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Organizations for writers and editors (other lists)
• Organizations for editors, indexers, and other publishing professionals
• Associations of translators and interpreters
• Organizations freelancers may find useful
• Publisher and bookseller organizations and resources
• Job banks and publishing marketplaces
• Thoughtful radio and TV talk shows
• Journals and sites that feature narrative nonfiction and long-form journalism
• Other storytelling venues
• Media pros and other allied professionals (translators, indexers, designers, photographers, artists, illustrators, animators, cartoonists, image professionals, composers)
• Online writers groups, critique groups, and communities (connect with other writers and editors)
• Local and regional writers organizations
• Organizations for screenwriters, playwrights, documentary filmmakers, and critics
• Organizations for corporate, government, and technical communicators
• Organizations for fiction writers
• Journalism organizations
• Organizations and resources for writing niches or specialists (for example, specialists in writing about animals, autos, bowling, children's books,
food, gardens, family history, jazz, résumés, sports, travel, Web writing, and wine)
• Social networking for readers
• Organizations for Biographers, Memoirists,
and Other Life Story Writers
Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
~ Mark Twain
"If you don't know where you are going, you might end up someplace else."
~ Yogi Berra
(fighting for creators' rights, interests, and ethical behavior)
Major organizations for writers and allied creative artists
This list is both subjective and U.S.-oriented. I want the writer or editor new to a rather large world of specialty organizations to know which organizations are the big ones, in size and influence. That doesn't mean they're the ones that will prove most immediately useful for an individual -- but they tend to be large and to have more clout and power than the others, when it comes to something like a fight over copyright, for example, or promoting professional behavior. See also
Other organizations for writers, editors, and others in the creative arts
• American Photographic Artists (an alliance of advertising and media professionals)
• American Society of Journalists & Authors (ASJA), the only professional association focused on independent nonfiction writers
• American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) (the only performing rights organization in the U.S. owned by songwriters, composers, and music publishers)
• American Society of Media Photographers (major trade association for respected photographers)
• Association of Health Care Journalists (AHCJ), strong on getting health care and medical stories right.
• Authors Alliance, Authors Guild warning against (from T.J. Stiles to the San Francisco Writers Grotto) "If any of you earn a living as a writer, or hope to, I strongly urge you not to join the Authors Alliance....As Samuelson stated in Publishers Weekly, the organization is intended to represent the interests of authors who don't write for a living—academics and hobbyists. See my comments ... on the financial interests they represent, and how they are at odds with those of authors who write for a living."
• Authors Coalition of America, LLC (an association of independent authors' organizations representing text writers, songwriters, visual artists, illustrators and photographers -- created in 1994 to repatriate and distribute the creator's share of foreign non-title-specific royalty payments for American works photocopied abroad)
• Authors Guild (the nation's leading advocate for authors' and journalists' interests). As Mary Rasenberger puts it, "Our mission is to support working writers. We advocate for the rights of writers by supporting free speech, fair contracts, and copyright. We create community and we fight for a living wage." The AG provides legal assistance (especially about book contracts), has a legal staff, and has a board of famous writers, which offers some defense against publishers' tendencies to whittle away at writers' rights and share of income on writers' work. See its useful (searchable directory/index of its 9,000 members), in various genres, fiction and nonfiction. Members receive free the Guild's Model Trade Book Contract & Guide, a particularly helpful reference guide explaining desirable clauses (and why) in writers' book contracts. In 2018 AG launched an online discussion group and regional groups that allow members to connect in ways the AG previously didn't offer; the Guild also provides links to important events and meetings and news items about publishing, etc. See member benefits, AG's event archive (video recordings of excellent webinars on such topics as Four Strategies to Gain Early Reviews (and Build Buzz!), Manuscript to Marketplace, Create Engaging School Visits, Estate Planning for Authors, Book Contracts 101. AG offers several levels of membership and is open to traditionally and self-published authors, poets, translators, ghostwriters, illustrators, freelance writers. There's a special category of non-voting members who have a contract on a book but haven't written it yet (who become full members when it is published), for literary agents, for heirs/estates of authors. Plus non-voting student members and "emerging members" (those working on a book).
• Authors League Fund "Writers helping writers since 1917." The Fund "provides emergency assistance to professional writers and dramatists who find themselves in financial need because of medical or health-related problems, temporary loss of income, or other misfortune. Most of the writers helped by the Fund suffer severe health problems but have inadequate or no insurance; some face eviction; many are older writers whose income has ceased through no fault of their own."
• Authors Registry, a clearinghouse or payment agent for organizations wishing to distribute payments to individual U.S.-resident authors.
• Biographers International Organization (BIO), founded in 2010 to represent the everyday interests of practicing biographers.
• Dramatists Guild of America (the professional association of playwrights, composers, lyricists & lybrettists)
• Education Writers Association (EWA) See EWA's Reporter's Toolbox, National Awards for Education Reporting, EWA Radio (engaging interviews with journalists about education and its coverage in the media--what's hot on the Education Beat), Latest Education News, The Educated Reporter (EWA's blog), Higher Education Beat (EWA's blog about post-secondary education), Latino Ed Beat (EWA's blog about issues affecting Latino students in P-12 and post-secondary education), and past newsletter articles.
• Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), defending freedom in the digital world.
• Graphic Artists Guild, a national union of illustrators, designers, production artists and other creatives who come together to pursue common goals, raise industry standards, and improve the ability of visual creators to achieve rewarding careers Here's where you can download Disability Access symbols.
• Hurston/Wright Foundation (a world of black writers--discovering, mentoring, and honoring black writers--named for Zora Neale Hurston and Richard Wright). Check out the excellent gallery of recommended reading.
• International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
• The International Women's Writing Guild (a global powerhouse & digital village for mighty, soulful women writers--a global community of women writers with diverse voices, changing the way the voices and stories of women writers get heard, crafted, and spread around the globe). See, for example, its award The Livingkindness Foundation Prize for Social Justice Writing by a Woman of Color. An interesting grassroots kind of feminism responsive to Third World truths. See also Narrative Medicine: How a Poem Can Save a Life (Heather Summerhayes Cariou)
• Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE), strong on training and on ethics and freedom of the press issues. Must-join for investigative journalists.
• Mystery Writers of America (MWA), organization for mystery and crime writers, professionals allied to crime writing, aspiring crime writers, and folks who just love to read crime fiction. Important awards program. Perks include a list of libraries nationwide and a helpful list of bookstores.
• National Association of Science Writers (NASW, 2,200 science writers and editors and science-writing educators and students whose aim is to improve their craft and encourage conditions that promote good science writing. An active, sometimes contentious listserv (particularly a 2019 discussion of sexual harassment and an ongoing struggle about whether NASW is a journalism organization or a science writing organization, in which PIOs are valuable members). Lots of interesting and informative activities and columns, such as Lynne Lamberg's Advance Copy column (backstories on books by NASW members).
