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Halim FlowersHalim Flowers is an American artist, writer, activist, and ambassador for Represent Justice.
In 1997, at the age of 16, Halim was charged as an adult for being an accomplice to a felony murder in Washington DC and sentenced to 40 years to life. |
Steven CorreiaSteven D. Correia spoke to the Collaborative Arts Incubator class twice. During those conversations, Steven was a pleasure to talk to, and answered our many questions about art and life. Steven is a Boston University alumni, and has hopes to study for a Master’s Degree in Social Sciences, Sociology, and is interested in helping people.
Art collage by Allison Donahue |
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Amos Don"My name is Amos Don, born and raised in Boston, MA. to parents both descendants of African slaves, who were captured from West African tribes, and force into a new world, that later became the first free Black Republic, today we call Haiti. I've been incarcerated now for 13 years, and I've reconnected to the passion of reading and writing when I once was in elementary school. This reconnection hails from self‐education and massive reading of my Haitian history aligned with American history, particularly the Black experience while I've been incarcerated."
His collection of poems, My Blue Days Sound Like Blue Jays, is available for purchase on Amazon. |
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