Sandi Klein show – Academia

In Academia, Environment, What's New Posted April 26, 2017

Women in the arts discuss climate justice

AS PART OF the National Museum for Women in the Arts’ Fresh Talk series, Ruth Little, Miranda Massie, Jacqui Patterson, and Laura Turner Seydel join forces to answer the question, “How can [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Academia, Education, Podcast, Politics, Social Causes Posted March 7, 2017

Meg Heubeck, Educator

As Director of Instruction for the Youth Leadership Initiative at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, it's Meg Heubeck's mission/job to teach civil discourse to those who have yet to [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Academia, Gender Issues, What's New Posted January 30, 2017

Jennifer Baumgardner to visit UC Women’s Center

THE UNIVERSITY OF Cincinnati’s Women’s Center is hosting Jennifer Baumgardner, Executive Director & Publisher of the Feminist Press for its three-day spring semester event, including [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Academia, Race Relations, What's New, Writing Posted January 25, 2017

Zetta Elliott is out with another book

CHILDREN’S BOOK AUTHOR Zetta Elliott continues her City Kids Series with The Ghosts in the Castle. “In the era of Harry Potter,” says Zetta, “The Ghosts in the Castle offers children important [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Academia, Art, Education, Gender Issues, Podcast Posted November 15, 2016

Susan Fisher Sterling, Director of The National Museum of Women in the Arts

The National Museum of Women in the Arts, in Washington, D.C. is the only major museum dedicated solely to celebrating the creative contributions of women. Founded in 1987, NMWA not only [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Academia, Education, LBGTQ, Mental Health, Podcast, Politics, Social Causes, Writing Posted June 21, 2016

Ana Castillo, Author and Activist

Ana Castillo, a poet, award-winning novelist, short story writer, essayist, editor and playwright, is one of the most celebrated voices in contemporary Chicana literature. In her most recent [...]