• National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC), an alliance of over 40 national nonprofit organizations, including literary, artistic, religious, educational, professional, labor, and civil liberties groups defending freedom of thought, inquiry, and expression, educating the public about the dangers of censorship, and cultivating a climate of opinion hospitable to First Amendment freedoms.
• The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) a professional organization for visual journalists (7,000 members strong), promoting the creation, practice, training, editing and distribution of visual journalism in all news media, as a valuable public service
•National Writers Union (NWU), part of United Auto Workers Local 1981, AFL-CIO. Easy to join. See Issues We Care About and News. Among accomplishmens:
NWU and Nautilus Settle $60,000 Non-Payment Grievance (Larry Goldbetter, 1-31-18) NWU represented writers in similar suits against Ebony magazine ($80,000+) and Uptown magazine ($20,000+).
• News Guild (formerly The Newspaper Guild). A strong union, a sector of Communications Workers of America, "representing journalists and media professionals in a digital world." See The Guild Reporter and News (about Guild issues, etc.).
• Novelists, Inc, a professional organization for multi-published writers of popular fiction in all genres (whether two novels or 102), with about 500 members
• ****PEN America (poets/playwrights, essayists/editors, novelists), the American branch of a global organization of published authors, aspiring writers, and all who love the written word, with an emphasis on literary writers around the world (fighting for the rights and lives of those living where speech and the press are not free). PEN's mission ("The freedom to write"), as part of the literary and human rights community, is to defend free expression everywhere through such vehicles as the excellent DARE (Daily Alert on Rights and Expression), subscribe to daily links to/highlights of threats to free expression--which keep us up to date on issues and problems better than any other writers organization), ARC (Artists at Risk Connection, Writers at Risk, Research & Resources (invaluable reports and toolkits, such as Online Harassment Field Manual, Forbidden Fees: Government Controls on Social Media in China, Faking News:Fraudulent News and the Fight for Truth, Wrong Answer: How Good Faith Attempts to Address Free Speech and Anti-Semitism on Campus Could Backfire, Defending Free Expression: A Toolkit for Writers and Readers, Trump the Truth: Free Expression in the President's First 100 Days, and more). See also the PEN America archive, PEN's Freedom to Write program, the PEN World Voices Festival, Readers & Writers, the PEN Literary Awards, Prison Writing, and the Prison Writing Awards. Explore the site.
• PEN/New England (PEN-NE). is a branch of PEN American Center, and part of International PEN, the oldest international literary organization and the oldest human rights organization in the world.
• Poets & Writers (PW), absolutely excellent resources for poets and literary writers.
• Romance Writers of America (RWA), advancing the professional interests of career-focused romance writers through networking and advocacy (more than 10,250 members in 145 chapters offer local or special-interest networking and education). This organization KNOWS how to cultivate fans!
• Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. (SFWA), informs, supports, promotes, defends and advocates for its members, helping over 1800 authors, artists, and allied professionals deal effectively with agents, editors, anthologists and producers in non-print media. Distinguished awards program.
• Sisters In Crime, founded by Sara Paretsky and a group of women at the 1986 Bouchercon in Baltimore to combat discrimination against women in the mystery field and promote the professional advancement of women who write mysteries. Has 3600 members in 48 chapters worldwide.
• Society for Technical Communication (STC), whose 14,000 members include technical writers and editors, content developers, documentation specialists, technical illustrators, instructional designers, academics, information architects, usability and human factors professionals, visual designers, Web designers and developers, and translators - anyone whose work makes technical information available to those who need it.
• Society of American Travel Writers (SATW), a highly selective professional association that represents the interests of more than 1300 professional journalists, photographers, and media relations professionals in North America--promoting responsible journalism, high professional standards,the right of freedom to travel, and conservation and preservation of historic sites and natural wonders
• The Society of Authors, serving the interests of professional British writers, 8500 members strong.
• Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), the only organization in the country devoted to furthering the careers of authors and illustrators of children's and young adult books. The kidlit genre has altogether different approaches to publishing, so if this is the field you aspire to, join and participate. Important awards program. SCBWI onferences (New York in the winter, Los Angeles in the summer, for kidlit writers at all levels, and Bologna (Italy) Showcase every other early spring), plus many regional events. Read Esther Hershenhorn's Confessions and Secrets of a Veteran SCBWI Conference Goer (or, Do As I Say, Not As I Did).
• Songwriters Guild of America, formed in 1931 to advance, promote, and benefit the profession of songwriters or their estates through the collection of members' royalties from publishers, the auditing of writer accounts, notification and filing of members' copyright renewal applications, administration of members' publishing rights, and legal and legislative efforts
• Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), important organization of (chiefly staff) journalists.
• Textbook & Academic Authors Association (TAA) keeps its members (authors of text and academic material) informed about their professional interests as authors and educators, protects their copyright and contract rights, and helps improve the working conditions of creators of academic intellectual property.
• Western Writers of America, Inc. (WWA), founded in 1935 to promote the literature of the West, WWA is now an organization of freelance writers of Western fiction and nonfiction who banded together to lift the standards of their products, gain better promotion and publicity, and foster understanding of the mutual problems and efforts of WWA's members
• World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) , one of 16 specialized agencies of the United Nations system of organizations, WIPO being responsible for promoting the protection of intellectual property rights worldwide.
• Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW), where Hollywood is. Check out its guide to new media and its entertaining Hotlist (under Writing Tools), among other site features.
• The Writers' Guild of Great Britain
Organizations for writers, editors, and others in creative arts
(directories with links, by type)
• Agents
• Arts and poetry organization
• Awards, grants, and fellowships
• Biographers, memoirists, personal historians, life story writers, Organizations and sites for
• Copyright and intellectual property discussion groups and listservs on
• Corporate, government, and technical communicators, Organizations for
• Editors, indexers, and other publishing professionals
• Fiction writers and fans, Organizations for
• Freelancers, contractors, telecommuters, Organizations for
• Ghostwriters and collaborators, Organizations for
• Journalism and journalists
• Local and regional U.S. writers organizations
• Major writers organizations (fighting for creators' rights, interests, and ethical behavior)
• Medical, health, and science writers and editors, Organizations for
• Narrative nonfiction and long-form journalism, sites and resources
• Oral historians, Organizations for (McNees site)
• Organizations fighting for First Amendment rights and Four Freedoms
• Organizations focused on intellectual property rights and issues
• Organizations that help artists with disabilities
• Publishers, publishing professionals, and booksellers, Organizations for
• Rights holders (licensing organizations and rights clearinghouses; organizations for clearing rights in visual arts, music and sound, books, scripts, and screenplays)
• Screenwriters, playwrights, documentary filmmakers, and critics
• Specialty and niche writers organizations (groups for writers who specialize in animals, autos, bowling, children's books,food, gardens, family history, jazz, résumés, sports, travel, Web writing, wine--or writing for children, academia, the Web, or public relations)
• Sports journalists and editors, Organizations for
• Translators and interpreters
• Travel writers, Organizations for
• Writers workshops, conferences, and other learning places
More organizations for writers, editors,
and others in the creative arts
(lists with links, by type)
• Biographers, memoirists,and other life story writers
• Corporate, government, and technical communicators
• Freelancers, contractors, telecommuters
• Medical, health, and science writers and editors
• Publishers and booksellers
• Other specialties and niches (groups for writers who specialize in animals, autos, bowling, children's books,food, gardens, family history, jazz, résumés, sports, travel, Web writing, wine, etc.)


