Amy Bowllan
 Amy Bowllan began her career as a Television Investigative Producer and Reporter for WCBS-TV NY and KNXV in Phoenix, AZ. She also snagged two Emmy awards for Broadcast Journalism and several Associated Press awards. She now is the Director of Diversity and Educational Technology at The Hewitt School in NYC and is responsible for integrating technological resources into staff and students day to day programs. User Stats
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Writers Against Racism: August "Augie" Martin & John "Jack" GrollFebruary 6, 2010 | Link This | Email this | Comments (1)  In 2005, I interviewed one of the last people to fly with Amelia Earhart, who has since passed away. Marguerite McDonough Jersey was a rare, hidden treasure, tucked neatly away in Indian Lake, NY, in the Adirondack Mountains. And while her story was never reported in the mainstream media, I knew it was an important one to document for future historical data...and it was all thanks to my mother and sister for introducing me to her. That ...Read More Recent Posts
Writers Against Racism: Revisiting A "Slippery Slope"February 5, 2010 | Link This | Email this | Comments (4) I hope you follow me as I journey through and add, yet, one more (obvious) piece to this ever-unfolding W.A.R. puzzle. Recent Posts
Writers Against Racism: HAITI Reads Library & Jeanette LeMons-AttissoFebruary 4, 2010 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) I was on a mission to find Jeanette LeMons-Attisso, who I reported on last week. Recent Posts
Writers Against Racism: The danger of a single story by Chimamanda AdichieFebruary 1, 2010 | Link This | Email this | Comments (3) Recent Posts
Writers Against Racism: Jerry CraftJanuary 28, 2010 | Link This | Email this | Comments (3) I met the most interesting "character" recently, who has blessed me with the title: My NEW bff. Go, me!  Anyway, Jerry Craft is most talented with both his charm (see letter below) and his livelihood, encouraging children to read - through his books and his animations. So for me, Jerry's letter was like opening a pandora's box of goodies, and he has quickly become an honorary W.A.R. member. Congrats, Jerry! Keep inspiring our young people to read - who for some - will only reach their dreams when exposed to books they can relate to. You
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