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A Grandmother's Crusade: Dorothy Garner's Impact on Inner-City Youth
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This memorable and award-winning episode sheds light on the transformative impact of one woman and was honored with a Silver CINDY Award from the International CINDY Competition.
In this edition of Like It Is, we pay tribute to the late Dorothy Garner, an extraordinary woman who was the first female prison corrections officer in the State of Michigan. Affectionately known as "Mama G" by inmates, she commanded respect both behind bars and in her community. As a Community Activist in Detroit, Dorothy tirelessly promoted self-help and parental responsibility to empower inner-city youth. Her compassion and commitment to social and civil rights issues resonated deeply with those she encountered, leaving an indelible mark on her city.
Join us as we celebrate Dorothy Garner's remarkable life and legacy, highlighting her dedication to creating positive change and uplifting her community.
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