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Film team
Donor Community
Praise from the Huffington Post
Education Focus
Rotary Members
Educators & Administrators
Organizations & Parents
Student Ambassadors & Facilitators
James Joyce Award
Ben's Bio
Ben's Chronicle
We are proud to present our growing list of screenings and outreach in high schools, colleges and universities!
2018 screenings
2019 Screenings and Events
Thoughts from my recent journey to the Heidelberg, Germany Screening
Charlene Stern, daughter of Ben Stern
My travel to Heidelberg to screen "Near Normal Man" was an emotional one for me. I never intended to visit Germany. Making flight connections at the Frankfurt airport was more than I ever wanted to do. When the invitation came, I was confronted with a deeply personal decision, all the pain of our family's history versus my driving purpose to get this film to as many young people as possible.
So I went and it reframed my beliefs about Germany of today. The students and the public are 2-3 generations removed from their Nazi ancestors, and with an extraordinary leader, Angela Merkel, who has led Germany's efforts in redeeming themselves, they are facing the truth of their history with humility and humanity. I screened with 2 high school groups and a large, public audience which included students from many different high schools, in the evening. As I stood in front of three audiences that day, I looked out at their faces. I felt the weight on their hearts and apprehension of what I would say in their eyes. My pain met theirs and my heart opened to provide them comfort. We connected deeply and profoundly that day.
One woman stood up after the film and asked if I would forgive her. In reply, I asked if she was a Nazi. In horror, she replied, "No"! I told her I couldn't forgive her and told her why: she hadn't done anything wrong to me. She then said, she wanted to ask forgiveness for her ancestors who murdered my family, my people. Asking for forgiveness is something that can only be done by the person who committed the offense directly to the one who they harmed. No Nazi ever asked my father for forgiveness nor did they ask our family for forgiveness. It isn't possible anymore, as almost all of them are dead now. No one here is guilty, but all of us here are responsible for our future. I told them my worse nightmare is that America, in the next generation, will have to redeem itself from what is happening now in our country.
I did tell them there is a difference between forgiveness and giving up hate. My father gave up hate and that choice set him free.
There is an ongoing focus on Holocaust education in Germany. During 8th grade students visit their first concentration camp. Every year there is a field trip to a camp and in senior year of high school they go to Yad V'Shem in Israel. They know so much more than American students and adults about the Holocaust.
Yes, I personally now know there are good people and a good young people in Germany. They have growing problems of anti-Semitism and racial hatred, not unlike the rise of our domestic terrorists and acts of racial hatred. Germany has a strong viewpoint, born of the worse inheritance I can imagine, that fuels their resolve to heed the my father's message, in order not allow repetition of their past. May we fulfill our responsibility in America to ensure a better future.
— Charlene Stern
So Much To Tell!
Yes, Ben Stern, is 97! And yes his daughter Charlene and he are still working to bring his message of courage, kindness and hope to the world's next generation with Near Normal Man screening events. There's so much good that's happening, here are a number of events happening in the next six weeks!
Vacaville screening on March 3, 2019. 300+ public audience of students and adults at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life.
Screening at Mt Eden High School, March 27-28, 2019. 800 students in 2 days!
Ben is honored at the Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles, on May 2nd, 2019.
May 20th Heidelberg, Germany
Charlene Stern has been invited by a team of German students at Englisches Institut, enrolled in an international, in-depth, BEAM learning experience.
They selected Near Normal Man as their project. I will be leading two screening events of Near Normal Man and conversation, with audiences that include all 10 public and private high schools in Heidelberg and the public. Co-sponsored by Englisches Institut, private high school, and DAI, a German-American Institute.
May 9th at the San Francisco Main Public Library
Film screening and Conversation with Ben Stern and Producer/Director Charlene Stern
Thursday, May 9, 2019, 12:00 pm., 100 Larkin St. San Francisco, 94102 (415) 557-4400.
This screening is part of the Lest We Forget Project Details
May 2nd at Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles
Ben Stern was be honored as part of the Yom Ha Shoah Commemorative Ceremony
In the Simon Wiesenthal Center/Museum of Tolerance, 9786 West Pico Blvd. 10:00am.
After the ceremony, Near Normal Man was screened in the Peltz Theatre at the Museum of Tolerance at 11:15 a.m. followed by conversation with the audience.
All Los Angeles high schools are invited to attend! Museum info
April 29th at Berkeley City College Auditorium
Film screening, Refreshments and Conversation with Ben Stern and Producer/Director Charlene Stern
Monday, April 29, 2019 5:30pm. 2050 Center Street Berkeley, CA.
Free admission and Refreshments!
April 17th at the San Francisco Civic Center Plaza
"Lest We Forget": Ben Stern with Luigi Toscano deep in conversation in German and English.
Opening of LEST WE FORGET, a month long arts and remembrance project. Ceremony at 12:00
Ben Stern was on stage with the artist and two other survivors answering questions as part of the unveiling ceremony. The exhibit includes a portrait of Ben taken by Luigi Toscano, along with 77 other large scale and life affirming portraits of Holocaust survivors. This event is sponsored by 18 organizations, including the City of San Francisco, the Goethe Institute and Consulate General of Israel. Watch this video!
Ben remarks: "I was liberated on May 8, 1945, but I wasn't free until I let go of hatred. It begins with hate speech, that if unchecked, leads to the destruction of democracy and humanity. I know what happens when it's too late."
A Message from Charlene Stern, Daughter, Producer/Director:
"When I conceived this film and was in the midst of production of Near Normal Man, there was no way to see or predict the future of where our country and world would be today. This film is not only about history, it crosses multiple intersections of religion, family, generations, ethnicity and time. It delivers what the next generation desperately needs, to build their resilience and responsibility against injustice against oneself and others. Staying alive and remaining human is the story of my father that creates lasting impact, true knowledge and inspiration. Please spread the word – for Ben Stern at 97, sooner is better than later!"
