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Conversation. Previously she was on our 1/14/2013
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Gloria Allred
has returned to Women's Spaces for our
July 11, 2022 show
on the SCOTUS Reversal of Roe v Wade and Next Steps.
She also contributed as a guest on
March 5, 2018, and on
June
15, 2020.
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Lynn
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10/16/2023
and on 8/162021 to speak on bold
steps for our Nation to take.
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29, 2020 as a guest on Women's Spaces to discuss the Millionth
Circle of women coming together.
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Release: Unearthing the Silent Rumblings, new play by Dr. Dianna
Grayer, Our Lives Matter Theater Company
March 28, 2022
Original Radio Show ID:
WSA220328
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Duration 57 minutes
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2. Dianna L. Grayer,
PhD, LMFT, Executive Director Playwright, Director,
Producer, Our Lives Matter
Theater Company, Author
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1. Commentary by Elaine B. Holtz:
This is our last show of March
and of Women's History Month.
In 1980, the National Women’s
History Project (NWHP) was
founded in Santa Rosa,
California by Molly Murphy
MacGregor, Mary Ruthsdotter,
Maria Cuevas, Paula Hammett, and
Bette Morgan to broadcast
women’s historical achievements.
The NWHP started by leading a
coalition that successfully
lobbied Congress to designate
March as National Women’s
History Month, now celebrated
across the land.
Today, the NWHP Now the National
Women’s History Alliance is
known nationally as the only
clearinghouse providing
information and training in
multicultural women’s history
for educators, community
organizations, and parents-for
anyone wanting to expand their
understanding of women
contributions to U. S. history.Clck
here for the National Women's
History Alliance.
2.
Our guest,
Dr. Dianna Grayer,
shares her journey of
self-discovery and expression,
in her educational pursuits and
therapy, coming out as a Black
Lesbian, and helping others be
true to their self. Her earlier
play Private Lives, Private
Lies brought the struggle
to the stage of "it's not just
about coming out, it's about
coming as you are." On April 2,
2022 Dr. Grayer is presenting
her play Release: Unearthing
the Silent Rumblings, as an
honest delving into the
difficulties of conversing about
race. The play invites
discussion among the audience
after the performance. The play
follows her publication of a
children's book dealing with
Black Lives Matter, called
Keenah’s First Speech: Our
Blackness Will Never Fade,
about a little black girl
wondering about her place in a
society that discriminates
according to skin color.
Listen to the interview with
Dianna Grayer and discover how
she works with her creative
spirit.
About our Guest:
Dr. Dianna Grayer is a
marriage and family counselor
specializing in childhood
maternal wounding, relationship
issues and grief. She has been
private practice since 1997. In
1979, she earned her bachelor’s
degree from San Francisco State
University; in 1993 she earned
her master’s degree in
Counseling from Sonoma State
University; and in 2010, she
earned her Ph.D. in Psychology
from Meridian University, where
she is now a faculty member.
Dianna is experienced in working
with children, adults, couples,
and families. She is a published
author of insightful books for
children on racism and self
esteem. Dianna is Playwright, Director,
Producer with Our Lives Matter
Theater Company, presenting her
play Release: Unearthing the
Silent Rumblings, beginning
April 2nd at Congregation Ner
Shalom in Cotati.
Guest Link:
Our Lives Matter Theater Company
(Check out the other plays of Dr. Dianna
Grayer, as well):
www.olmtco.org
Saturday evening, April 2nd -
7pm Release:
Unearthing the Silent Rumblings,
a production of Our Lives Matter
Theater Company (OLMTC),
Congregation Ner Shalom, 85 La
Plaza, Cotati, CA, - Repeat
performances on Sunday April
3rd, 3pm; Saturday April 9th,
7pm and Sunday April 10th, 7pm.
(Depending on demand, a matinee
may be added on Saturday April
9th). This Black production
consists of 4 short plays sure
to stir the hearts and
minds of the audience. It is an
invitation to talk about race in
a safe place.
Included will be a facilitated
conversation and discussion
after the show.
Dianna L. Grayer, PhD.,
Playwright, Director, Producer
For tickets and contact
information:
www.olmtco.org
March 31, 1888 – The National
Council of Women of the U.S. is
organized by Susan B. Anthony,
Clara Barton, Julia Ward Howe,
and Sojourner Truth, among
others, the oldest non-sectarian
women’s organization in the U.S.
