· Speakers · · • Dr. Richard Beane: Honored as distinguished alumnus of Howard University. Currently the Clinical Professor in the Department of Orthodontics at the UNC School of Dentistry.
• Tod Ewing: Partner at Hanna, Ewing & Associates and magna cum laude graduate of the University of St. Cloud, Minnesota with a degree in Criminal Justice. Tod is an international trainer and speaker on diversity issues and is a certified mediator and co-author of Building Cultural Bridges, a training manual for educators and students.
• Kathy Lee: Author of "Prelude to the Lesser Peace". Researcher and narrator of the documentary "Abdu'l-Bahas Initiative on Race from 1921: Race Amity Conferences. Speaks and conducts workshops on racial and gender equality.
• Dr. James T. Roberson: Graduate Dean of Divinity School, Shaw University. Former dean of doctoral studies and associate professor at United Theological Seminary in Ohio, he has been named dean of the divinity school at Shaw University in North Carolina. Roberson holds a bachelor's in mathematics from Millsaps College, master's degrees in both divinity and mathematics from New York Theological Seminary and New York University, and a doctorate in educational administration from Fordham University. |
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- Speakers & Workshop Leaders
- • Janet Bauer: a nationally-known trainer and speaker with over 20 years experience, Janet has shared her talents with international executives at major corporations. Her specialty and focus for the past five years has been working with teens, children, and adults in more than 40 non-profit organizations.
- • Akiba Byrd: President, One Village ~ One World, Consulting, Inc. Akiba specializes in workshops that help teens to build cultural awareness and appreciation, communication, and team building.
- • Eric Dozier: His most recent CD, "My Prayer, My Praise"; featuring Eric Dozier & One Human Family has been released through Live Unity, an independent label in Toronto. Eric is the musical director and composer for The Children's Theatre Company in NYC.
- • Derek Greenfield: Assistant Professor of Sociology at Saint Augustine's College. Travels nationally delivering powerful, interactive presentations on a wide variety of topics from hip-hop culture to empowerment.
- • Jalieh Milani: A public speaker and trainer for corporations, non-governmental agencies, individuals, and groups in Europe, South America and in the US. Jalieh and her husband co-founded a chapter of the Institute for the Healing of Racism in Brazil. She is the author of the book Flexing Your Soul, Moving with Energy and Consciousness.
- • Lex Musta: An avid historian, Lex has done extensive research on the life of Louis Gregory and African-Americans in the Civil War. A champion for the oneness of humanity, Lex volunteers at the African-American Civil War Memorial and gives tours and organizes events to honor Louis Gregory's father.
- • Mark Perry: A graduate of the Iowa playwright’s workshop, Mark teaches playwriting in UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Dramatic Art. His play, A Dress for Mona, is published in print and DVD, and it and his one man show, On the Rooftop with Bill Sears, toured throughout the US and Canada. He is the founder and Artistic Director of The Drama Circle in Durham.
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Oneness of Humankind
