IN THE HEART OF THE MORRIS BLACK COMMUNITY HOUSING IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, LIVED A YOUNG GIRL NAMED JOY. AT ONLY SIXTEEN YEARS OLD, SHE HAD ALREADY FACED MORE CHALLENGES THAN MOST ADULTS. JOY WAS A SINGLE PARENT, HAVING DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL TO CARE FOR HER DAUGHTER, LILY, WHO WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM AT THE TENDER AGE OF THREE life WAS TOUGH FOR JOY AND LILY. THE DILAPIDATED HOUSING PROJECTS OFFERED LITTLE HOPE OR OPPORTUNITY. JOBS WERE SCARCE, AND SURVIVAL WAS A DAILY STRUGGLE. JOY’S DREAMS SE...