Media Appearances

Terrance Wallaces on society's perception of lighter complexion being better and white being right. What do you think about this ideology. 

Tuesday marked a fresh start for some young African-American boys from Chicago’s roughest neighborhoods, but there are more hurdles with the Village of Barrington Hills as the InZone Project's Terrance Wallace moves the boys to a mansion there. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.

A man’s fight to bring boys from violent Chicago neighborhoods to Barrington Hills hit another roadblock Tuesday.

Terrance discusses the InZone Project in this interview.

‘In The Zone’ Highlights Chicagoan’s Education Efforts at Home and Abroad

In this episode N'DIGO Studio interviews CEO and founder of 'InZone' Terrance Wallace about how his early experiences as a child taught him life lessons about the value of diversity and how we can overcome and learn to live with all people. Terrance explains how these experiences, together with a brush with death and his time running hostels in Auckland for disadvantaged Maori and Pasifika youths, inspired him to create the 'InZone' program and later the acclaimed documentary film 'In The Zone'.

Terrance discusses the InZone Project in this interview.

Terrance sits down with NewsHub to discuss the InZone Project.

Vice interviews Terrance to learn more about "In the Zone."

"In the Zone" Film Premiere is featured on Maori Television.

Terrance sits down with "The JAM " Show  Real Chicagoans.  

Terrance speaks with Radio 531pi about the InZone Project.