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SUMMARY:GHC’s Diversity Lecture Series Presents: A Conversation with Dr. Doreen Harden-Cato
DESCRIPTION:Join Grays Harbor College on Zoom on Thursday\, February 24 at 1:00 pm for the Diversity Lecture Series. This month's lecture will feature a conversation with Dr. Doreen Harden-Cato\, a world-renowned educator\, advocate\, and leader. \n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Harden-Cato will share her life experiences that include growing up during the Jim Crow era\, being trapped during the 1967 Detroit Riots\, and marching with Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr.\, as well as her life and work as the founder and executive director of Grays Harbor Youth Works. \n\n\n\nThe Diversity Lecture Series is funded through a grant from TwinStar Credit Union. Members of the community are welcome and admission is free. Register for the event online at ghc.edu/cato. \n\n \n\n\n\nAbout Dr. Harden-Cato \n\nDr. Harden-Cato has 45 years of experience in the fields of education\, nonprofit management\, fundraising\, and organizational and community development. She received her Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Seattle University and also holds an honorary Ph.D. in Humanities from Saybrook University. Dr. Harden-Cato has been recognized locally and internationally for her advocacy in education and housing\, as well as her work with children\, women\, and poverty-stricken families in Detroit\, Seattle\, Kenya and Ethiopia. \n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Harden-Cato has an extensive background in the field of education\, having served as a K-12 educator in Inkster and Detroit and as the Executive Director and Principal of First Place\, a free private school for homeless and low-income families. She also helped to establish an Early Learning Center in Meliyu\, Ethiopia. \n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Harden-Cato has been a faculty member at the Leadership Institute of Seattle and an adjunct professor at Antioch University Seattle\, City University\, and Western Washington University. She was appointed to State and County commissions by three Governors and King County executives and served on the King County Housing Authority Board of Commissioners\, the Seattle League of Women Voters\, and the Grays Harbor League of Women Voters. \n\n \n\n\n\nDuring her retirement\, Dr. Harden-Cato relocated to Grays Harbor County where she founded Grays Harbor Youth Works\, a nonprofit and internship program for high school students in Grays Harbor County. She was later elected to the North Beach School District Board of Directors and served for three years. In 2019\, Dr. Harden-Cato retired from Grays Harbor Youth Works. \n\n \n\n\n\nWhile Dr. Harden-Cato has achieved numerous accolades throughout her career\, she believes that her greatest accomplishments are her children\, Barron and Christina\, and her grandchildren\, Mya and Benjamin.
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Join Grays Harbor College on Zoom on Thursday\, February 24 at 1:00 pm for the Diversity Lecture Series. This month&rsquo\;s lecture will feature a conversation with Dr. Doreen Harden-Cato\, a world-renowned educator\, advocate\, and leader. \; \;
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Dr. Harden-Cato will share her life experiences that include growing up during the Jim Crow era\, being trapped during the 1967 Detroit Riots\, and marching with Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr.\, as well as her life and work as the founder and executive director of Grays Harbor Youth Works. \; \;
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The Diversity Lecture Series is funded through a grant from TwinStar Credit Union. Members of the community are welcome and admission is free. Register for the event online at ghc.edu/cato. \; \;
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About Dr. Harden-Cato \;
\nDr. Harden-Cato has 45 years of experience in the fields of education\, nonprofit management\, fundraising\, and organizational and community development. She received her Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Seattle University and also holds an honorary Ph.D. in Humanities from Saybrook University. Dr. Harden-Cato has been recognized locally and internationally for her advocacy in education and housing\, as well as her work with children\, women\, and poverty-stricken families in Detroit\, Seattle\, Kenya and Ethiopia. \; \;
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Dr. Harden-Cato has an extensive background in the field of education\, having served as a K-12 educator in Inkster and Detroit and as the Executive Director and Principal of First Place\, a free private school for homeless and low-income families. She also helped to establish an Early Learning Center in Meliyu\, Ethiopia. \; \;
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Dr. Harden-Cato has been a faculty member at the Leadership Institute of Seattle and an adjunct professor at Antioch University Seattle\, City University\, and Western Washington University. \; She was appointed to State and County commissions by three Governors and King County executives and served on the King County Housing Authority Board of Commissioners\, the Seattle League of Women Voters\, and the Grays Harbor League of Women Voters. \; \;
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During her retirement\, Dr. Harden-Cato relocated to Grays Harbor County where she founded Grays Harbor Youth Works\, a nonprofit and internship program for high school students in Grays Harbor County. She was later elected to the North Beach School District Board of Directors and served for three years. In 2019\, Dr. Harden-Cato retired from Grays Harbor Youth Works. \; \;
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While Dr. Harden-Cato has achieved numerous accolades throughout her career\, she believes that her greatest accomplishments are her children\, Barron and Christina\, and her grandchildren\, Mya and Benjamin. \; \;
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