TATYANA V. MAMONOVA
467 Central Park West, 7F ulitsa Dekabristov 7-12
New York, NY 10025 St. Petersburg, Russia 190000
Phone/Fax +1- (212) 866-8130 Phone/Fax +7 (812) 314-5980
Tatyana Mamonova, the founder of the modern Russian women’s movement, is an internationally renowned democratic women’s leader, author, poet, journalist, videographer, artist, editor and public lecturer.
She was the first feminist dissident exiled from the former Soviet Union in 1980 for re-igniting the Russian women’s movement, initiating her organization, then called Woman and Russia, the first NGO promoting the human rights of women from the Soviet Union and connecting Russian speaking women’s voices and needs with the international community, and editing and publishing the samizdat Woman and Russia Almanac, now called Woman and Earth Almanac, an art and literary journal containing the first collection of Soviet feminist writings, which has now been published in 11 languages and in over 22 countries. In the year of her exile she was awarded Woman of the Year 1980 honors by F Magazine Paris for her leadership.
Prior to her exile from Russia, she was the first woman organizer and exhibitor in the non-conformist artist movement in Russia and a literary and television journalist with Aurora Publishers (working alongside Josef Brodsky) and Leningrad Television.
Ms. Mamonova was invited by the Ford Foundation in NY for a meeting and round-table discussion by leading executives from the foundation shortly after her exile and she received the highest praises from Ford Foundation’s executives for her intelligence, leadership and courage.
Since her exile, in addition to continuing to edit and publish her Almanac and two additional Woman and Earth publications: Succes d’estime (since 2001) and Fotoalbum: Around the World (since 2005), and to lead and expand her organization, she has authored four books in the United States, as well as hundreds of articles and travelogues for journals, magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times, lectured in hundreds of universities and for public organizations in the US and throughout the world including participating in a national lecture tour with Ms. Magazine, and tours of Africa, Australia, Japan, US, India, South America, Scandinavia, France, Germany, Holland, Italy and Greece with support from Amnesty International, Alliance Francais, Parliaments and labour and non-governmental organizations. She also exhibited in more than 20 countries and sold her award-winning art, many times donating proceeds to benefit her NGO. She is also Executive Producer of a weekly educational television series in Manhattan which received a Community Media Award in 2001.
She is a former post-doctoral fellow with Harvard University’s Bunting Institute, a member of Pen International, the Russia representative to the Sisterhood is Global Institute, and has been the subject of documentary films, books, and all forms of media coverage from every leading medium including CBS Evening News with Morton Dean, The International Herald Tribune, The New York Times and BBC.
In 1998 she was awarded “Famous Poet 1998” by the National Poets Society of Hollywood, CA, USA and received the “100 Heroines Award” for her leadership and contributions to women’s equality worldwide. In 2000, she was selected for inclusion in the book, exhibition and web project WOMANKIND, recognizing the contributions of leading women activists throughout the world that is being documented by two leading Canadian journalists. In 2001, she was selected for inclusion in the PROMINENT REFUGEES DIRECTORY, published by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees in Geneva, Switzerland. Her most recent honor is being selected by The Women’s International Center to receive the LIVING LEGACY 2002 Award on March 9, 2002 in San Diego, California. Prior recipients of the Living Legacy Award include Senator Hillary Clinton and Mother Theresa. In 2005, Tatyana re-established a permanent base in the center of her native St. Petersburg, Russia and has led a series of Seminars at leading venues in the city to contribute to a positive future with strong female leadership in Russia. In January 2006, her human rights case, which remains unresolved, was selected to be heard amongst the 10 finalists at the 17th International Human Rights Competition in Caen. In December 2007, Tatyana received the prestigious HEART OF DANKO AWARD by a leading Moscow and St. Petersburg based cultural organization and in 2008, Tatyana was honored for a second time in her illustrious career as WOMAN OF THE YEAR from a leading Russian organization.
1980 Woman of the Year, One of five top women of the year (Cinq femmes a la une) chosen by F Magazine, Paris, France.
1981 Austrian Government Award, for the book DAS RADIESCHEN.
1982 Elle Magazine, Paris, France, Book of the Year, Chose WOMAN AND RUSSIA (FEMMES ET RUSSIE) as one of top four books of the year.
