Shout Out Saturday is a series meant to highlight real and singular women and non-binary people, in a variety of lines of work, both ‘known’ and unknown, from across the country.
Beth Rosenberg is a native New Yorker who loves people, art, technology and cats! She spent the first part of my career in the world of museum education where she worked for ten years in the Education Department at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC. She then got involved with using technology as a tool to educate students at Eyebeam Center for Art & Technology in Brooklyn. After consulting for many museums and community organizations in NYC around best learning strategies for students with autism and learning disabilities, she founded Tech Kids Unlimited for students who learn differently.
Shout Out Saturday is a series meant to highlight real and singular women, in a variety of lines of work, both ‘known’ and unknown, from across the country.
Kari Anderson Miller is the Executive Director and Founder of International Neighbors, Inc. Prior to this, Kari was a Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand, and spent 20 years as a public school educator.
Shout Out Saturday is a series meant to highlight real and singular womxn, in a variety of lines of work, both ‘known’ and unknown, from across the country.
Lila Heymann is originally from Lafayette and attended college in Baltimore. She is a social worker and the owner + co-founder of Glitter Box N. O.
