Seems like we are making great progress in returning to some sort of “normal", or at least being able to do things like we used to do before COVID-19. Like going on vacation and eating out. Please join me to chat about our thoughts on this new world we're re-entering.
African-American journalist Ida B. Wells was the first to call attention to the epidemic of lynching with her pamphlet, Southern Horrors, published in 1892. Terry Baum tells the story of the life of this courageous activist, a founding member of the NAACP, through historic photos and illustrations.
Join us for a summer Sunday afternoon at Hapa’s brewery taproom in Los Gatos.
Jorja Leap will share her experiences in over 20 years following gangs, working with former gang members and doing research on their interaction with law enforcement.
During this annual members-only meeting, we will discuss the meaning of TMD membership, the experience of meeting on video, and membership engagement.
Volunteer at Second Harvest food bank in our next social pop-up.
Alka Joshi's 10-year journey to get The Henna Artist into the hands of readers required three things: a condo in Jaipur, an economic recession, and an amazing mother. Alka will take you on that journey.
We're following up on a fascinating presentation by former TMD member, and now full-time book author, Alka Joshi, by discussing her inaugural book, The Henna Artist.
Join us for another Social Pop-up and volunteer at the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Linda Calhoun will talk to us about CareerGirls.org, a comprehensive video-based career exploration and readiness tool for girls.
Come one, come all to our third Social Pop-Up at Second Harvest Food Bank. This is a festive time of year as it’s the week before Thanksgiving. We hope you can join us in the evening to sort and fill boxes of food for those in our Bay Area community in need. Feel free to …
Katie Christ co-founded and directs Mali Kalanso, a non-profit education project in West Africa. She will share her journey from breaking ground on the first classrooms till now, as the first class of students are about to enter university.
