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WHYY film screening features Healing Hurt People

Two short videos produced by the staff and clients of the Healing Hurt People program were recently featured at a screening at WHYY.

These short videos--entitled Can You Hear Me? and Violence in the Lives of Young Women--are available for online viewing. Click here to view and to read a blog by Leigh Jamison, Healing Hurt People Community Intervention Specialist and one of the film's producers.

Dr. Theodore Corbin receives Stoneleigh Fellowship Theodore Corbin, MD, MPP, Medical Director of the Healing Hurt People violence intervention program and Co-Director of the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice, has been awarded a three-year fellowship by the Stoneleigh Foundation. To help serve the needs of our country's most vulnerable and underserved children and youth, Stoneleigh Foundation is committed to supporting talented practitioners, researchers, and policymakers through a fellowship program to develop and test new ideas and approaches to improve the well-being and future of young people with the greatest needs. Read more

Dr. Theodore Corbin receives Stoneleigh Fellowship

Theodore Corbin, MD, MPP, Medical Director of the Healing Hurt People violence intervention program and Co-Director of the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice, has been awarded a three-year fellowship by the Stoneleigh Foundation. To help serve the needs of our country's most vulnerable and underserved children and youth, Stoneleigh Foundation is committed to supporting talented practitioners, researchers, and policymakers through a fellowship program to develop and test new ideas and approaches to improve the well-being and future of young people with the greatest needs.

1/13/2010

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