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For the past 15 years Molly Secours has used her artistic talents to effect social change and public policy regarding inequities in health care, education and criminal justice. She has appeared on numerous local and national radio and television talk shows including CNN's Paul Zahn Now and writes weekly columns for the Huffington Post and Nashville City Paper.
Molly Secours has earned national recognition for her health care documentary “Faces Of TennCare”and her work has been praised by members of the United States Congress as well as Rep. Senator Edward Kennedy and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
In 1998 Ms. Secours was invited to serve as an Advisory Board Member at Fisk University's Race Relations Institute in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2000, she presented an intervention to the United Nations in Santiago, Chile and during the Summer of 2001, Secours attended the United Nations Prep-com in Geneva, Switzerland, and, as a journalist, covered the historic World Conference on Racism in Durban, South Africa (August 2001).
Secours is a contributing writer for several books including Should America Pay? published by Harper Collins (Jan. 2003). Her chapter, entitled "Riding the Reparations Bandwagon," addresses issues of white privilege and reparations for the African Slave Trade.
In 2001, The Scene, Nashville's alternative weekly, identified Secours as one of "Nashville's most influential public Intellectuals" and as a strong presence in the community, Secours has used her skills as a writer and orator to challenge state and local officials to carefully consider the state's position on the death penalty and the racial disparities of the criminal justice system.
In a previous life, Secours worked in theater, film and television and later founded a program called Youth Voice Through Video (Y.V.T.V.) wherein she taught video-making to juvenile offenders. She has written, produced and edited documentary videos related to social justice issues and is working on several documentary film projects for her company, One Woman Show Productions.
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Client List
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
The Kahan Room
Terre Haute, IN
Penn State University
Slep Student Center
Altoona, PA
Race Relations Center of East Tennessee, Inc.
Location TBA
Knoxville, TN
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
University Library Lily Auditorium
Indianapolis, IN
University of Kentucky
Location TBA
Lexington, KY
Paula Zahn NOW
CNN
St. Mary's College
St. Mary's City, MD
University of Illinois
Urbana, IL
Scarritt Bennett Center
Nashville, TN
More Info TBA
Highland Hills, OH
More Info TBA
Menomonie, WI
More Info TBA
Southwest Minnesota State University
Conference Center
Marshall, MN
More Info TBA
Bozeman, MT
100 Black Women of Nashville
Nashville, TN
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro, TN
Tennessee State University
Nashville, TN
Tennessee Corrections Association
Minority Health Care Conference
Knoxville, TN
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Luncheon
Archie Rice Center
NAACP State Wide Conference
Maxwell Hotel
Nashville, TN
Fisk University
Venue TBA
Nashville, TN
Middle Tennessee State University
Venue TBA
Nashville, TN
2005 Dates
Volunteer State Community College
Gallatin, TN
Vanderbilt University
Graduate Program for Social Workers
Nashville, TN
Tennessee State University
Avon Williams Campus
Nashville, TN
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
Rutger's University
Camden, NJ
More Info TBA
Lexington, KY
Spokane Falls Community College
Spokane, WA
White Privilege Conference
Pella, IA
Southeast Civil Rights Association (SECRA) Conference
Fisk University
Nashville, TN
Born Again Church
858 West Trinity Lane
Nashville, TN
(For more info, contact either Mark Williams at 615.244.9005 or Judy Freudenthal of the Oasis Center at 615.327.4455)
Concordia College
Moorhead, MN
Carleton College
Northfield, MN
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro, TN
St. Michael's College
Colchester, VT
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