1988 USA Poetry Award, Received Merit Certificate for the poem THANK YOU.
1988 USA SONO Art Festival Award, for watercolor paintings.
1996 Book Award, New York, Clarion Books, for I REMEMBER
1998 100 World Heroines Award, Selected from among women throughout the world for outstanding contribution toward achieving equality for women. She received this award in October, 1998 in Rochester, NY during a celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the first women's rights convention held near there in 1848.
1998 Selected AS FAMOUS POET 1998 by the Famous Poets Society of Hollywood, CA, and her poem, "Outdo" was awarded the Diamond Homer Trophy.
1999 APNET's Human Rights Award, Special honor given by African Peace Network International in recognition of her outstanding contributions towards protecting and promoting the human rights of women and children throughout the world. She received this award at APNET's First National Conference on Combating Child Abuse and Neglect in Accra, Ghana, in February, 1999.
2000 Canada, Chosen for inclusion in WOMANKIND book, exhibition and web project to recognize leading women activists from around the world.
2001 Switzerland, Chosen for inclusion in THE PROMINENT REFUGEE DIRECTORY published on the web and in print by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
2002 LIVING LEGACY AWARD, Selected by the Women’s International Center in San Diego, California.
2006 HUMAN RIGHTS CASE IS HEARD AT THE FINALS OF THE 17TH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMPETITION, Caen, France
2006 HEART OF DANKO AWARD, Russia2008 WOMAN OF THE YEAR, Russia
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TATYANA V. MAMONOVA
467 Central Park West, 7F ulitsa Dekabristov 7-12
New York, NY 10025 St. Petersburg, Russia 190000
Phone/Fax +1- (212) 866-8130 Phone/Fax +7 (812) 314-5980
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
USSR
1966 – 1968 Television Screenwriter and Commentator for THE WOMEN'S PROGRAM, TV Leningrad.
1968 – 1973 Journalist for the Leningrad-based magazine, AURORA.
1971 – 1976 Organizer and First Woman Exhibitor for the Soviet non-conformist artist movement, Leningrad, Moscow, Estonia.
1973 – 1980 Editor in Chief for samizdat ALMANAC: WOMAN AND RUSSIA, Leningrad.
FRANCE
1980 - 1984 Editor in Chief for samizdat ALMANAC: WOMAN AND RUSSIA, Paris.
USA
1984 - 1985 Bunting Fellow, Bunting Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
1985 - 1986 Scholar in Residence, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
1987 - 1989 Scholar in Residence, Hartford College for Women, Hartford, CT.
1990 – 1997 Scholar in Residence, City University of New York Graduate Center, New York, NY.
1990 – present International Advisor, Ms Magazine, New York, NY.
1990 – present Researcher, Gloria Steinem's East Toledo Productions.
1990 – present Video Producer, Woman and Earth Productions. Has produced the series TATYANA MAMONOVA PRESENTS, which includes interviews with Bella Abzug, Andrea Dworkin, Riane Eisler, Kate Millett, etc. Westport and Hartford, CT, New York, NY
1991 – present Publisher and Editor in Chief, WOMAN AND EARTH ALMANAC, the international bilingual Russian/English feminist sequel to ALMANAC: WOMAN AND RUSSIA, SUCCES D’ESTIME; and FOTOALBUM: AROUND THE WORLD.
1979 – present President and Founder, WOMAN AND EARTH GLOBAL ECO-NETWORK, continuation of WOMAN AND RUSSIA, the first NGO promoting women and ecology in Russia since 1979 now serving as a global link with Russian speaking women's voices and ecological issues.
1996 – present Board of Directors, World Citizen Foundation, Washington, DC.
1996 – present Board of Advisors, Columbia University Journal of Women's Human Rights.
BOOK PUBLICATIONS
USA
1984 Editor, WOMEN AND RUSSIA, Volumes 1-5, Boston, Beacon Press.
1985 Contributing Author, Chapter, "The Soviet Union," in SISTERHOOD IS GLOBAL, New York, Anchor Press.
1988 Contributing Poet, AMERICAN POETRY ANTHOLOGY, Santa Cruz, CA, American Poetry Association.
1989, 1990 Author, RUSSIAN WOMEN'S STUDIES: ESSAYS ON SEXISM IN SOVIET CULTURE, New York, Pergamon Press and Teacher's College Press (Third Printing 1992), Research performed at Bunting Institute, Harvard University.
