"Macaroni At Midnight" is one of the most powerful and effective training presentations in the human service field today. Author and international speaker Dr. Don Bartlette communicates a message of hope and courage to anyone who cares for or about children. It is an autobiographical profile of Dr. Barteltte's social, psychological, and educational experiences as a Chippewa child growing up with emotional, speech, and physical disabilities in an environment of poverty, family and school violence, juvenile delinquency, child abuse, racism and alcoholism. It relates how one person in his community helped him to overcome disadvantages.
His presentations have helped professionals, parents and young people to understand the importance of the power of one person to make a difference in another's lives. As one "Macaroni" participant recently put it: "This is the most important presentation I have ever heard. It changed the way I do my job and the way I parent."
Dr. Bartlette, who is by training a social worker, counselor, and Native American activist has given this training over 7,000 times since 1972. His powerful message is often featured in conjunction with the PEACEFUL INTERVENTION PROGRAM as an effective illustration of how the cycle of violence and fear in yourng people can be stopped, and attachment disorder can be overcome.. Contact us to arrange to have "Macaroni At Midnight" be the life changing keynote at your next conference or training.
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