Peace Power teaches at-risk students conflict resolution and other skills. Participation use ideas from their discussions to write a short drama. The play had its debut in October. 201 S. Locust St., and on March 30 at Southern Methodist University. The play follows the life of a handicapped girl and how she views her neighborhood and friends.
Some people are really isolated in their own world.
They've got to get their eyes open. The students drew form local and national events to show the effects of violence, including domestic violence. Kirsten Brandt James, Junior Players executive director, said dramatic productions give students a chance to dispel negative images and develop their own voice.