Allison Miller interviews Jade Adebo, graduate of Rutgers University with a double major in Political Science and History and a minor in Anthropology. She has had a lifelong passion for music and describes her life’s unique blend of songwriting and battling for human rights.
- 0:14: Prior and Current Education, Current Work
- 2:37: Ms Adebo’s evolution of music in her life— church and high school; college and the “competition” factor
- 12:21: Current music projects
- 15:36: High school music learning—assessment and accountability
- 17:20: Music is still a huge part of everyday life
- 19:06: Why Ms Adebo continues with music
- 21:03: Human Rights: High School, UNESCO, Theater of the Oppressed and beyond
- 28:34: “Music Is Power”: Music on Human Rights and vice versa
- 30:33: Favorite musical experience so far
- 33:31: Final words: Ms Adebo’s motto for life