Clinton Presidential Center | Little Rock, Arkansas
Thursday, October 4. A Program featuring Holocaust Survivor Ben Stern, 6 p.m. Join us at the Clinton Center for a viewing of a powerful 30-minute documentary, Near Normal Man, featuring a first-hand account by Ben Stern. This event is sponsored by the Ben J. Altheimer Charitable Foundation.
Follow-up from the event!
"On October 2-4, 2018, we had an amazing three days in Little Rock, AR, at the President Clinton Foundation/Library.
The library tells a beautiful story of the Clinton family's contributions including Bill as president, and the Clinton Foundation's philanthropy around the world.
There is a sapling Anne Frank Tree from Amsterdam, which is planted and growing at the Clinton Center, and symbolizes enduring hope for humanity. Anne Frank was a young girl who didn't survive the Holocaust; Ben Stern was 18 when the Nazis invaded Poland — he survived.
How powerful it was to have Near Normal Man screened in this setting.
In three sessions, 1300 students – from all over Arkansas, learned about human responsibility in the ongoing struggle for social justice and human rights. Ben Stern spoke of his personal experience, educating and inspiring audiences at all five events. Charlene Stern led a educator experiential workshop.
A filled auditorium public event completed our visit. The responses were overwhelming."
— Charlene
Cal PolyTech University
February 16-17. Change the Status Quo: A Social Justice Conference, at Cal PolyTech University in San Luis Obispo, CA.
Screening: Friday, Feb. 16 at 6pm. Conference: Saturday, Feb. 17, from 8:30-5pm.
The Center for Service in Action is excited to announce the 16th Annual Change the Status Quo: A Social Justice Conference, on Friday, February 16, and Saturday, February 17, 2018. This conference aims to empower students to use the Learn by Doing spirit to challenge social norms, ask critical questions, demand solutions and make lasting social change. Through guest speakers, inspiring workshops, and engaging sessions, students will leave the conference with a new-found sense and understanding of social justice, and how they can take ownership of their role in moving the needle with regard to social change. . MORE
Willow Glen High School
March 6th, 2001 Cottle Ave, San Jose, CA
Congregation Beth Am
April 7, at 3:00pm, 26790 Arastradero Road, Los Altos Hills, CA
Loyola University School of Law Chicago Illinois
April 10 Freedom of Speech and Hate Speech.
Film screening and panel discussion. Facilitated by Professor Zelda Harris, Ben and Charlene were joined on the panel by Professor Juan Pera and Professor Alex Tsesis, both constitutional law experts.
Loyola University Downtown, Chicago Illinois
April 11 Film screening and panel discussion.
Facilitated by Professor Zelda Harris, Ben and Charlene were joined on the panel by Professor Juan Pera and Professor Alex Tsesis, both constitutional law experts.
LOYOLA PRAISE: "We are so very grateful to you and Ben for coming to Loyola! I have been at Loyola for more than thirty years and I can honestly say that it was the most important, moving, and powerful program we have ever had. Your opening remarks were beautiful and so inspiring. And of course Ben is just amazing in every way! I know our students and our entire audience found the experience to be transformative."
Michael J. Kaufman
Dean and Professor of Law,
U.C. Berkeley
January 25, at 7:10p.m. at BAMPFA, 2155 Center Street, Berkeley, CA. Tickets for 'Not Here, Not Now' – An Unfinished Conversation" featuring the film screening of Near Normal Man and Q&A conversation with Ben Stern, Survivor and Social Justice Activist and Ira Glasser, Former Executive Director of the ACLU; with panel members, Charlene Stern, Producer/Director of Near Normal Man ; Manu Meel, Berkeley student and founder of Bridge USA; moderated by Edward Wasserman, Professor of Journalism and Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at Berkeley.
Foothill College
January 18, at 10-11:30 a.m. Lecture & Film with Holocaust Survivor Ben Stern at the Hearthside Lounge (Room 2313), 12345 El Monte Road, Lost Altos, CA. Free to public. We'll watch the Holocaust documentary Near Normal Man, followed by a conversation and Q&A with Ben Stern, survivor of nine concentration camps and two death marches.
Alameda High School
November 14, 2017, Alameda, CA
Watch a clip from this event
CEMEX Auditorium Can we Talk About Charlottesville…?.
Monday, October, 16, 2017 8:00 PM
CEMEX Auditorium (655 Knight Way, Stanford, CA 94305).
Remind.com
September 6, 2017, Remind.com corporate screening, SF, CA.
The Joshman Family Jewish CC
Tuesday, October, 3, 2017 8:00 PM
Screening & Conversation with Holocaust survivor Ben Stern & producer/director Charlene Stern
at Schultz Cultural Arts Hall, Joshman Family Jewish Community Center in Palo Alto.
Temple Beth Shalom in Modesto, June 25th, 2017
Grace Cathedral, Not Here Not Now! May 21, 2017
Film Festivals 2017
4th Annual Summer Shorts
July 12, 2017, Colonial Theatre, Chester County, PA.
NNM wins BEST documentary at The San Diego Jewish Film Festival
Near Normal Man premiered at the festival on February 13, 2017.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is set to become the 1st football billionair as he joins sportsmen such as; golf star Tiger Woods and boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr to have earned $1bn during his career.
The Old Lady announced a massive pay cut to help them during a period with loss of revenue, but it won't affect the Portuguese superstar too much.
Thanks to the brand that is CR7, he exclusively earned about €100m only in 2019, but in his career, he is expected to reach the $1bn club in 2019-20, even with the three-month pay cut at the Bianconeri.
Only Barcelona star Lionel Messi earned more than Ronaldo last season, but the fact that the 35-year-old has almost played 18 seasons of professional football helps him become the first-ever footballer to reach $1bn during his career.
Business Insider also reports that Roger Federer will become the first billionaire in tennis this year.
Only golf and boxing champions have reached numbers that level of the active players, whilst basketball legend Michael Jordan is the third member currently in the club
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Venture out of the city with trips to Werribee Open Range Zoo (in Werribee), The Great Ocean Road (in Torquay) and Koala Conservation Centre (in Cowes). Dedicate the 26th (Fri) to wine at some of the top wineries in the area. There's much more to do: admire the natural beauty at Melbourne Zoo, examine the collection at Melbourne Museum, take a memorable tour with Tours, and contemplate the long history of Old Melbourne Gaol.
For reviews, where to stay, maps, and other tourist information, read our Melbourne day trip planner .
If you are flying in from India, the closest major airport is Melbourne International Airport. April in Melbourne sees daily highs of 23°C and lows of 11°C at night. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 26th (Fri) early enough to travel back home.