1991 Contributing Author, GORBACHEV'S SOVIET UNION, Davidson, NC, Davidson College Publications.
1991 Contributing Author, "New Haven Arts," in TWO-FACED CENSORSHIP, New Haven, CT 1991 Contributing Author, Short Stories in GENDER & GENRE, New York, Garland Publications.
1991 Contributing Author, PERESTROIKA FROM BELOW, Boulder, CO, Westview Press.
1993 Author, WOMEN’S GLASNOST VS. NAGLOST, STOPPING RUSSIAN BACKLASH, Interviews with CIS women, plus poetry and essays, Greenwood Press, Westport, CT, London, UK.
1995 Illustrator, I REMEMBER, Clarion Books, New York.
1999 Contributing Poet, Poem “EXILE”, selected for inclusion in “A Map of Hope: Women’s Writings on Human Rights”, edited by Marjorie Agosin, foreword by Mary Robinson, Rutgers University Press.
2000 Contributing Author, IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE GODDESS, edited by Cristina Biaggi, Ph.D. KIT, Manchester, CT.
2001 – present Author, SUCCES D’ESTIME, collection of poetry and literary writings in Russian and English, Woman and Earth Press, NY.
2005 – present Author, FOTOALBUM: AROUND THE WORLD, collection of photos, art, lectures, poetry, literary writings, culture and travel series in Russian and English, Woman and Earth Press, NY.
2006 Contributing Author, “Observations on Patriarchy and its Decline”, in THE RULE OF MARS: ORIGINS, HISTORY AND IMPACT OF PATRIARCHY, edited by Cristina Biaggi, Ph.D, KIT, Inc., Manchester, CT.
FRANCE
1980 Editor, FEMMES ET RUSSIE, Volume 1, Almanach, Paris, Edition Des Femmes (in French).
1980 Editor, DES FEMMES RUSSES, Volume 2, Almanach, Paris, Edition Des Femmes (in French).
1980 Editor, ZHENTSCHINA I ROSSIA, Volume 3, Almanach, Paris, Edition Des Femmes (in Russian).
1981 Editor, FEMMES ET RUSSIE, Volume 3, Almanach, Paris, Edition Des Femmes (in French).
1982 Editor, VOIX DE FEMMES EN RUSSIE, Volume 4, Almanach, Paris, Denoel-Gontier (in French).
2004 Contributing Author, DES FEMMES DEPUIS 30 ANS, Paris, Edition Des Femmes.
AUSTRALIA
1996 Contributing Author, RADICALLY SPEAKING: FEMINISM RECLAIMED, edited by Diane Bell and Renate Klein, North Melbourne, Spinifex Press.
2004 Contributing Author, HORSE DREAMS, edited by Jan Fook, Susan Hawthorne and Renate Klein, North Melbourne, Spinifex Press.
BRITAIN
1980 Editor, WOMAN AND RUSSIA, Volume 1, Almanach, London, Sheba Press.
NORWAY
1980 Editor, KVINNEN OG RUSSLAND, Volume 1, Almanach, Oslo, Pax Forlag.
SWEDEN
1980 Editor, KVINNAN RYSSLAND, Volumes 1 & 2, Almanach, Stockholm, Awe Gebers.
DENMARK
1980 Editor, KVINDREN OG RUSLAND, Volumes 1 & 2, Almanach, Copenhagen, Informations Forlag.
GERMANY
1980 Editor, DIE FRAU UND RUSSLAND, Volumes 1 & 2, Almanach, Munich, Frauenoffensive.
SWITZERLAND
1982 Editor, DIE FRAU UND RUSSLAND, Volume 3, Almanach, Basel, Switzerland, Mond (in German).
AUSTRIA
1981 Author, DAS RADIESCHEN, Book for Children, Vienna, Austria, Blagina, Verlag (in German).
HOLLAND
1981 Editor, VROUWEN IN SOVJET-RUSLAND, Anthology from Volumes 1-3, Amsterdam, Anthos.
JAPAN
1982 Editor, WOMAN AND RUSSIA, Anthology from Volumes 1-3, Tokyo, Shin-Ichi Masagaki & Miiko Kataoka.
GREECE
1982 Editor, FEMINISM IN RUSSIA, Almanach, Athens, Images (in Greek).
USSR - CIS/NIS
1979 - 1991 Editor, ZHENTSCHINA I ROSSIA, samizdat, Volumes 1-10
USA/CIS/NIS
1992 – present Editor, WOMAN AND EARTH (re-titled continuation of WOMAN AND RUSSIA).
