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February 29, 2008
Howard University Continuing Education In Collaboration with
Black Author Showcase™ Presents a
Black History Celebration
VOICES OF THE FUTURE
Black History Celebration
2
February 2008
BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION PROGRAM
February 29, 2008, Howard University Continuing Education, Silver Spring, MD 5:30 – 8:30 PM 5:30 p.m.
Welcome – Dr. Peggy A. Berry, Director, HUCE Invocation – Reverend Reginald M. Green
6:00 p.m.
Youth Voices Musical Selection – Aysha Benjamin Poem: Briana Singletary Poem: Christiana Flood Poem: Kyndall Brown, author of “I Ain’t Ascared of Nutin’ – The Evolution of Me”
6:10 p.m.
Introduction of Authors – Ms. Diane Williams
6:30 p.m.
Abiola Abrams
6:50 p.m.
HUCE Unit Presentations
7:00 p.m.
Break/Refreshments – Theater/Reception Area
7:25 p.m.
HUCE Unit Presentations
7:35 p.m.
Panel Discussion/Interview: Anita Hackley-Lambert, Panelists: Reverend Reginald M. Green, Dr. Sulayman S. Nyang
8:00 p.m. 8:05 p.m.
Musical Selection & Anthem - Lift Every Voice and Sing Mrs. Pamela Plummer-Matthews Closing – Dr. Peggy A. Berry
8:10 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
Networking End
African Tastings provided by Neilly’s Ultimate Seasonings http://www.ultimateseasonings.com/
Cover Photo The African American Civil War Memorial From the book Federal City View By Ralph Spencer
3
Black History Celebration
Anita Hackley-Lambert
A
legacy that further embellishes American history.
Her book about her great grandfather, F.H.M. Murray: First Biography of a Forgotten Pioneer for Civil Justice (BookSurge, July 2006) brings attention to his numerous contributions and accomplishments. She is the first author to highlight this story and
Her book has already received the praise of other esteemed authors, Pulitzer prize winning author David Levering Lewis, and historian, Charles Patterson, author of Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust, and New York Times bestselling author, Ellen Tanner Marsh.
nita Hackley-Lambert is an entrepreneur, researcher, genealogist, biographer, writer, publisher, and business owner. She wrote her first book, No Where to Run - at the age of twelve.
Panelists: Reverend Dr. Sulayman S. Nyang, Professor, Department of African Studies, Reginald M. Green Howard University
Reginald M. Green was preparing for the
ministry at Virginia Union University in Richmond when he became a 1961 “Freedom Rider”. A lifetime member of the NAACP, Reverend Green has remained active in the civil rights community and serves as secretary on the African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Fund Foundation.
Dr. Nyang served as Chairman of African Studies Department at Howard University (1986-1993). He is the author of Islam in the United States of America (Chicago, Illinois: ABC International, Inc., 1999) and A Line in the Sand: Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Gulf War, co-authored with Evan Hendricks (Washington, DC: P.T. Books, 1995).
4
February 2008
ABIOLA ABRAMS is a TV personality,
filmmaker and author based in Harlem, with roots in Guyana; who gives fun & funky motivational talks and workshops. For the past two years 28 million viewers throughout the US and Caribbean have tuned in to watch Abiola on BET - interviewing filmmakers on film competition The Best Shorts, as an outspoken, recurring community panelist on My Two Cents, and hosting specials such as syndicated NBC hip hop news show THE SOURCE: All Access. Former Producing Host of HBO’s interstitial politically incorrect talk show CHAT ZONE, her directing work includes Knives in My Throat, a short about a spoken word poet dealing with bipolar disorder and Afrodite Superstar, acclaimed feminist erotica. She is also the creator of The Until the Violence Stops Women’s Film Festival in association with V-Day. Abiola’s writing is featured in the current anthology A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, and a Prayer by Eve Ensler alongside the writings of Maya Angelou, Edward Albee and Alice Walker. Her writing is also featured in upcoming anthologies Behind the Bedroom Door by Paula Derrow (Self Magazine) and Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman. Abiola has a BA from Sarah Lawrence and an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She is an opinionated tastemaker, cheerleader, hip hop feminist, fashion and cultural critic and all around blabbermouth.
