Terry Gilbert has been an activist and an attorney through fifty years of trying times. From aiding Native Americans at Wounded Knee when he was fresh out of law school, to filing one of the earliest cases in the Chief Wahoo controversy, to fighting to clear the name of Dr. Sam Sheppard.
His story is about the criminalization of dissent, police misconduct, wrongful imprisonment and other important struggles in the courts and on the streets. Gilbert’s cases have touched on the best and worst of America. His memoir is a very personal story of a blue collar attorney taking on rogue cops, systemic racism and a broken justice system.
Gilbert shares his half-century of experience in the legal system to groups of any size who are interested in the causes of social justice and the history of the struggle for equity for all Americans. Programs can include co-author Carlo Wolff (a longtime Cleveland journalist) and can be tailored to specific subjects of interest to your audience.
To engage Terry Gilbert for your program, contact Jaime Lombardo at [email protected] or 440-477-4553.
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CarACT3ure artist Jan was killing it tonight at Edwins Leadership & Restaurant Institute’s La Bastille fundraiser!
Dave Lange, Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame Induction
The Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame has many Ohio presidents, astronauts, movie stars and everyday heroes of our society – now an Act 3 author is a member of this distinguisehed class of 2020. Congratulations, Dave, and thank you for your service.
Happy Birthday, Carlo!
Act 3 wishes our most prolific author and good friend, Carlo Wolff, the happiest of birthdays!
Congratulations to Robert Madison, Thanks to ENR
Earlier this week at a breakfast ceremony in Chicago, Robert P. Madison was honored as the Engineering News Record magazine's Midwest 2019 Legacy Award. This tribute video, shown to the 150 or so in attendance, summarizes (briefly) the man, his plan, and his signficance to the industry and to the country. (photo shown courtesy The City Club, May 2019)
A sample of that Jaime digital imagery we mentioned the other day...
A time lapse of a recent commission...
In a book trailer, the author of Act 3's latest book, "Virginity Lost in Vietnam," discusses a broken campaign promise to the American people in 1964.
It's all hands on deck for the Act 3 team as we complete the Robert P. Madison memoir, Designing Victory. designingvictory.com