Domestic Violence Presenters October 30 2021
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Dr. Karen Curls Ph.D
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Regina Singleton, B.S, M.S., M.S.W.
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Melissa Ferrer Civil, B.A., M.A. Rooted in the practical and the possible, she lives in Kansas City but her home is in the Spirit. Her spoken word poems and songs are mostly meditations and responses to the world around her and her own internal journey. Through writing, performance, space holding, education and workshop facilitation she seeks to provide a sense of solidarity among all people, encourage people to act unto peace and love, and foster community among both the like and unlike minded. Recently, she’s been yearning to set down her ego and replace it with a jubilation of the spirit. She wants you to join in, in whatever capacity you can! Melissa received a Bachelor’s Degree in both Creative Writing and Italian from The Florida State University. She also holds a Masters of Education with a specialization in Urban Education from Park University. Competed at the 2018 National Poetry Slam, 2019 Rustbelt Regional Slam, and has won countless other slams in different parts of the country. Her debut chapbook is titled Birthing Pains. She currently facilitates workshops and teaches school. | |
Betti Givens, B.A. An alumnus of Lincoln University, a historically black college in Jefferson City, MO. She is passionate and driven about bettering the lives of others. She is a creative spirit with an unmatched passion for service to young people. Betti has worked in non-profit organizations with an emphasis on family and youth development and serves on the Board of Directors for HBCU Walking Billboard. She is the Student Success Coordinator at Inner City Services, St. Marks and previously was the Coordinator of Student Programs at 20/20 Leadership. Betti’s professional expertise in developing training programs related to, Juvenile Delinquency and Risk Factors, Family Court Programs and Services and Community Resource Connections, Behavioral Intervention, Bullying and Problem Solving Prevention. She excels in programming focused on character development, life skill development, education readiness, effective communication, and relationship building. She is a published author, her first book Broken Not Bitter was followed by Broken Not Bitter 2.0 along with a Self- Discovery workbook titled 21 Days to A Happier Life. Betti is also a phenomenal crafter, and dedicated baseball mom. | |
KNIGHTS OF PETER CLAVER AND LADIES AUXILIARY National Social Justice Initiative Committee - Domestic Violence Sub Committee - Knight Corey Jeanlouis, Council 195,Co- Chair Lady Ramonda Doakes, Court 57, Co-Chair Lady Lola Loud, Court 400 Lady Alma Stewart, Court 224 Lady Gail Barnes Johnson, Court 59 Lady Funmilayo Smallwood, Court 325 Lady Joyce McBee, Court 301 Knight Alexander Taylor, Council Lady Marion Smith Reynoso, Court 277 Knight William Thompson, Council 188 Lady Sharon Shanks, Court 213 |