049 Park
Mystery to Me Bookstore Wednesday, November 1, 6pm 1863 Monroe St, Madison,
November 11, 6:15 (or online at 6:30) Fountain of Life Covenant Church
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