Photo by Joseph Johnson / The Forum |
“Love is a Great Expression of Power”
Erika Huggins gives the keynote address
at STLCC Florissant Valley, March 1st,
to kick-off Women’s History Month.
Erika Huggins gives the keynote address
at STLCC Florissant Valley, March 1st,
to kick-off Women’s History Month.
Huggins has lectured across the country for
the past 30 years. “As an activist, former political prisoner
the past 30 years. “As an activist, former political prisoner
and leader in the Black Panther Party, educator, and student,
I’ve devoted my life to the equality
of all beyond the boundries of age,
culture, class, gender,
sexual orientation or ability.”
I’ve devoted my life to the equality
of all beyond the boundries of age,
culture, class, gender,
sexual orientation or ability.”
During a question and answer session, Huggins gave
advice for improving urban communities.
“We can stop crime and improve the community
“We can stop crime and improve the community
by being a mirror for someone else.”
"Groundbreaking Women"
March 28, 2012
"Groundbreaking Women"
March 28, 2012
A panel discussion with women who have been
groundbreakers in their field was held at the
Terry M. Fischer Theatre.
Photo by Rachel Gomez / STLCC-FV Community Relations |
Dr. Marcia Pfeiffer, President, STLCC-Florissant Valley gives opening remarks.
Photo by Rachel Gomez / STLCC-FV Community Relations |
Assistant Professor of Communications STLCC- FV,
Renee Thomas-Woods served as moderator of the event.
Photo by Rachel Gomez / STLCC-FV Community Relations |
Pictured Left to right: Dail Chambers, Judith Cochran, Ph.D., Lydia Padilla, Ret. Lt. Col. Antoinette Filla
Dail Chambers- Community Artist, Founder of Yeyo Arts Collective
Judith Cochran, Ph.D- E. Desmond Lee Endowed Professor of Tutorial Education at UMSL
Lydia Padilla- Entrepreneur, Owner/Operator of TRC Staffing Service, Inc.
Ret. Lt. Col. Antoinette Filla- St Louis Metropolitan Police Department
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