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11/13/12 Ann and Caroline at CSU Monterey Bay

October 3, 2018January 29, 2013 by Anita Crawley

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Ann and Caroline spoke at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSU Monterey Bay on November 13, 2012.

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1/21/13 Combined Destinies mentioned in the Wall Street Journal!
1/2/14: News from the Streets of the Villiage – Carmel Valley Women’s Club

Combined Destinies Audio Book release date February 28, 2023.
Copies available at Blackstone Wholesale and Amazon/Audible

How Racism Hurts White People... And How Healing from That Hurt Can Help Us All Build A Better World: An Interview with Ann Jealous and Caroline Haskell.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

HUEmanity Salon Series 2022 - Drums in the Park, July 16, 2022, 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Town Plaza Park, Los Gatos. Ann and Caroline will be Featured Guest Speakers, "The Grief the World Carries: Lessons from Black Lives Matter."

Discussing “Combined Destinies” with Returning Peace Corps Volunteers

On January 27th, Caroline and Ann co-facilitated a discussion of Combined Destinies with a group of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers, most of whom are involved in creating a national Peace Corps museum.

Dirrick Williams’  “Fireside Chat”

Caroline and Ann joined Dr. PK Diffenbaugh, Monterey School District Superintendent and
Dr. Brian Corpening, Chief Diversity Officer at CSUMB on 7/25/20 in a conversation with Dirrick Williams.
Part 1
https://vimeo.com/445625323
Part 2
https://vimeo.com/445664135

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Maryland State Education Association Panel Discussion

On June 4, 2020, Ann was a guest on Learn More at 4,  a podcast for educators that is sponsored by the Maryland State Education Association of NEA.   The conversation was facilitated by Cheryl Bost, Director of MSEA and included Benjamin Jealous, CEO of PFAW and  Merwyn Scott, Racial Justice Director for NEA.   Their segment follows an interview of Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland and is app. 40 minutes into the program.

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“Son of the South” on Amazon Prime - an excerpt from  The Wrong Side of Murder Creek - an episode of the dramatic life of Bob Zellner, one of the contributors to our anthology.

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