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Gwendolyn Quezaire-Presutti
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The Black New England Conference at University of New Hampshire, Holloway Commons Durham, New Hampshire
June 11, 2009 to June 13, 2009
Conference will explore the contemporary as well as the historic interactions between Black & Indigenous communities. These interactions will be explored through scholarly research, presentations on books, shared personal stories and imagery. I will…
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- What is your interest in the Mass. Studies Network?
- I'm a historical interpreter, and my passion is cultural history. I believe stories themselves encourage an appreciation of other cultures and people. I wish to contect with others that share my passion.
- About Me:
- I am a Living History Performer that incorporates integrated learning fundamentals into my programs. After facing the challenges of almost thirty years in Social Welfare, I have combined public speaking and historical research into an outlet of storytelling and dramatic performance.
Using historical information researched from biographical narratives and other sources, I portray historical and composite charaterization with appropriate period clothing and few props. The program is proactive.
- Your Website:
- http://www.woventales.com
- Another website or blog?
- http://Professionalstoryteller
- Your Organization:
- Indepent scholar, historical interpreter, and storyteller.
- Your Title:
- Performing Artist/Teaching Artist
- Major areas of interest
- Archives, Community Life, Cultural Heritage, Education (K-12), Ethnic Studies, Geography, History
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Quick note: I happened upon your site mentioning Stewart and wanted to say I left MIT around 2000. Probably the best way to identify me is simply to say "lives in Watertown."
Thanks,
Marilyn
Happy Holidays,
Marilyn