JONESTOWN SURVIVOR – Current Schedule 2017-2018
Jonestown Survivor – Current Schedule
Currently, I am writing my 2nd book.
Additionally, I have these scheduled presentations:
July 29, 2017 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm – I am attending: San Francisco’s Museum of African Diaspora
August 8 – Panelist 10:30-12 (as a Quaker)
2017 Poway Interfaith Team putting on a 2017 NAIN “CONNECT” Conference, San Diego
October 5-7 Presenter of two Scholarly Papers on Peoples Temple at Communal Studies Association Conference in Zoar Community, in Ohio
2017 Conference Theme: “To succeed, grow and survive, all successful communal groups have had to adapt to changing situations, be they internal or external: internal changes in their leadership, in their environment, and in their membership, as well as those changes taking place in the outside world.”
October 19, October 26, November 2, November 9, November 16 – CSUSM OSHER Classes in Lake San Marcos, (San Diego area)
I will present about Reflections on Peoples Temple through a Political and Historical Lens, in a 5-week program from 9:30-11:30 every Thursday.
December 14 – I will present for CSUSM OSHER in Murrieta from 10-12. I will present about Reflections on Peoples Temple through a Political and Historical Lens
2018
February 12 – University of Puget Sound, I will present about Reflections on Peoples Temple through a Political and Historical Lens.
Other Likely Presentations in the Works:
University of Cincinnati
MSU Denver
Alabama Technical University (Spring 2018)
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