Humanizing
History: "Mimi Speaks" Blog Launched
Released
on: November 17, 2007, 12:27 pm
Press
Release Author: Miriam Medina
Industry:
Education
Press
Release Summary: The recently launched "Mimi Speaks" blog
provides useful information on a wide variety of topics, everything
from New York City history to stress in everyday life.
Press
Release Body: Miriam Medina, or "Mimi,"
is the site administrator of thehistorybox.com,
a non-profit educational website. "Mimi Speaks"
is her blog. Many of the people who have benefited from their visits
to history, educational or genealogical websites have never had
the opportunity to know, on a personal level, the individual or
group that works behind the scene, researching and providing trustworthy
information that is made available to the public for free. Motivated
by the curiosity of many readers of thehistorybox.com, the
"Mimi Speaks" blog was created,
as an informal way of getting to know each other through discussions
on a variety of issues.
Vibrant
topics such as East Harlem with its Italian Feasts; Chasing Elusive
Ancestors; New York City's Early Riots; Domestic Violence; Self-Direction;
I Love New York; What We Can Do When Things Go Wrong; To Be or Not
To Be Discouraged? Ah! That is The Question and much more, all find
their way to the "Mimi Speaks" blog.
Apart from these postings, the blog also offers helpful links to
the parent web site, www.thehistorybox.com.
Miriam
Medina loves to write, so find yourself a comfortable chair,
and while you're at it, grab a steaming hot cup of coffee and a
bagel and cream cheese too and you'll be all set to settle down
for a while. Here is the link: http://mimispeaks.blogspot.com/
In
her capacity as the Website creator and administrator, Miriam
Medina is a member of the following societies: The New
York Historical Society, The New York Genealogical and Biographical
Society, Urban History Association, the Sheboygan County Historical
Research Center, American Association for State and Local History,
the National Law Center On Homelessness and Poverty, AND the National
Council for History Education.
"History,
in all its manifestations, is Miriam Medina's passion, and she loves
nothing more than sharing what she learns with you"
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Web
Site: http://mimispeaks.blogspot.com/
Contact
Details: miriammedina@earthlink.net
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