NON-BOOK PUBLICATIONS
1963 Author of Newspaper Articles, Articles about the situation of women appeared in KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA, Moscow, Russia.
1969 - 1972 Poetry Translations, Conducted poetry translations from such languages as Polish, Czech, Bulgarian, and French into Russian for the Journal AURORA, Leningrad, Russia.
1979 - 1983 Playwright, Co-authored the theater play MODERN OG KVINDERNE I RUSLAND with O. Harslof which appeared at the Husets Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark.
1980 Author of Newspaper Article, Article about the American presidential election appeared in LES NOUVELLES LITTERAIRES, Paris, France.
1980 - 1981 Journal Author, Author of many articles that appeared in HEBDO DES FEMMES, Paris, France.
1980 - 1982 Journal Author and Illustrator, Author and illustrator of a number of articles and pictures that appeared in the Swedish Journal KVINNO TIDNIGEN and a number of other Swedish Journals.
1981 Journal Author, Article about the women's movement in the USSR appeared in QUESTION FEMINISTE, Paris, France.
1981 Journal Author, Article about "an appeal" appeared in F MAGAZINE, Paris, France
1981 Journal Author, Article about the peace movement appeared in DER FEMINISTE,
Munich, W. Germany.
1981 Journal Author, Two articles about the condition of women in the USSR appeared in EFFE, Rome, Italy.
1981 Author of Newspaper Articles appeared in NEWS AND LETTERS, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
1981 Publisher of Pamphlet, The pamphlet THE BI-NATIONAL MAMONOVA TOUR contained "an appeal", poems and pictures and was published from the University of Alberta, Canada.
1981 - 1982 Journal Author, articles for several Finnish Journals, Helsinki, Finland.
1982 Journal Author, Article about the women's movement in the USSR appeared in THE FEMINIST FORUM, Tokyo, Japan.
1982 - 1983 Journal Author, several articles that appeared in INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY, Montreal, Canada.
1984 Author of Poetry, Poems appeared in the Journal CONNEXIONS, San Francisco, CA, USA.
1984 Author of Poetry, Poetry appeared in the newspaper STRIKE, Ottawa, Canada 1985 Author of Newspaper Article, about solidarity between American and Soviet women appeared in LABYRIS, Detroit, MI, USA.
1985 Author of Newspaper Article, about alternative movements appeared in JUST OUT, Portland, Oregon, USA.
1985 Author of Newspaper Article, about the International Feminist Movement appeared in KICK IT OVER, Toronto, Canada.
1985 Author of Newspaper Article, about an appeal for freedom for women political prisoners and a poster appeared on the cover of AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER, no. 21, Boston, MA, USA.
1987 Author of Magazine Article, focusing on women's studies appeared in ATLANTIS, Canada.
1987 Author of Magazine Article, appeared in February issue of ISIS INTERNATIONAL.
1988 Author of Magazine Article, appeared in fall issue of WOMEN OUTDOORS.
1989 Journal Author, Article appeared in May issue of NSWA JOURNAL.
1989 Author of Short Stories, appeared in several issues of the literary magazine HOBO JUNGLE.
1989 - present Author of Poetry and Watercolor Art, Regular appearances in the Russian literary Almanac ENCOUNTERS.
1990 Author of Short Stories, Two stories appeared in the spring issue of the magazine ORGANICA.
1990 Author of Essay, appeared in spring issue of HARTFORD WOMAN.
1990 Author of Magazine Article, column appeared in summer issue of MS MAGAZINE as International Advisor.
1990 Author of Essays, appeared in the summer issue of ARGUMENTS AND FACTS, Moscow.
1991 Author of Magazine Article, "USSR, Perestroika, Pornography, and Prostitution," appeared in MS MAGAZINE, September/October 1991.
1991 - present, Author of Magazine Articles, Poetry and Drawings, including “Our Contemporaries” and “Strophes for the Millenniun”, Interviews of Russian women in English and Russian and short stories in Russian, WOMAN AND EARTH ALMANAC.
