Uplift Productions has become a genuine partner for change. Educators across the nation are excited about this new learning experience provided by our incredible story. As a result, institutions have integrated valuable lessons brought by “Hole in the Head: A Life Revealed”. Our curriculum includes the following:
– Public Health –Social Sciences
–Humanities –Medicine
–Student Retention –Finances
–Diversity and Multiculturalism –Divinity
– Mortician Studies
“Here at the University of Southern California, we engage in a variety of research and studies. We help people initiate research and assist students to to go forward and be successful. Hole in the Head: A Life Revealed has reminded us to be considerate of the differences in others, while becoming mindful of what’s at stake for everyone.”
Dr. William Vega: Executive Director and Provost Professor for USC Roybal Institute on Aging School of Social Work
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“National headlines reveal that the significant bullying plagues our educational systems. The film, Hole in the Head: A Life Revealed, is instrumental in an anti-bullying campaign. A curriculum based on the film and book will generate a productive discussion and cultural shift regarding respect and self-worth.”
Iris Outlaw: Director Multicultural Programs, University of Notre Dame
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“Thank you for Dr. Wilbert Smith for your recent visit to Goshen College. Your presentation during our convocation, along with your film about the story of Vertus Hardiman, were powerful testaments to the strength of the human spirit. Many students were positively impacted by Vertus’ invaluable life lessons.”
Dr. James Brenneman: President, Goshen College
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“All of our students were moved by the incredible friendship of Mr. Vertus Hardiman and Dr. Smith. The dialogue that subsequently accompanied the screening of the film was inspiring. During our conversation, they shared how they were changed by the story and offered innovative plans to face difficult situations and respond favorably to life’s many challenges.”
Dr. Rosalyn Beecham-Green: Director NC Health Careers Access Program, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
