Something to Build Upon: Don

from Bear Witness · host Xav Horkman

“Something to Build Upon” is a collection of stories from individual elders and third spaces from the rural village of Pulaski, WI. Adding content for History for Hypothetical People, Stacey recorded all of her interviews, capturing genuine conversation as she collected elements for her visual art project. In this episode, Stacey interviews Don, a crossing guard employed by the local police department to assist elementary school children in the Pulaski Community School District. Listen as Stacey summarizes Don’s key experiences and knowledge of the importance of presence, community engagement, and being neighborly after more than 30 years living just 5 blocks from where he now oversees a crosswalk.

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