1997 Author of Magazine Article, "Inspiration: Musia Bashkirtseva and Nadia Rusheva", appeared in Ukrainian JOURNAL MARIANNA, No. 5-6.
1997 - present, Author of Poetry and Articles, appeared in the journal ALASKA WOMEN SPEAK.
1998 Author of Poetry, "Words", appeared in FEMINIST VOICES, NEWS JOURNAL, Madison Wisconsin, Volume 11, Number 2, March 6-April 3, 1998.
1998 Author of Poetry and Artwork, "Rational Russia", appeared in Idaho Journal, CRAFT/CRAFTS, Volume 5, Number 1, Spring 1998.
2000 Book Review of “The Wrath of Dionysus”, by Evdokia Nagrodskaia for THE LESBIAN REVIEW OF BOOKS, Hawaii.
2000 Author of “The Ivory Coast”, published in THE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN TRAVEL WRITING, Number 7, Institute of African American Research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
1989-2006 Author of Poetry, appeared in the journal VSTRECHI, Philadelphia, PA.
LECTURES AND SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS
1980 Ms Magazine National Tour, Lectures at American University, Washington, DC, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO, Columbia University, New York, NY, Connecticut College for Women, New London, CT, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, Douglass College and Livingston College at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, Feminist Art Institute, New York, NY, First Women's Bank of New York, New York, NY, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, Mills College, Oakland, CA, New York University Law School, New York, NY, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
1980 Additional Presentations, Ford Foundation, New York, NY, House of Representatives, Washington, DC, City Hall, New York, NY, United Nations, New York, NY, Amnesty International, New York - Washington, DC
1981 United Kingdom Lecture Tour, London to Glasgow
1981 - 1982 Canadian Lecture Tour, Vancouver to Montreal
1982 Scandinavian Lecture Tour, Lectures in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark
1983 Japan Lecture Tour, Tokyo to Kyoto
1983 India Lecture Tour, Deli to Bangalore
1983 - 1984 Amnesty International Lecture Tour, Ivory Coast, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Greece, Switzerland, Austria
1984 United States Lecture Tour, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, Brown University, Providence, RI, Radcliffe College, Bunting Institute, Cambridge, MA, Clark University, Worcester, MA, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, Tompkins Cortland Community College, Ithaca, NY, University of Maine, Orono, ME, University of Maryland, National Women's Studies Association Conference, College Park, MD, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
1985 United Stated Lecture Tour, Amherst College, Amherst, MA, Barnard College, New York, NY, Boston University, Boston, MA, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, Radcliffe College, Bunting Institute, Cambridge, MA, Duke University, Durham. NC, Harriman Institute, New York, New York, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, M.I.T., Boston. MA,
Nassau Community College, Long Island, NY, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA, Simmons College, Boston, MA, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA,
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, University of Pennsylvania Women's Studies Conference, Philadelphia, PA, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Yale University, New Haven, CT
1985 Additional Presentations, Amnesty International, Boston, MA, Community Church of Boston, MA, First Unitarian Church of Dallas, TX, Jewish Community Center of Boston, MA
1986 United States Lecture Tour, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN, Hartford College for Women, Hartford, CT, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MI
1986 Additional Presentation, Alaska World Affairs Council Lecture, Anchorage, AK
1987 United States Lecture Tour, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, Hartford College for Women, Hartford, CT, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT, Wesleyan College, Middletown, CT, Ellington High School, Ellington, CT
1988 Guest Lecturer, Martin Luther King High School Conference Against Pornography, New York, NY
1989 United States Lecture Tour, Cornell University Conference on the Goddess in Matriarchal Times, Ithaca, NY, Columbia University, Perestroika for Women, New York, NY, Davidson College, Gorbachev's Reforms, Davidson, NC
1990 United States Lecture Tour, Reed College, Portland, OR, Portland State University, Portland, OR, Yale Law School, New Haven, CT, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, CUNY Graduate School, New York, NY, Tufts University, Boston, MA, Soviet/American Women's Summit - Women for Meaningful Summits, Washington, DC, Hunter College, International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, New York, NY, University of Maryland, International Leaders Conference, College Park, MD, Norwich University Russian School, Norfield, VT, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA, University of Arkansas, Fayetville, AK
1991 United States Lecture Tour, University of Kentucky, Louisville, KY, Mills College, Oakland, CA, Scripps College, Claremont, CA, Illinois College, Jacksonville, IL, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA, University of Texas, El Paso, TX, Tompkins Cortland Community College, Ithaca, NY, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, Manhattanville College of New Rochelle, Iona Symposium on Eastern Europe, New Rochelle, NY
1992 United States Lecture Tour, WestConn State University, Danbury, CT, Phoenix Civic Center Plaza, International Women's Day, Phoenix, AZ, Davidson College, Davidson, NC, Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, VA, Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID, Casper College, Casper, WY
1993 United States Lecture Tour, Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA, University of Denver, Metro College, Denver, CO, Farleigh Dickinson College, Teaneck, NJ, Middlebury College,
Middlebury, VT, Bowdoin College, Bowdoin, ME, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago, IL, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL
1994 United States Lecture Tour, Marlboro College, Marlboro, VT, Sante Fe Community College, Sante Fe, New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, Sister to Sister, Woman and Earth's Earth Day Celebration of Human Rights for Women, New York, NY
1995 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, Tompkins Cortland Community College, Ithaca, NY, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire.