March 31, 1776 – Abigail Adams
writes to her husband John, who
is helping to frame the
Declaration of Independence, and
cautions, “Remember the ladies…”
Herstory Birthdays:
March
27, 1897 (1981) – Effa Manley,
co-owner, and manager with
husband Abe of the Negro League
baseball team the Brooklyn
Eagles (1935-46), supported
integration with the NAACP,
worked hard to get Negro League
players included in the Baseball
Hall of Fame,
March
27, 1950 – Julia Alvarez,
Dominican-American poet,
novelist, and essayist, her
first novel How the García Girls
Lost Their Accents (1991) was
highly acclaimed for its
portrayal of the integration of
Latina immigrants into the U.S.
mainstream.
March
28, 1886 (1982) – Clara Lemlich,
Jewish immigrant from Ukraine,
labor activist, suffragist, and
consumer advocate, a leader of
the Uprising of 20,000, a labor
strike of shirtwaist workers in
New York’s garment industry in
1909.
January 22 -
June 5, 2022, Exhibition,
Agency: Feminist Art and
Power, Sonoma County Museum,
for more information visit:
https://museumsc.org/exhibitions/
February 5,
2022 ongoing exhibition, Chinese
Traditions in Santa Rosa,
1890-2022, Year of the Tiger, Sonoma County Museum,
for more information visit:
https://museumsc.org/exhibitions/
February 19 -
May 29, 2022, Exhibition,
Manzanar: The Wartime
Photographs of Ansel Adams
(The Japanese American
Internment Camp during WWII), Sonoma County Museum,
for more information visit:
https://museumsc.org/exhibitions/
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Monday,
April 4, 11am # repeats 11pm,
the show will feature guest
Laura Wells, California Left
Unity Slate candidate for
Controller. Radio KBBF 89.1 FM,
North SF Bay or live streaming
at
https://kbbf.org/live/
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Wednesday
April 4, 11am, our guest
will feature guest Laura Wells,
California Left Unity Slate
candidate for Controller; Radio KPCA 103.3 FM,
Petaluma, CA.
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Saturday evening, April 2nd -
7pm Release:
Unearthing the Silent Rumblings,
a production of Our Lives Matter
Theater Company (OLMTC),
Congregation Ner Shalom, 85 La
Plaza, Cotati, CA, - Repeat
performances on Sunday April
3rd, 3pm; Saturday April 9th,
7pm and Sunday April 10th, 7pm.
(Depending on demand, a matinee
may be added on Saturday April
9th). This Black production
consists of 4 short plays sure
to stir the hearts and
minds of the audience. It is an
invitation to talk about race in
a safe place.
Included will be a facilitated
conversation and discussion
after the show.
Dianna L. Grayer, PhD.,
Playwright, Director, Producer
For tickets and contact
information:
https://ourlivesmatterthea.wixsite.com/our-lives-matter
Monday,
April 18, 7 to 8:30pm,
NOW Sonoma County Chapter
Planning Meeting, via
Zoom. Note that the meeting day has been
changed to the 3rd Monday. Hold
the date! Meet our
candidates for Superintendent of
Sonoma County Schools, Amie
Carter, Brad Coscarelli, and Ron
Calloway!
For details see
http://nowsonoma.org/Events.html
The Opening and Closing Theme song
The Woman in Your Life is You is done with
permission of the Composer and Singer
Alix Dobkin
((August 16, 1940 – May 19, 2021) Alix Dobkin death was just
announced - Thank you for all you did for Lesbians to be recognized
and Women to be honored. May you rest in peace. See our Interview
with Alix Dobkin on
12/1/2014 at
and our Memorial to Alix Dobkin on 11/24/2021 at
.
The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album
Living with Lavender Jane (2010 Women's Wax Works) -
www.alixdobkin.com
I Am Woman, sung by Pink Martini from the
single I Am Woman (2018 Heinz Records).
Greatest Love of All, sung by Kennedy
Holmes from the album The Season 15
Collection--A Voice Performance (2018 Republic
Records, A Division of UMG Recording, Inc.).
How Could Anyone Ever Tell You, sung by
Camp Tawonga from the album Home (215 Camp
Tawonga)
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