SPI
SELF-PUBLISHING INSTITUTE Free telecourse: March 18th, 8 pm EST Sign up on: www.selfpublishinginstitute.com or call 202.276.8876 5
Black History Celebration
NOW SELF-PUBLISHED DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN SUBSTANDARD We partner with you to create the best book possible You need a high quality, well-designed, salable book to succeed. Receive sincere editing and criticism aimed at making your title successful.
We coach you through the entire process Through concept, development, editing, book design, production, marketing, promotion and distribution. You won’t feel like you are left alone in the publishing wilderness.
You choose the services you need and nothing more Nickel and diming you to death won’t make any of us any richer. You get what you need when you need it.
Get Started Today: (202) 276-8876 [email protected] www.22ndCenturyPress.com
FREE YOUR INNER BOOK A Service of
6
February 2008
Kyndall Brown Kyndall Brown is 12 years old and she attends Anne Beers Elementary School in Washington DC. A first place prize winner of the 2005 Washington DC Poetry Fest Slam Championship, Kyndall has performed her poetry on various stages and venues in the DC area. This book parallels her growth emotionally, spiritually and poetically as she began writing when she was eight years old and is now preparing to attend Junior High School. Her poetry moves in and around politics, religion, faith, self pride, love, pain and the realities of living in Washington DC.
Become An Agent of Literary Change Join the Black Author Showcase Online Community For Readers, Book Clubs, Librarians, Authors, Artists http://blackauthors.ning.com/ www.blackauthorshowcase.com
7
Four Corners Candid Camera, Inc. Photography For All Occasions Passport / Immigration Photos Color Portraits Black & White / Color Publicity Photography Photo Restoration Fingerprinting Notary Public
Now featuring
Guard-A-Kid™ the premier Child Identification and Child Safety package Four Corners Candid Camera, Inc. 109 University Boulevard, West Silver Spring, MD 20901 Phone: 301-593-6700 Fax: 301-593-9834
Howard University Continuing Education In Collaboration with
Black Author Showcase™ Presents a
Black History Celebration
VOICES OF THE FUTURE
Black History Celebration
2
February 2008
BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION PROGRAM
February 29, 2008, Howard University Continuing Education, Silver Spring, MD 5:30 – 8:30 PM 5:30 p.m.
Welcome – Dr. Peggy A. Berry, Director, HUCE Invocation – Reverend Reginald M. Green
6:00 p.m.
Youth Voices Musical Selection – Aysha Benjamin Poem: Briana Singletary Poem: Christiana Flood Poem: Kyndall Brown, author of “I Ain’t Ascared of Nutin’ – The Evolution of Me”
6:10 p.m.
Introduction of Authors – Ms. Diane Williams
6:30 p.m.
Abiola Abrams
6:50 p.m.
HUCE Unit Presentations
7:00 p.m.
Break/Refreshments – Theater/Reception Area
7:25 p.m.
HUCE Unit Presentations
7:35 p.m.
Panel Discussion/Interview: Anita Hackley-Lambert, Panelists: Reverend Reginald M. Green, Dr. Sulayman S. Nyang
8:00 p.m. 8:05 p.m.
Musical Selection & Anthem - Lift Every Voice and Sing Mrs. Pamela Plummer-Matthews Closing – Dr. Peggy A. Berry
8:10 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
Networking End
African Tastings provided by Neilly’s Ultimate Seasonings http://www.ultimateseasonings.com/
Cover Photo The African American Civil War Memorial From the book Federal City View By Ralph Spencer
3
Black History Celebration
Anita Hackley-Lambert
A
legacy that further embellishes American history.
Her book about her great grandfather, F.H.M. Murray: First Biography of a Forgotten Pioneer for Civil Justice (BookSurge, July 2006) brings attention to his numerous contributions and accomplishments. She is the first author to highlight this story and
Her book has already received the praise of other esteemed authors, Pulitzer prize winning author David Levering Lewis, and historian, Charles Patterson, author of Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust, and New York Times bestselling author, Ellen Tanner Marsh.
nita Hackley-Lambert is an entrepreneur, researcher, genealogist, biographer, writer, publisher, and business owner. She wrote her first book, No Where to Run - at the age of twelve.
