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Crossing Borders With
Literature
A Project
Across Municipal Boundaries
Sponsored by - The Princeton Area Community Foundation
Participant Comments
Email from
Crossing Borders Participant
My particular group meets at the Bo Robinson Education and Training Center--a minimum security "facility"--each Tuesday morning. We have a facilitator from People & Stories, four women from Princeton, Hopewell and Lawrenceville and approximately 8-10 inmates, depending on the week. The facilitator reads the short story aloud and then leads a discussion. The experience has been interesting on many levels. I have thoroughly enjoyed the well chosen stories and I have also appreciated the loosely structured--but structured--examination of the stories. The experience of "sharing" with the inmates goes beyond the scope of an e-mail. Suffice it to say, I feel on the receiving end of this exchange. In short, I would highly recommend this program to anyone who can make the commitment. Jo Butler
Comments from End-of-series Participant
Evaluations 2006
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Survey Question 1: What have you learned as a result of being in a group with people whose life experiences and backgrounds are different than yours? Link to answers.
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Survey Question 2: What has meant the most to you about participating in this group? Link to answers.
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Survey Question 3: Is there a memorable moment that you would like to share? Link to answers.