I took a handful of notes at Thursday evening’s annual covered dish supper held by Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy. The first sentence I wrote down: “Indifference is injustice’s incubator.” I’m pretty sure that emcee Wade Herring said that, but I didn’t…
The centerpiece of those shows is Journey to the Beloved Community: Story Quilts by Beth Mount. You can read more about that show and related ones on the Telfair website and the Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy website.
While Citizen Advocacy has always been a movement emphasizing freely chosen, one-to-one commitments between advocates and proteges with developmental disabilities, the organization occasionally takes the public stage.
