Stuart Anderson:
CLASS OF 1978
Mckinley Technical High SchoolClass of 1978
Washington, DC
Stuart's Story
Stuart is from Washington, District Of Columbia. Stuart's schools include Mckinley Technical High School. Stuart works(ed) at Divine R R & R, Divine Renovation, Restoration, & Remodling, Divine R R & R.
Music Stuart likes includes Keymace, Mary J. Blige, audioslang. Books Stuart likes include Early America Revisited, Things Fall Apart, Black Labor White Welth. Movies Stuart likes include New Jack City, Harlem Nights, Four Brothers.
One of Stuart's favorite quotes is:"I am because we are.
By every means necessary!".
More about Stuart:"I'm pleased to be alive in a world that my ancestors brought life to From my learning i've come to know that but for my people (those before,those now,and those yet to be born) I'm not! So, I live for my peps.
Ok, the Skins need to charge it up!
Born in Washington, D.C., I am a proud father, a thoughtful person, the founderand director of Family & Friends Of Incarcerated People (FFOIP), and a member of the alumni at the University of the District of Columbia.
I am the Editor of” The Link” a newsletter published about the conditions of Prison. The zenith of my credentials includes a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies awarded by the University of the District of Columbia. For close to fifteen years, prior to my return into the community, I was the inside facilitator for several prison based programs and organizations. On January 28t...Expand for more
h, 2004, I spoke live from within the prison walls on DC Inmates, Their Children & Hope. In January, 2005 my work made the cover of the Washington Post Magazine. In August, 2009, I was a guest speaker on WPFW’s Heal DC radio show. In October, 2009, I gave the summation for a forum for Sircles entitled: “What Do Men Really Want”. In November, 2009, I facilitated a workshop on success at PG community college.
I am presently working on two books, the first “All of Life’s lessons may be learnt in the garden: A Spiritual Confrontation within the African American experience”, that focuses on the universal/spiritual relations in existence. Connections or patterns that teach life’s lessons. While the second, “Fatherhood From Within: An Anthology on Fathering From Prison”, a serious look at and study of fathers ministering their children and families from inside the prison industrial system. With a focus on the sociopolitical and socioeconomic factors within the institution of family from the mouths of men in prison and their interpretive consequence for the community today.
Each year Mr. Anderson conducts lectures, seminars and workshops all designed to benefit the children of incarcerated parents. He works with Directors and organizations to develop, manage, implement, and evaluate project activities for the children of incarcerated parents and other at-risk populations.".
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