To Foster Change
The Value of Supporting Foster Youth
Clip: 10/2/2017 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Jhamasa Adams, college grad and artist, shares the value of supporting foster youth.
24-year-old Jhamasa Lewis-Adams, a college grad, entrepreneur, singer and artist, shares the value of supporting foster youth. She wound up in foster care due to her mother’s drug addiction, but that didn’t stop her from graduating college and developing her musical talents. Hear how she overcame a childhood of neglect to both accept others and pay it forward to foster kids in need.
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To Foster Change is a local public television program presented by PBS SoCal
To Foster Change
The Value of Supporting Foster Youth
Clip: 10/2/2017 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
24-year-old Jhamasa Lewis-Adams, a college grad, entrepreneur, singer and artist, shares the value of supporting foster youth. She wound up in foster care due to her mother’s drug addiction, but that didn’t stop her from graduating college and developing her musical talents. Hear how she overcame a childhood of neglect to both accept others and pay it forward to foster kids in need.
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