Thaddeus Miles: Celebrating Human Connection and Empowerment

Well Being Walks with Kip Hollister

English - February 21, 2023 22:00 - 57 minutes - 39.6 MB
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In this week’s episode of Well Being Walks with Kip Hollister, we are joined by Thaddeus Miles, as he speaks about his experiences as a father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and community leader. As the pair takes a chilly stroll around the Lowell River Walk, Thaddeus describes what led him to devote his life to helping others: through his work at MassHousing, his time serving in The US Air Force, and the development of several nonprofits. His dedication to supporting, loving, and seeing the Black community is inspiring. His most recent work, The Black Joy Project, was recognized by the Boston City Council in September 2022.

We are taken through the complex story of his life and delve into how he found his passions for family, photography, and serving others. Thaddeus explains how his unique experiences have allowed him to move from a mindset of victimization to one of empowerment. You will hear vulnerable conversations about taking action and the importance of genuine human connection.

We invite you to listen and learn from this powerful and uplifting leader.

Learn more about The Black Joy Project: https://linktr.ee/theblackjoyproject