Woman and Earth’s Earth Day Conference, Women's Library, Istanbul, Turkey.
UN Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing, China
1996 World Lecture Tour, Athens, Greece, Sophia, Bulgaria. Keynote address at International Conference on Violence, Abuse and Women's Citizenship, Brighton, UK
1997 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, A Room of One's Own, Madison, WI, Annual Wisconsin Women's Studies Conference, University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse, WI, Ramapo College, NJ, SUNY Broome, Binghamton, NY.
Australia Lecture Tour with keynote presentations in Sydney and Mullumbimby. Tour through Helsinki, Finland, Paris, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Keynote Presentation at Woman and Earth's World Conference, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1998 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, SUNY Broome, Binghamton, NY.
Tour through Paris, France, Helsinki, Finland.
Keynote Presentation at Woman and Earth's World Conference, Helsinki, Finland
1999 World Lecture Tour, Hotel Scribe Paris 20th Anniversary Conference of the Almanac.
Tour through Germany, Holland, France, Luxembourg, Russia, Ghana.
Keynote Lecture at First National Conference on Combating Child Abuse and Neglect, Accra, Ghana
2000 World Lecture Tour, Keynote Presentation at Woman and Earth’s Fourth Annual World Conference, Accra, Ghana
2001 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, Marguerite Durand Library, Paris, France. Tour through Quebec, Canada, PA, OH, MD, KY, TN, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL in US.
2002 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, Keynote Speaker at Australian Women and Earth Conference, Katoomba, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
Tours through Florida, California, Spain, Australia, Russia, Paris, France.
2003 U.S. and World Lecture Tour, Keynote Presentation at Press Conference, Angleterre Hotel, St. Petersburg, Russia, Keynote Speaker at Woman and Earth’s World Conference, Nevskij Palace Hotel, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Tours through Dominican Republic, Florida, France, Russia
2004 25th Anniversary U.S. and World Lecture Tour, February Tour of California, March Tour of Florida including lecture at Daytona Beach Community College. April Tour of Russia including Earth Day Lecture, Exhibition and Press Conference in Angleterre Hotel, St. Petersburg, Russia. Tour in Dominican Republic.
2005 25th Anniversary World Lecture Tour, includes series of Press Conferences at various venues in St. Petersburg, Russia such as Corinthia Nevskij Palace Hotel (held on July 20 for 25th anniversary of exile), and House of Journalists. Tour of Dominican Republic, France, and Italy. In December begin launch of Woman and Earth Seminar Series.
2006 25th Anniversary World Lecture Tour, Woman and Earth Seminar Series in St. Petersburg at Corinthia Nevskij Palace Hotel, House of Journalists and Novotel. Tour of France, Dominica Republic and Hawaii.
2007 Woman and Earth Seminar Series in St. Petersburg, Russia at Corinthia Nevskij Palace Hotel and Novotel St. Petersburg. Tour of France and Dominican Republic.
2008 Woman and Earth Seminar Series in St. Petersburg, Russia at Nashotel. Tour of Dominican Republic. Fundraiser, NYC.
Fall 2008 Launching 30th Anniversary Jubilee in NYC and Russia.
