I've Got Your Back
Season 7 Episode 9 | 27m 21sVideo has Closed Captions
Profiles Bruce Elementary, Thrive Memphis, and Mid-South Chiropractic.
I’ve Got Your Back features interviews with Archie Moss, Jr. principal of Bruce Elementary School, one of the first four schools in Memphis to integrate in 1961; Jo Anne Fusco, executive director of Thrive Memphis, enriching the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by meeting their social, recreational and continued educational needs; and Dr. Brittany Kasprack of Mid-South Chiropractic.
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I've Got Your Back
Season 7 Episode 9 | 27m 21sVideo has Closed Captions
I’ve Got Your Back features interviews with Archie Moss, Jr. principal of Bruce Elementary School, one of the first four schools in Memphis to integrate in 1961; Jo Anne Fusco, executive director of Thrive Memphis, enriching the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by meeting their social, recreational and continued educational needs; and Dr. Brittany Kasprack of Mid-South Chiropractic.
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The Spark is a local public television program presented by WKNO
Major funding for The SPARK and The SPARK Awards is provided by Higginbotham Insurance & Financial Services. Additional funding is provided by United Way of the Mid-South, Economic Opportunities (EcOp), Memphis Zoo, and MERI (Medical Education Research Institute).