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The Film |
Presentation Programs |
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| Realizing that his experience, strength and hope could provide inspiration for others, James Lilly now supports himself through his public speaking engagements for schools, hospitals, various youth organizations and others. His presentations can be customized to fit the needs of your organization and objectives as well as the age group of the audience. He offers his presentations in classrooms, gymnasiums, and auditorium settings for audiences ranging from 30 to 3000. The following are two of the most requested programs. | |
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| Target Audience: | School assemblies, 6th through high schools |
| Length: | 45 ~ 60 minutes |
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James shares his personal story about the effects of alcohol, drugs, and gang violence: How his life was affected as a result of his own actions; how his family members were affected; and how his life today is a direct result of his involvement in gang life. The story comes from James’ heart to let the audience know there are always choices to make in life, and that the choices have consequences. The presentation is followed by a short film, “Victory Alaska” and Q&A session. |
Click on the image above for a video clip of James' presentations
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| Classrooms | |
| Target Audience: | High School health classes |
| Length: | 30 ~ 40 minutes |
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Using a model of a scull and a spine, James talks about the central nerve system: How brain and spinal cord function, and the effect of brain or spinal cord injuries; different ways you can get paralyzed; what it means to be paralyzed. Showing a copy of an x-ray film showing two bullets stuck on his spine, James tells you about his daily life in a wheelchair, including topics ranging from driving a car to sexual functions. Q&A session is also included. |
Click on the image above for a video clip of James' presentations
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| James Lilly’s presentation is suggested for programs such as follows: | |
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