Crime writers from the North will guest at September's Bloody Scotland festival
Event founder event celebrates 20 years of her forensic heroine
Source: ross-shirejournal.co.uk
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Crime writers from the North will guest at September's Bloody Scotland festival
Event founder event celebrates 20 years of her forensic heroine
Source: inverness-courier.co.uk
Longlist for award features two crime writers living in the Ross-shire
Prizewinner will be announced in September
Source: northern-times.co.uk
Two crime writers living in the Highlands make longlist for top award
Winner will be chosen in September
Source: inverness-courier.co.uk
Longtime Educator Dr. Caryl J. Sheffield on the Power of Culturally Sensitive Teaching
Sheffield, a retired professor, also shares the story of her paternal grandfather, Caesar Sheffield, who was lynched in the early 1900s, and how his death resonated in her family.
United States New Brighton Pennsylvania State University California University Of Pennsylvania Lake Park Carnegie Mellon University
Source: sarasotamagazine.com
Mayor Karen Bass, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Daphna Ziman, Jeanette Bolden Honored at the W Hotel Hollywood on March 3
Cultural Inclusion Foundation Honors 40 Women During International Womens Month including Congresswoman Maxine Waters, LA Councilwomen, LA Supervisors and More
Source: einnews.com
Trailblazers President Sharifah Hardie, LA Mayor Karen Bass, First Partner of CA Jennifer Siebel Newsom Honored March 3
Cultural Inclusion Foundation Honors 40 Women including Congresswoman Maxine Waters, President Sharifah Hardie and Gold Medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
Source: einnews.com
'Painting the Portrait of Jim Cash' – Harvard Gazette
Gale Fulton Ross tells the story of how she created the James I. Cash portrait that now hangs in Cash House. Many months in the making, the oil painting is ...
Source: harvard.edu
Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. (GRS'55, Hon.'59) amid Tumult in America | BU Today
long racial reckoning in America. At the ugly end of a presidency that seemed to embrace white supremacy. And just days after a violent insurrection on Capitol Hill that saw the Confederate battle flag waved in the halls of Congress. “For me, it makes MLK Day feel like more than just our annual celebration,” says Katherine Kennedy, director of the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground, which is hosting the event. “It’s a true remembrance of what MLK stood for, fought for, died for. ...
Source: bu.edu