Meet Ym, fka Chad Browne-Springer

#LetsFaceIt “There’s space to relearn and unlearn the things we were taught as kids, or things we picked up and thought were true only to learn they weren’t.” It’s a […]

Meet Amy Wernicki

#LetsFaceIt The Me Too Movement may be helping to raise awareness about sexual assault and harassment in the workplace, but Amy Wernicki of Southington wants employers to realize that harassment […]

Meet Rich Hollant

#LetsFaceIt As the founder of the branding communications company CO:LAB, executive director of the nonprofit Free Center, commissioner of cultural affairs for the City of Hartford and a fine art […]

Meet Chion Wolf

#LetsFaceIt Chion Wolf is used to talking to and about people. For years, she produced and hosted The Mouth-Off, a live storytelling event at the Mark Twain House & Museum […]

Meet Nikki Adams

#LetsFaceIt People know yoga can help them stretch and strengthen. What they may not realize is that it can also help them heal—emotionally, spiritually, psychically.   Nikki Adams is a certified […]

Meet Ally Kernan

#LetsFaceIt If Ally Kernan could change one often prevailing and inaccurate belief about substance abuse and addiction and mental health, it would be this: contrary to popular assumption, they are […]

Meet Jose Martinez

#LetsFaceIt Jose Martinez of Waterbury knows what it’s like to be on the outside.  He grew up in an abusive family where his father didn’t want him to follow his […]

“A Type of Sublime Experience”

By Mending Art Artist, Jose Martinez It’s April 15th 2022, World Art Day and just days after the Personaland opening at the Five Points Annex Gallery in downtown Torrington, CT, […]

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