Till Death Do Us Part is a compelling collection of raw poetry by Inonda Peterson, exploring the depths of pain, betrayal, and heartbreak.
These poems are thoughtfully seperated into chapters that depict the stages of grief
first-year student Inonda Peterson is the force behind “Letting OUR Voices Be Heard,” a campus event celebrating Black History Month. The February 25, 24 community event brings together dozens of Black performers and artists and Black-owned businesses to showcase Black excellence, especially for a younger generation.
Inonda Peterson was recently interviewed by Rick Koster for a feature in *The Day, CT* newspaper, in an effort to engage the local community ahead of her book signing event.
This interview took place before her book signing event on September 25, 2024, at Mitchell College in New London, Connecticut.
Professor Rebecca Lewis
Dr. Kim Richard,
Inonda C. Peterson was recognized by Mayor Robin Elackatt, of Missouri City,TX along with council members Sonya Brown-Marshall and Monica Riley. They surprised her with the exciting news that she will be the keynote speaker at the Mayor's Youth Commission in 2025.
(Sat, Aug 10,24)
Mayor Roy West of Beaumont, TX, invited Inonda C. Peterson on his radio show on July 17, 2023, to promote her fundraiser aimed at raising funds to publish her book Till Death Do Us Part. On July 29, 2023, Mayor West visited John Simon Classic Car Wash, where Peterson was hosting her fundraiser at her grandfathers car wash, to show his support.
Mayor Michael Passero of New London, CT, showed his support for Inonda C. Peterson by attending Mitchell College’s first inaugural Black History Month event, which was organized and hosted by Inonda C. Peterson.