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The reason for my trip was for the biannual board meeting for the professional fraternity, Alpha Rho Chi, I am a member of and volunteer for. We rotate around the country for our meetings and this time went to Dallas where another one of our members lives. Dallas is far from my first choice of places to visit, but we don't particularly choose our meeting locations for sightseeing, since it's about business first and foremost, and most of the time is spent in a hotel room, making plans, reviewing policies and discussing goals. There was a high school music conference going on at the same time in our hotel and mid-day on Saturday we heard something in the atrium that made us pause our business and go investigate. On the third floor balcony, surrounding the interior of the hotel by 360 degrees, the student choir was singing hymns, their conductor on the ground floor, their voices echoing through the 12 stories, a perfect acoustical design, while guests came out of their rooms on all levels, memorized by their harmonies.
We finished out work in the early evening on Saturday, and heading downtown from Richardson, where we were staying, to see a bit of the cultural district in the West End. At Pioneer Plaza, my friend and fellow board member, Hao, graciously agreed to model some of Todd's bow ties, so we had a mini photo shoot among the native grasses in the garden where great Yucca stabbed me in the legs and bronze Longhorn Cattle statues looked on. From there we wandered to the John F Kennedy Memorial - a monument that from a distance looks like a giant Lego block. Designed by architect Philip Johnson, it is described as "an open tomb, that symbolizes the freedom of John F. Kennedy's spirit." The closer I got to it, the more powerful the feeling it invoked. Inside, you are all at once surrounded and unbound, tethered to earth by the monumental concrete and connected to the heavens as you look skyward.
We admired the rest of the historic architecture of the area, including the Dallas County Tax Office and County Records Building and walked to the Grassy Knoll, the spot by Dealey Plaza where Kennedy was assassinated; a white "X" on Elm Street marks the spot.
After a dinner of homemade tacos and playing with a yellow lab named Marley, four of us headed to the Uptown district to go out (not just stay out) AFTER my bedtime to go dancing at the Round-Up Saloon. If you have never been to a country and western bar and dance hall, you need to stop what you are doing and find yourself one. I have never seen men dance so well in my life and I left determined to learn out to at least line dance and maybe two step a bit more. At some point in the last decade I lost a bit of self consciousness and stopped caring what others may or may not think about me and decided to dance because it makes me happy, talent be damned.
I'm not sure when or if I will go to Dallas again in the future, but I'm glad I got to see a few things while I was there. My next Texas trip is in less than 2 months, this time back to Houston. Onward!
I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Allegheny County, Western Pennsylvania. Point Breeze, East End. Allegheny Plateau. Not quite East Coast, not quite Mid West. We practically have our own language and to this day my brother and I can have an entire conversation in Pittsburgh-related references to old mayors and WDVE morning show bits and city neighborhoods and places and memories that no one around us can understand if they too weren't born and raised there. I left the city because while I loved it with all my heart I was afraid that if I didn't leave right away that I never would and I wanted to see something different, even if that was another working class town just a single state away.
I loved that I could live in a city but at the same time could walk down the street and be in the woods of the 500 acre Frick Park - nature more easily accessed than most of my suburban friends. All of high school was spent running in the parks where my dad would quiz me on the different types of oak trees and the difference between a Red Tailed and Red Shouldered hawk. When I was old enough to drive, I'd spend late nights driving across the bridges just to see where I would end up and watch the lights of the city fade and then come back into view in my mirrors. I'd drive up to Mt Washington where you could see all three rivers come together at the Point, the rest of the city spreading backwards from the axis. Instead of hanging out at bars, I stayed at the 61C coffee shop until it closed at 11pm writing and watching the world go by over cups of regular with cream and sugar and a piece of biscotti.
After I left the city, it became my favorite place to fly into because of all the green opening up under the wings of the plane - the hills and valleys making so much land undevelopable (tho we try anyway and have streets of only steps to prove it). It's one of the grayest places in the country, but there's something comforting to me in that grey and it makes the sunny days all the more cherished because of their rarity. When you refer to the Strip in Pittsburgh, it has nothing to do with naked girls and is all about the neighborhood along the Allegheny River where the barges used to empty their food related goods to be sold. The only place I know of where they have a cheesemonger and traditional Greek and Italian and Mexican and Chinese along with Prestogeorge's coffee and tea and all the Steelers, Penguins and Pirates merchandise you can want.
I love that each neighborhood has a story and I have something new to learn every time I come home. I love that no matter where I've been or where I go, it will always feel like home. It has been imprinted on my soul, and I like to think that I've left little pieces of mine scattered around the city, like stardust or breadcrumbs, waiting for me to run back into one day, or for someone else to pick up along the way, and when they get that feeling of "just right" they will know that they have connected with that place on a deeper level, that they have met another soul there without ever even knowing who it was.
In December Todd and I went to New York City for the combined 4th time since August to hang out with friends and see the famous Christmas displays. I've always wanted to visit New York at Christmas and when a bunch of our friends decided to descend on the city in December, it was the perfect opportunity to combine events. New York at Christmas is intense. I assumed that it would be, but until you're actually there it doesn't actually hit you that you are one of thousands of additional tourists all there to see the same things.
Travel round-up time!! Unless this is your very first visit to my blog, or you've been living under a rock, it comes as no surprise that I'm reflecting on my travels for this past year. I like to look back and see where I've been before I think about where I will be going. The first half of my year was actually spent more at home here in Maryland than out and about, which was a nice, albeit strange (for me) change. So here's a month-by-month review of some of my adventures of 2018.
Somehow, despite living 3.5 hours from New York City for 11 years, it took until this year to actually take the bus trip up there for a visit.


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Katana Zero Review
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Taking more than a few cues from Hotline Miami, Katana Zero is a blisteringly fast slash-em-up with action that's an absolute adrenaline rush. Which is appropriate because it's largely about a neo-noir-inspired samurai who sticks a bunch of needles in his body.
It wears its inspirations on the sleeves of its kimono, but Katana Zero refines the tried and true one-hit-kill formula in a manner that makes it feels fresh, exciting, and innovative in surprising ways.
Katana Zero puts you in control of a nameless samurai assassin with the power to manipulate time and see into the future. In an extremely clever and fun framing of the action, every level is contextualized as being the planning of an assassination. So, instead of your character dying, you're told "No… That won't work," as your precognition rewinds to the start (complete with old-timey VCR effect), giving you a chance to find a solution that doesn't end in your death. Every level even ends with a security camera recording of what "actually" happened, which serves not only as a way to see your moment of triumph played back, but also to subvert expectations in interesting ways later on.
