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CROWDRISE MEMBER SINCE: Jun 27, 2010
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STUFF ABOUT ME:

I have worked for non-profits throughout my career.

In addition to my work life, I have written for The New Jersey Star Ledger, The Spectator magazine (Raleigh, North Carolina), The New York Blade and The Washington Blade. More recently, I have written theatre reviews and a sporadic column, “Bitten by a Zebra,” for the New York Resident.

My photography has been published in The New York Times, Playbill.com, Newsday, TimeOut/NY, BroadwaySpace.com, BroadwayWorld.com, The Enjoyment of Theatre (Fourth Edition), How to Read a Church (HiddenSpring Press), Cantatas Vol 15: New York (CD by John Eliot Gardiner), and one of my photos was featured on ABC’s The View. Three of my images are on permanent exhibit at The National Museum of Dentistry, a Smithsonian Affiliate Museum, in Baltimore.

Honors and awards include being named a winner of the International Association of Business Communicators Call for Research Papers, the Jim Henson Award for Projects Related to Puppetry, an artistic achievement citation from the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival and New York Press’s “Best Straight-Faced Cover Story Interview with Joan Rivers” (2003 Best of New York City issue).

I have written plays that have been produced in nine states (maybe more). One of my musicals (co-author/book & lyrics), Oedipus! A New Musical Comedy, is published by Baker’s Plays.

In addition to all of the above, I taught playwriting for the Honors Program at the University of Maryland, has been the official photographer for the National Whistler’s Convention, was an improvisational comedy performer and was the artistic director of a children’s theatre.


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Kat
Kat SAYS:
Happy May! It’s finally spring, and kids will soon be running out the school doors into sweet summer freedom. But over 19,000,000 children across the country do not own a single book. Can you imagine a summer without even a little fun reading?

Please take a minute to check out Reader to Reader's newest fundraiser with Twive & Receive: http://twive.razoo.com/story/Amherst-Loves-Books Your donation on June 14th could help us win a share of $30,000! Now more than ever, the smallest donation can have a huge impact. You can sign up for a reminder email on our page, or if you just can't wait to get books in the hands of children, donate now. Thank you for your support!
3 weeks ago
Megan
Megan SAYS:
Need a Mother’s Day gift? Imagine Scholar to the rescue!

$13 donation to our water project = an original Mother’s Day handwritten poem by an Imagine Scholar student (to be scanned and emailed to your mother).

Or if you’re feeling funky…

$87 donation to our water project = the aforementioned poem and a PERSONALIZED Mother’s Day rap video performance by the one and only Siyanda (another Imagine Scholar student)

If I were you, I get my mom the personalized rap video :)
Megan + the Imagine Scholar team
3 weeks ago
Kat
Kat SAYS:
Happy April, CR friend!
Reader to Reader is auctioning off some great artwork to raise funds for our many international programs, thanks to our friends at the ART4GOOD Foundation. If you like art, books, or education, stop by and take a look at the 35 beautiful pieces available! http://bit.ly/HjFtMO
You get a beautiful piece of art, and RTR can:
-provide special education programs for children in the Dominican Republic;
-teach women to read in Nigeria;
-keep abandoned children in childhood through reading and improve theater in rural China;
-sponsor Haitian kids to finish school;
-continue to grow our public library in a coffee-farming Costa Rican village;
AND support many other programs that do wonderful work in India, Mexico, Nicaragua, Kosovo, Ghana and other countries.
If art isn’t your thing, you can still support our programs by donating or joining our team. Take a look at my projects to see more of what we do.
All the best, and HAPPY READING,
Kat
1 month ago
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