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Tempe Public Library presents panel on Black woman, human rights
Courtesy City of Tempe
Tempe Public Library will present Practical Audacity: Black Women Leading in Human Rights, a panel discussion on how Black women in Tempe and beyond have led the way in supporting human rights.
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Event Details
- Time: Wednesday, April 10 from 6-7:30 p.m.
- Location: Desert Willow Program Room (lower level) at Tempe Public Library
Join Tempe Public Library for a discussion on April 10 about how Black women in Tempe and beyond have led the way in supporting human rights.
This free panel discussion will be hosted and moderated by Dr. Felicia Durden with Dr. Stanlie James, author of "Practical Audacity: Black Women and International Human Rights," a city release stated.
Panelists include:
Tempe City Councilmember Berdetta Hodge
Lisa Groom – Community Affairs Specialist for Tempe Police Departmemt and founder of the Tempe Black Employee Alliance
Octavia Harris – Executive Director for the Tempe Community Council
Dr. Velicia McMillan Humes – Chief Diversity Officer for the City of Tempe
There will be an opportunity for audience question and answer. If anyone has purchased a copy of Dr. James' book, she will sign them at the end of the event, according to the release.