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Fox News Rehabs Romney's Middle East Blunder
Fox News is apparently willing to time travel in order to make Mitt Romney's widely-blasted statements on the Middle East look more presidential and reasonable.
As Media Matters reports,
Fox News is falsely reporting that Mitt Romney's statement last night criticizing President Obama over attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions in the Middle East was released before it was known that Americans had been killed in those attacks. In so doing, Fox is attempting to excuse that campaign's actions, which have been widely criticized, including by Republican foreign policy experts. In fact, Romney's statement itself referenced the death of an American consulate worker in Libya.
The following video, also courtesy of Media Matters, shows how far Fox News host Jon Scott is willing to bend over to justify Romney's comments.
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Bemused commented 2012-09-13 12:56:42 -0400 · Flag
@d d; I wonder if he wouldn't do better if he did more of his own thinking. All those screeching voices would scramble anybody's brains.
I, too, watched today's F&F for a couple of hours. The first hour started rather well, with Negroponte who remained un-committed despite the heavily leading questions that the trio were reading off from their notes. He wanted more facts before saying more). The next four guests were unanimous in bashing President Obama's measured reaction. All four were in favour of immediate lynch-mob action against just about anybody all over the place (ratttatttatttat!) The second hour morphed into a mad rush towards blathering, bloviating insanity and I gave up.
I doubt that Ambassador Stevens would have approved such gorilla alpha male reactions. He was a true diplomat and he was doing everything he could to help the Libyan people nurture their infant democracy.
The war drums they are a-beating and FNC has the biggest drums of all.
I noticed the official spin from Fox and the right is the evil liberal media is at fault for questioning poor wittle Mitt. But according to factcheck.org it's not the media.
http://factcheck.org/2012/09/romney-gets-it-backward/
d d commented 2012-09-13 10:07:30 -0400 · Flag
With regards to having Romney's back and beating up on Obama over the Embassy incidents, all I can say is that Romney is damn lucky he's got FOX "news" in his corner (especially after all the flak he caught yesterday from those in his own GOP party). No worries, Mittens, F&F is on it the case for you this morning.
OMG, today's show was full of spin, bias and over-the-top rhetoric (even more so than usual). From bashing the "mainstream" media outlets for all wanting to ask Romney the obvious question yesterday (sorry but it's completely laughable to hear the talking heads at FOX "news" denouncing other media outlets for coordinating the message/questions – talk about pot, kettle, black!) to the uber Obama haters such as Alan West, Malkin and Coulter, F&F was all over it.
Thanks truman. I wonder how many actually served after their two-year stint as missionaries.
While he was a student at Stanford in 1966, Mitt did participate in demonstrations in favor of the Vietnam War draft…(With pictures)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2083002/Mitt-Romney-19-demonstrated-favour-Vietnam-War-draft.html
@bemused. Mormons per se were not exempt from the draft during Vietnam. Only Mormons serving on a mission were eligible to receive a draft deferment. MagicUnderwear Mitt applied for and received a missionary deferment for his years in France. There was a lot of controversy during that time about excessive number of missionary deferments that Mormons received.
What makes MagicUnderwear Mitt such a hypocrite was his professed support for the Vietnam War while doing everything to avoid military service.
Thought-provoking: A deliberately blasphemous video called "The Innocence of Muslims" was posted on Youtube to coincide with a planned terrorist attack. That could happen only if one of the two sides knew about the other side's intentions.
The drums of war they are a-beating on Studio B. Even Juan Williams has had more backbone than Shep lately. I'm deeply disappointed 'cause Shep's so cute (albeit just a tad too thin).
Watching a rerun of Studio B and my respect for Shepherd Smith is taking a beating.
That's because of the total disconnect between the facts and the comments: Shepherd is reporting the former as a journalist should but then (has to) morph to interpretations that clearly stem from another source.
Media matters as quoted by Ellen:
"… was released before it was known that Americans had been killed in those attacks."
Riiiiiight. I get it: non-american deaths don't matter.
And these are the same people who want to be loved by others and who are wont to whine that this is not the case.
I've lived abroad for almost 50 years now and can affirm that the rabid, roaring, ranting sub-species is usually recognised as an aberration, at best a curiosity that should be viewable in a controlled environment (e.g. a zoo).
@truman
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't Mormons exempted from the draft on religious grounds?
If that was the case, how can the chest-beating and roaring RWingers even think of electing a Mormon?
On a more trivial note: While watching his acceptance speech I captured a mental image that I simply can't wipe off my screen: he's staring at the camera as he waits for the applause to kick in and my immediate reaction was "he can't even do a scared deer properly". Unfelt apologies to the trolls.
mlp ! commented 2012-09-12 23:00:47 -0400 · Flag
I heard someone on some progressive radio show say that he believed that Mitt Romney was a social psychopath that was incapable of functioning normally in society. I initially thought that to be a harsh diagnosis, but the more I see of this guy, the more I have to suspect that something is just not right with him. His money has allowed him to hide his problems to this point, but now there are just too many mistakes and outright lies for anyone to take him as a serious candidate. He makes GWB look like an empath.
Remember all of the unforced errors that MagicUnderwear MItt made on his foreign nation vacation this year? Let's face it. MagicUnderwear Mitt can't order takeout from a Chinese restaurant without starting an international incident.
While he likes to play a tough guy warmonger, MagicUnderwear Mitt sat out the Vietnam War. While young men and women his age were fighting and dying, MagicUnderwear MItt was practicing his French language skills in Paris. None of his five sons have ever served even one day in the military.
A President MagicUnderwear (perish the thought) would almost certainly start a war with Iran in order to prove his manhood.
Zippety-doo-da, Zippety doo-dee, my oh my, what a wonderful day … (clicks heels, taps a few taps).
I know it's unladylike, but I just can't help myself. Doors has the right word: a meltdown in the making as the foxies scramble furiously for relevance. (Oh dear, I've pulled a patel).
Ron Paul must be doing some very serious thinking, right now.
Is it any wonder why we've been witnessing the meltdown with conservative commentators in the past week? Eventually you would think they would just say I gave up trying to defend this idiot.


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Raven has her dad's big attitude in a little package. She tends to think she is the boss around here, and has a rascally behavior about her that's quite entertaining (most of the time). She is quite involved in our daily routine, and doesn't miss anything. With a humorous smirk on her face at all times, she is very busy playing, chasing lizards and swimming. She is a confident girl, dynamic and full of life. She loves everyone she meets and is very amusing. We look forward to some quality, healthy, confident babies out of her in the future.
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Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
By: Justin Lynch November 15, 2018
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt about which cyber priorities may not be funded. (Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
In the past six months, the Department of Homeland Security has stood up a new cyber risk center. The Trump administration has announced it will undertake more offensive cyber operations. And the Pentagon has promised to deter foreign hackers in cyberspace.
