In conjunction with the INTO LIGHT Project's Iowa exhibition DRUG ADDICTION: Real People, Real Stories, currently on display at the Old Capitol Museum, our program series Exhibition Spotlight returns with two very special webinars.

In the second, we'll highlight the role of art, music, and community in shaping new conversations about addiction and healing with panelists:

- Abbey Dvorak, Associate Professor and Program Director of Music Therapy at the University of Iowa
- Ann Breeding, mother of Daniel Bailey, whose story is told in the exhibit
- Theresa Clower, portrait artist and founder of the INTO LIGHT Project
- Barbara Francois, psychologist, writer, and COO of the INTO LIGHT Project

This webinar conversation highlights the role of art, music, and community in shaping new conversations about addiction and healing. Together, our panelists perspectives emphasize the power of creativity and collaboration in transforming grief, fostering empathy, and inspiring change.

Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/bg9nu3n/lp/87d2b363-9185-4e47-9668-9a59874ff434 to receive a Zoom link to attend. Don't miss this impactful conversation and opportunity to dive deeper into the Drug Addiction: Real People, Real Stories exhibit.