Pearl Duncan is a speaker, represented by American Program Bureau.

Events
DISCUSSION OF THE NEW BOOK, AND OF GENEALOGICAL AND DNA SEARCHES.
    Contact American Program Bureau

  • 11/29/07: University of Delaware, Newark, Del., Keynote Speaker, Kwanzaa Festival, Evening. Audio-visual presentation, "What Our DNA Says About Our Race, Heritage and Human Ancestry."
  • 2/9/07: Hudson School, Hoboken, N.J., Speaker, School-Community-Parent Event. Audio-visual presentation, "What DNA Says About Our Common Human Ancestry: Our Ancestors' Origins, Migrations, Settlements, and Ancient and recent History."
  • 7/9/05: Hagaman Memorial Library Genealogy Group, East Haven, CT, 7 p.m., "Using DNA, Family Nicknames, and Folklore to Trace Our Ancestors." Audio-visual presentation, informal speech and individual question-and-answer.
  • 1/8/05: The New England Chapter of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, 10 a. m.-1 p.m., "Using DNA and Folklore to Uncover African-American Roots." Individual q & a, speech, audio-visual presentation, and question-and-answer.
    http://www.aahgs-ne.org/meetings.htm
  • 5/12/04: Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield Museums' Spotlight Series, Massachusetts, 7 p.m., "Tracing Your Family History with Language, Stories and DNA." Radio interview, dinner, paid admissions, speech, audiovisual presentation and question-and-answer.
    http://www.wfcr.org/OLD_WWW/wfcrnews.html
    http://www.wfcr.org/news/104-804.php
    Article and interview in the Springfield Republican.
  • 3/26/04: Port Washington Public Library, Long Island, noon, "Using DNA and Family Folklore to Trace Our Human Ancestors." Audio-visual presentation, speech, and question-and-answer. Article printed and posted in Library's Calendar
  • 4/3/03: Hudson County Community College, Jersey City, NJ: "Diversity and Our Common Human Ancestry - We Are All Related," Keynote speaker with audio-visuals, Question and Answer, 7:30 p.m..
  • 7/26/02: Yale University, Gilder Lehrman Center: "Slavery and Freedom in New England," July 25-28 Conference. Pearl Duncan will do an audio-visual presentation, entitled, "Family Histories: Memory of Resistance and Survival," at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, at the First Congregational Church, Canterbury.
    http://www.yale.edu/glc
  • 2/28/02: Metropolitan State College of Denver; University of Colorado at Denver, Auraria Campus; Community College of Denver: "We Are All Related -- What DNA Says About Race and Our Human Ancestry: Tracing Your Family History with Language, Stories and DNA."
    http://www.ucdadvocate.com
  • 2/3/02: Community Gospel Truth Church of God, Bronx, N.Y.: Black History Month Celebration: "Our Ancestors Were Strong, And That's Why We're Here."
  • 12/7/01: Indiana University of Pennsylvania: "Our Ancestors Were Strong," Kwanzaa Celebration.
  • The African Atlantic Genealogical Society's comments about Family History Week.
  • 6/9/01:  African-American Genealogical Group -- Philadelphia:  Advanced Genealogy Workshop Luncheon Speaker Series:  "How DNA Can be Used to Map the Human Family Tree."
  • 4/14/01:  African American Genealogical Society -- New York, "Our Human Ancestors Survived."
  • March 15, 2001:  CNN.com and CNN-TV  "Talkback Live"  3 p.m.: Commentary, read by Bobbie Battista, final segment of the show.
  • February 24, 2001:  Discussion of Cultural Survival in African American Maroon Communities in Colonial America (Caribbean, 13 North American Colonies, Nova Scotia, Brazil and South American Colonies), and in America Today, WBAI Radio New York, 99.5 fm.
  • February 22, 2001:  "DNA Dawns:  Talk, Talk, Talk, We Are All Related," Guest Speaker at the Hudson School, Hoboken, N. J.
  • December 2, 2000:  Keynote Kwanzaa speaker at Utica College of Syracuse

    • University, New York.
     
  • October 15, 2000  Family History Fair:  New York Archivists
  • Workshop Topic:  DNA: Can It Trace My Ancestors? (Click Workshop for more info).
  • September 20 at 1:15 p.m.:  New York University and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Conference,  "Crossing Boundaries."
  • The author made an audio-visual presentation about her new book, her DNA and genealogical searches, and encouraged others to do their own narratives and stories.
  • "Crossing Boundaries:  The African Disporia in the New Millenium"