Panelists: Reverend Dr. Sulayman S. Nyang, Professor, Department of African Studies, Reginald M. Green Howard University
Reginald M. Green was preparing for the
ministry at Virginia Union University in Richmond when he became a 1961 “Freedom Rider”. A lifetime member of the NAACP, Reverend Green has remained active in the civil rights community and serves as secretary on the African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Fund Foundation.
Dr. Nyang served as Chairman of African Studies Department at Howard University (1986-1993). He is the author of Islam in the United States of America (Chicago, Illinois: ABC International, Inc., 1999) and A Line in the Sand: Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Gulf War, co-authored with Evan Hendricks (Washington, DC: P.T. Books, 1995).
4
February 2008
ABIOLA ABRAMS is a TV personality,
filmmaker and author based in Harlem, with roots in Guyana; who gives fun & funky motivational talks and workshops. For the past two years 28 million viewers throughout the US and Caribbean have tuned in to watch Abiola on BET - interviewing filmmakers on film competition The Best Shorts, as an outspoken, recurring community panelist on My Two Cents, and hosting specials such as syndicated NBC hip hop news show THE SOURCE: All Access. Former Producing Host of HBO’s interstitial politically incorrect talk show CHAT ZONE, her directing work includes Knives in My Throat, a short about a spoken word poet dealing with bipolar disorder and Afrodite Superstar, acclaimed feminist erotica. She is also the creator of The Until the Violence Stops Women’s Film Festival in association with V-Day. Abiola’s writing is featured in the current anthology A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, and a Prayer by Eve Ensler alongside the writings of Maya Angelou, Edward Albee and Alice Walker. Her writing is also featured in upcoming anthologies Behind the Bedroom Door by Paula Derrow (Self Magazine) and Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman. Abiola has a BA from Sarah Lawrence and an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She is an opinionated tastemaker, cheerleader, hip hop feminist, fashion and cultural critic and all around blabbermouth.
SPI
SELF-PUBLISHING INSTITUTE Free telecourse: March 18th, 8 pm EST Sign up on: www.selfpublishinginstitute.com or call 202.276.8876 5
Black History Celebration
NOW SELF-PUBLISHED DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN SUBSTANDARD We partner with you to create the best book possible You need a high quality, well-designed, salable book to succeed. Receive sincere editing and criticism aimed at making your title successful.
We coach you through the entire process Through concept, development, editing, book design, production, marketing, promotion and distribution. You won’t feel like you are left alone in the publishing wilderness.
You choose the services you need and nothing more Nickel and diming you to death won’t make any of us any richer. You get what you need when you need it.
Get Started Today: (202) 276-8876 [email protected] www.22ndCenturyPress.com
FREE YOUR INNER BOOK A Service of
6
February 2008
Kyndall Brown Kyndall Brown is 12 years old and she attends Anne Beers Elementary School in Washington DC. A first place prize winner of the 2005 Washington DC Poetry Fest Slam Championship, Kyndall has performed her poetry on various stages and venues in the DC area. This book parallels her growth emotionally, spiritually and poetically as she began writing when she was eight years old and is now preparing to attend Junior High School. Her poetry moves in and around politics, religion, faith, self pride, love, pain and the realities of living in Washington DC.
Become An Agent of Literary Change Join the Black Author Showcase Online Community For Readers, Book Clubs, Librarians, Authors, Artists http://blackauthors.ning.com/ www.blackauthorshowcase.com
7
Four Corners Candid Camera, Inc. Photography For All Occasions Passport / Immigration Photos Color Portraits Black & White / Color Publicity Photography Photo Restoration Fingerprinting Notary Public
Now featuring
Guard-A-Kid™ the premier Child Identification and Child Safety package Four Corners Candid Camera, Inc. 109 University Boulevard, West Silver Spring, MD 20901 Phone: 301-593-6700 Fax: 301-593-9834
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