VOICES Lecture Series

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Fond memories of VOICES Finale with Stephanie Land. Thank you to Debra Pellati-KeyBank, Lyceum Agency, fans and family. Great 30 years.

Honored to be featured in the Portland Tribune, interviewed by Jason Vondersmith. VOICES is grateful for 30 years of being part of the art and entertainment scene in Portland. Big thanks to all our sponsors and KeyBank for their support as Presenting Sponsor.

Attracting famous women for 30 years, Francine Read ready to pass on Voices Lectures Francine Read’s background was actually in dental hygiene, working in private practice and teaching it at Clark College and for the Veterans Administration, for which she later also worked in

Can people really work their way out of poverty, or is the American Dream a myth?

Best-selling author Stephanie Land knows better than most what it's like trying to survive below the poverty line, something she recounts in Maid, her emotionally raw, masterful memoir of her years spent in service to upper-middle-class America.

Her new book, Class, is about college, motherhood, poverty, and life after Maid. It is slated for release in October this year.

Stephanie is bringing her story to the stage at Revolution Hall in 1 week! 🎟 Get your tickets at the link: https://voicesinc.com/

Stephanie Land at Revolution Hall March 8 for final event for VOICES Lectures. CLASS out 10-3-2023. Come hear her powerful story and what is revealed in CLASS. To Order tickets: www.VOICESinc.com

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VOICES Lectures eMagazine March 2023 and latest news Join us for finale of VOICES with bestselling author and social justice advocate Stephanie Land Dear Friends of VOICES, March 8 will be our final performance of the VOICES Lectures. We are excited to

Before she became a best-selling author and inspiration for a hit Netflix series, Stephanie Land worked a minimum-wage job cleaning houses while also putting herself through college, all as a single mother.

Her story offers a unique and essential perspective from the frontlines of struggle. The physical pain of her own poverty - mold in her apartment, “constant burn” and “shooting pain” from cleaning houses - clarifies systemic class inequalities, dispelling the myth that poor people are responsible for their own predicament and just need to try harder.

🎟 Stephanie is bringing her story to the stage at Revolution Hall on Wednesday, March 8 - purchase your tickets to our season finale at the link: https://voicesinc.com/

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