Rosa Bryant a native of Raleigh N.C. Her parents moved to Baltimore Maryland when she was eleven years old, and there is where she graduated from high school. \
As a high school student she started hanging with the wrong crowd and indulging in alcohol and drugs. As a young adult, she moved back to Raleigh and continued to affiliate with negative people. Later she began using hard drugs which brought about criminal behavior and that landed her in jail more times than I care to count. Prisons and jails became her second home. I became a revolving door to prison, with no direction. She lost focus on what was important in life (herself, living, morals, values, etc…). Her unhealthy choices were high prices to pay.
Along with his notable book, “Campaign 4 Change Testimonials”, Otis Lyons composed a new curriculum,
“Street Life Education” on DVD. His prevention and intervention methods have been used throughout the state educating audiences on gang awareness.
Alexander Miller is a native of Richmond Virginia. In 1981 he was sentenced to four life terms by the state of North Carolina. While incarcerated, Mr. Miller was instrumental in starting a crime deterrent program for youth called “Think Smart” in Central prison in 1983.
Wonis spent most of his childhood and impressionable years in Brooklyn, New York. His outgoing nature and the desire to have the “finer” things in life were instrumental in his decision to earn some “fast” money as a drug dealer.
Mr. Haryadi was born in Indonesia, ethnic-Chinese minority, and began his medical degree at Airlangga University. In 1972, he came to the United States to complete his training in Psychiatry at the University at Buffalo and practiced adult Psychiatry and Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, Chronic Pain Management and Geriatric Medicine for fifteen year. During this time, he also served as a Clinical Assistant Professor at UB.