But significantly expanding the government's cyber efforts will require additional dollars from Capitol Hill appropriators. And following this month's midterm elections, Congressional aides are skeptical the near-term budget outlook will drastically change after Democrats take control of the House and Republicans lead the Senate. Instead, they expect another continuing resolution in the coming years. Such an agreement would limit new funds for a growing number of cyber initiatives.
In hearings this week, some of the federal government's cyber leaders said they need additional dollars in the next year. Offering a window of hope, both Democratic and Republican aides told Fifth Domain that cybersecurity is one of the few issues that has bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.
The Department of Homeland Security "must have the internal capacity to fulfill its missions," Rep. Jim Langevin, D-R.I., told Fifth Domain in a statement. "I will advocate for robust funding for the new cybersecurity agency Congress finally authorized on Tuesday that is commensurate with its important responsibilities and ensures that DHS is able to provide timely assistance in response to requests."
When asked by lawmakers Nov. 14 if the Department of Homeland Security needed new funding, Jeanette Manfra, one of Homeland Security's senior cyber leaders, was blunt.
'We can do more with more," she told Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-La., during a joint hearing.
Richmond asked whether it was fair that the Pentagon received $8 billion for its cyber budget while Homeland Security received $1 billion. The Pentagon has a broad portfolio, responded Kenneth Rapuano, the agency's assistant secretary for homeland defense and global security.
"The great majority of that funding goes to development of weapons systems with cyber resilience and cybersecurity capabilities to the services," Rapuano said. He added that the defense information system and the chief information officer also account for large shares of the Pentagon's budget.
Pentagon weapons are also dangerously vulnerable to cyberattack, and defense leaders are expected to invest in protecting new purchases.
The Pentagon has discussed "the equivalent of a cyber Stafford act," which would provide emergency assistance in the event of a cyberattack, Lt. Gen. Bradford Shwedo, a director of C4 capabilities at the Defense Department told lawmakers. The Stafford Act gives the federal government additional powers and resources in the event of a natural disaster.
Funding will not be the only cyber priority in the house. Aides for Democratic lawmakers told Fifth Domain they expect greater oversight over corporations regarding false or misleading statements over cybersecurity. One House aide expressed frustration that voting machine and IoT companies have not been held accountable for dubious claims regarding the cybersecurity protections embedded in their products.
About Justin Lynch
Justin Lynch is the Associate Editor at Fifth Domain. He has written for the New Yorker, the Associated Press, Foreign Policy, the Atlantic, and others. Follow him on Twitter @just1nlynch.
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WWAMI:
We celebrate the WWAMI program, which turned 40 in 2011.
WWAMI is an innovative, responsive program, one whose core objective has held steady: to train primary-care physicians and other healthcare personnel from and for a five-state region — Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. Especially in areas with too few physicians.
Throughout the fall issue, we continue to celebrate the program's 40th anniversary by looking at the big picture: what WWAMI is doing for our communities and our world. Activities such as training and encouraging medical students. Fostering community-based research. And changing healthcare here — and in Africa! We also interviewed several community leaders in WWAMI to get their take on the program. Enjoy!
RESEARCHING BETTER CARE IN YAKIMA
When it comes to community-based medical research, Jeff Kaplan, M.D., knows exactly what he wants.
"What I'm interested in is not a research initiative in which a researcher comes into a community, completes the research and then leaves and the project falls apart," he says. "But, rather, building sustainable models that lead to better patient care. Otherwise, the research is not helpful."
Kaplan is a family physician at Family Medicine of Yakima and the medical director for Memorial Physicians, a primarily Yakima-based group that includes more than 70 doctors who practice a wide range of specialties in six clinics. He's been working with Laura-Mae Baldwin, M.D., MPH '86, Res. '86, director of the WWAMI Region Practice and Research Network, part of the Institute of Translational Health Sciences.
Why is Kaplan interested in research? "There are a lot of things our system wants to do," says Kaplan. Healthcare in the U.S. doesn't work well right now, he says. It's fragmented, inefficient and costly. Instead, he and his colleagues want to try a different model: the accountable care organization. Accountable care doesn't measure only units of service, as traditional healthcare models do. Instead, he says, accountable care is a collaborative model that measures the quality and efficiency of medical services — and how patients respond to their care.
Tracking patient outcomes, of course, means gathering data to prove whether a treatment is effective – in a word, research. What's different about this kind of research is that it's not primarily based at a college or university. Instead, it's conducted within a community.
Kaplan, Baldwin, Beverly Green, M.D., MPH '85, of the Group Health Research Institute, and several other practitioners are applying for a grant to research a web-based blood pressure treatment model for populations normally resistant to treatment. If funded, the grant will help the researchers translate the protocol, tested at Group Health in Seattle, to community-based medical programs. Data will be collected and assessed by multiple clinics in Yakima, Seattle, and Pocatello, Idaho.
If the project is successful — as it was at Group Health — patients' lives will be improved. And Kaplan will know he's on the right track.
"People are hungering to improve care," Kaplan says, and community-based research is a tool that can facilitate that improvement. "I'm excited about building these types of relationships."
Jeff Kaplan, M.D., is helping lead community-based medical research in the Yakima area — all in pursuit of better care for patients.
"We're in a generation in which people are likely to outlive their children," says Karina L. Walters, Ph.D. She's talking about the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma — her tribe.
Walters, the director of the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute at the University of Washington and a collaborator with the UW's Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS), is concerned; 70 percent of her people are obese or seriously overweight.
Think of the Trail of Tears, walked by the Choctaw. "Our ancestors did not die for us to be eating ourselves to death," she says. In fact, the ancestors — in the form of "original instructions" — may provide the key to fighting today's obesity epidemic.
Original instructions are, essentially, a tribe's traditional customs and protocols. Walters says they are a powerful tool in working with tribes on health and wellness. "Part of our task is to bring Western tools to the table and combine that with the tribe's knowledge to come up with a prevention program or an intervention," she says.
That's why she's having the Choctaw re-walk the Trail of Tears to fight obesity.
Tribal leaders, she says, had come to her for a consultation on rising obesity. They had spent millions on health centers and clinics, and it wasn't helping. Instead of telling people what not to do, thought Walters, what if we motivate the community to act?
To that end, she and the tribe have designed a pilot program, one slated to begin in 2012. Participants will re-map the Trail of Tears. They will also consider some thoughtful questions about health and wellness: what did the ancestors do so they could survive? What are the original instructions with regard to their relationship with medicine? What did the ancestors hope for their health?
In addition to connecting people to the past, Walters plans to connect them to the future. For instance, youth ambassadors will document the walk with video and social media, and they'll help researchers and elders come up with a new vision for fighting obesity for the next seven generations.
