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Healing Racism in a World of Diverse Cultures
Exploring Spatial Racism Webinar
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Sites:
Chicago, IL -- contact mzalot@ssc2601.com
Immaculata, PA -- lauretta1@juno.com or
sisterbell1031@yahoo.com
Monroe, MI -- vonderhaarb@yahoo.com
Scranton, PA -- skb@marywood.edu
If you would like to host a site,
contact skb@marywood.edu
Presenter:
Freda Sampson
Michigan Michigan Roundtable
for Diversity and Inclusion
About the Presenter:
Freda G. Sampson has been a member of Michigan Roundtable's team since 2007. She is currently the project manager for the Housing Project: Truth & Justice. A project that examines the challenges of race and space in our urban - suburban communities.
Influenced by the life of her father, pastor & civil rights leader, the late Rev. Dr. Freddotcmsdbuser G. Sampson, II, she now heads a Foundation in his name that focuses on social justice, community service and theological education. Freda has always been committed to a life of service and has served as a board member for the Alzheimer's Association of Michigan and the Minority Organ Tissue Transplant Program (MOTTEP). She was also an entrepreneur in this area for over 10 years, as owner/operator of several coffeehouses throughout the city of Detroit where she & her businesses were featured in Crain's Business Weekly, Essence Magazine, Detroit News, Hour Magazine Detroit Free Press, BET Online and many others in this region, its history and its direct effect on wealth disparities between whites and African Americans and the polarizations of race in our urban - suburban communities.
Freda has her Associate of Arts degree in design from Brooks Design Institute in California, a Bachelor of Science from Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee, a Masters of Fine Arts from The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and has done some post graduate work at Wayne State University. In 2007 Freda completed leadership training at Harvard University in Massachusetts.