Presented by Project 180
Save the Date: Project 180’s 2027 Strong Voices/Strong Subjects Luncheon Lecture will be held on Friday, March 26, 2027, at Michael’s On East. Join us for another meaningful and thought-provoking program as we continue exploring important issues that impact individuals, families, and our community.
Read below for a recap of our 2026 season!
2026 Strong Voices/Strong Subjects Luncheon Lecture
The Power of Healing and Resilience
Our 2026 season explored Project 180’s work as a prisoner reentry nonprofit where we turn dreams of a purposeful life into reality.
On March 27, 2026. HEALING INDIVIDUALS. STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES.
Join Project 180 for a powerful and inspiring luncheon that brings our Strong Voices/Strong Subjects Lecture Series to life.
This event is designed to deepen understanding, elevate lived experience, and highlight how trauma-informed care, education, and consistent support are creating lasting change for individuals and families in our community. The conversation will be thoughtfully guided by Kathryn Greenberg, a respected Certified Life Coach and mental health advocate known for her compassionate work supporting individuals facing trauma, addiction, and emotional challenge. She leads with lived insight and professional experience, helping people and communities access healing through mindful awareness and trauma-informed support. Kathryn’s approach is deeply rooted in real-world service, as she has worked directly with individuals in courts, jails, homeless shelters, treatment centers, and human service agencies, where she advocates for dignity, understanding, and treatment rather than judgment.
At the heart of the luncheon are Project 180 program residents, who will courageously share their personal journeys of recovery, accountability, and growth. Their stories illustrate the transformative impact of love, structure, and sustained community support in breaking cycles of addiction and recidivism.


Our goal is to reduce the impact of repeat offenders upon public safety, public spending, Florida families and individual lives.