It's this type of creative problem-solving that Walters and her colleagues will bring to their work with the ITHS's Tribal Community Outreach & Research Translation Core.
"I think it'll make both our groups incredibly stronger," says Walters.
WWAMI Notables
Wendy P. Curran
Senior Director, Planning and Program Development, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming, Cheyenne, Wyoming
"Being a doctor and having to go it on your own in a rural community is difficult. Rural physicians put in a lot of time. And being on call and being so remote causes even more stress and strain. When practicing physicians in rural areas become involved in WWAMI's educational process, they get inspired again. Training someone reinvigorates them. It reminds them of why they chose to practice in a rural area."
"The WWAMI success story and success model sells itself."
Alan Kahn
Trustee, DII Asbestos PI Trust, Bozeman, Montana
"The education and return of Montana students — that's an obvious benefit of WWAMI. What's often overlooked is the specialty care available to Montana residents. For instance, a friend had a terrible accident; his feet were badly cut by a pasture mower, and he was airlifted to Harborview. We didn't know if he'd walk again, but they were able to provide expert care in multiple disciplines. He couldn't have gotten that variety in expertise here. After several surgeries in Seattle, he's fully recovered."
"I'm grateful that we have WWAMI. I'm grateful Montana's a part of it."
Marc Langland
President, CEO and Chairman of the Board, Northrim BanCorp, Inc., Anchorage, Alaska
"My physician was one of the first WWAMI graduates; he grew up here, and he's a good example of how it works. Most of our doctors used to be ex-military, or they'd worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and moved into private practice. Now we have more people from Alaska — and the other WWAMI states — who decide to practice here. If it weren't for WWAMI, we'd be struggling to recruit doctors."
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"We couldn't afford a medical school in Alaska by any stretch of the imagination."
Robert Lundeen
Retired Chairman of the Board, Dow Chemical Company, Deer Harbor, Washington
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The Road to Browning, Montana
A group of first-year Montana WWAMI students and faculty visit the Blackfeet reservation
As we drove into the small town of Browning, Mont., on the Blackfeet Reservation, the sun faded behind the snowy peaks of Glacier National Park. The bitter west wind pressed into our cars, threatening to blow us from the road. Though only five hours from our home in Bozeman, the piercing cold told us that we were someplace very different.
That evening, it became apparent that Browning's weather was not the only difference we would encounter. We first met with Neil Sun Rhodes, M.D., a family practice doctor with the Indian Health Service (IHS). He shared his experiences — providing care with few resources — emphasizing its challenges as well as its opportunities.
For example, there are no cardiologists on the reservation. So, each month, a cardiologist makes a four-hour round-trip journey from Great Falls, Mont., to see patients in Browning. This scarcity of medical resources reemphasizes the importance of primary care in diagnosing and reducing cardiovascular risk.
Dr. Sun Rhodes says that the primary-care physicians in Browning have risen to challenges like these, providing excellent care despite limited resources. Fortunately, the Blackfeet Reservation's location, adjacent to a famed national park, attracts many outdoorsy IHS physicians who tend to stay longer than those who work on more isolated reservations.
The next morning, we went out into the community. In the month prior to the trip, we had coordinated massive clothing and children's book drives in the Bozeman community. Using drop-boxes at prominent local retailers and community centers, we collected enough donations to fill three trucks, three SUVs and a trailer. In Browning, we delivered the books to school libraries and the clothes to a distribution center.
Then we split up and went to the elementary, middle and high schools to talk about health professions. We also gave lessons in anatomy and physiology using cadaver lungs and hearts. The opportunity to meet such excited and engaged students was the highlight of the trip for many of us.
For lunch, we used food donations from Bozeman to prepare a large batch of chili, salad and bread for Browning's homeless. Community members took shelter from the cold in the basement of the De La Salle Church, enjoying a hot meal, receiving flu shots administered by local nurses, and choosing from a collection of donated coats.
In the afternoon, we met with another doctor, Mary DesRosier, M.D. One of the principal organizers of our service-learning trip, Dr. DesRosier grew up in Browning and has been a family physician there for several decades.
In the afternoon, she took us to the Browning Community Hospital and showed us around its 28-bed facilities. Amazingly, its ER receives nearly 30,000 annual visits and is covered by several ER and family physicians. Dr. DesRosier described family physicians who not only did ob/gyn and emergency care, but also received training to perform C-sections and appendectomies. It was an excellent example of doctors who use the full scope of their skills and practice.
In the evening, we met with a tribal elder who discussed Blackfeet culture and life in Browning. As he spoke, we reflected on how lucky we were to be welcomed into this community, learn about its people, and have the opportunity to give something back. The next day, as we drove back to the warmer temperatures of Bozeman, our memories of Browning reminded us of what a privilege it is to be a physician-in-training.
When we visited with schoolchildren in Browning (part of the Blackfeet Reservation), we brought props to interest the kids in anatomy. Michael Barton (top) used a classic plastic skeleton. Raima Amin and Justin Shinn (bottom) used a circulatory-system chart. For us, interacting with the kids was the best part of our trip to the reservation.
A Letter From Dr. Abid
I read with great interest the article on WWAMI in the most recent edition of UW Medicine. A flood of old memories came back to me. I graduated from the psychiatry residency training program in 1981. I was interested in cross-cultural psychiatry and applied to the WWAMI program thinking I would be going to blue Hawaii to study the Native culture there. Imagine my surprise when they told me I'd be spending six months in Alaska!
As it turned out, it was the experience of a lifetime. I was extremely fortunate to work on the forensic unit at Alaska State Psychiatric Hospital, at the Native Indian Health Service, and at the local hospital in Anchorage: three very different and unique patient care experiences that have served me well over my career.
The icing on the cake was being the general medical officer/physician resident for the Pribilof Islands for two weeks. They were a bit amused when I told them my specialty, psychiatry! But as I found out, they had plenty of mental health issues to keep me busy — as well as seal bites, hypertension, diabetes and the like. I remember well the beautiful people that worked in the clinic on the Pribilofs. They enjoyed watching me try muktuk ( whale fat) for the very first and last time!! The artwork was fabulous. I treasure the Native baskets made in Alaska. The staff knew I was homesick at times, and they helped me contact my fiancée in the lower 48 on the only satellite phone on the island!
I saw the famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race end in Nome, and I have a photo I treasure of a visit from a local moose parked in my driveway on the University of Alaska campus.
As one of the first DOs to complete a residency at the UW, I am very grateful for all that I learned at the UW, the experience of living in Seattle, the lifelong friends I made, and the long-term impact that single decision had on my career. While I was a resident, computers barely existed, and Microsoft was just a start-up. How did I miss that one?!
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