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Upcoming presentations for 2024:

 

l. PowerPoint Class: History of American Combat Nurses During WW II.
This course will detail the immense courage and extreme fortitude that combat nurses faced in the Army,
War was raging in 5 theaters where the Army nurses were ordered to go. These dedicated, strong women practiced the nursing skills on troop ships, trains, planes and even in an underground hospital. A group of 67 nurses were captured by the Japanese and lived in an interment camp for 3 years. The White nurses as well as the Black nurses worked in jungle hospitals and both races had similar hardships performing their jobs however the Black nurses had the added impediments of the Jim Crow laws and discrimination.
Friday, March 1 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
Sonoma State University- Stevenson Hall 1102
Registration Fee: $25.00  Register Here
Phone: 707-664-2691
Email: olli@sonoma.edu

2. PowerPoint Presentation: She Was An American Combat Nurse During WW II plus readings from the book.
Saturday, March 2 at 2 pm
Healdsburg Regional Library – FREE EVENT
139 Piper Street
Healdsburg
707-433-3772

3. PowerPoint Presentation: She Was An American Combat Nurse During WW II plus readings from the book.
Saturday, March 9 at 2 pm 
Sonoma Valley Library –  FREE EVENT
755 West Napa Street
Sonoma
707-996-5217

4. PowerPoint Presentation: She Was An American Combat Nurse During WW II plus readings from the book.
Saturday March 16 12:00-2 pm
Literary Luncheon
Cloverdale Senior Center
311 N. Main St.
Cloverdale
Must purchase tickets by March 8
$35.00 for members
$40.00 for guests
707-894-4825

5. PowerPoint Class: History of Women War Correspondents During WW II Part Two
There were 127 brave WW II female war correspondents, who went above and beyond to capture the events of the war to inform the people on the home front.
These women fought against condemnation and hostility from male officers in order to perform their jobs.
Many of the women correspondents risked their lives and went behind enemy lines to get “the Scoop.”
Saturday March 23 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Finley Center
Cypress Room
2060 West College Ave.
Santa Rosa
Registration Fee: $25.00  Register Here
Phone: 707-664-2691
Email: olli@sonoma.edu

Stay tuned for further events…

 

Past events…

1.  Petaluma Museum, Petaluma CA – PowerPoint presentation complementing the exhibit: Women in the Military November 9, 5:30-6:30

INVITE ME TO SPEAK AT YOUR BOOK CLUB!

Book Clubs, I love meeting readers and am always available to chat with book groups. If your book group is located in the San Francisco Bay Area or Northern California, I can usually visit in person. If not, we can talk via technology at a prearranged date and time. If you’d like to have me visit your book club, please click here to send an email for more information. 

Club Members can buy the books directly from me and if six club members purchase the book from me they will each receive a 15% discount off the book and receive a free bookmark. After the club reads the book, I am happy to return to your club to discuss the book and have a lively Q & A with the group. You can schedule my return visit by clicking here to schedule a follow-up visit.  Once you send in your request, I’ll be in touch with you, usually within 48 hours and we can arrange the date and time.

 

SCHEDULE JEANE SLONE FOR POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS.

Scroll beneath the videos for more information on presentations.

Videos of presentation style:

I love giving presentations to a variety of groups and organizations, my presentations are very well received by people or groups that are interested in WWII, Women in WWII, and the various roles women played in winning the war!  

PowerPoint presentations and discussion of Amazing Women of the 1940’s. Choose one of the following:

  • She Was an American Combat Nurse During WW II:
    Two women join the Army Nurse Corps; one Black and one White. Experience their bravery and dangerous adventure during times of segregation and discrimination.
  • Women War Correspondents: 
    Reporting the war in Europe to the folks back home to understand this tragic war.
  • Women on the home front:
    The Wendy the welders and Rosie the Riveters fighting gender and racial discrimination. 
  • American Spy:
    How did an ordinary house wife learn how to become a spy? Learn about basic training at Camp X, Ontario, 

Fee: Please click here to send an email to Jeane regarding honorarium fee that is requested. Please click here to send an email for more information about my PowerPoint Presentations.

MS Slone has given presentations to the following organizations:   

National Guard, Sacramento, CA
American Association of American Women
Newcomers group
Senior Centers
Sonoma County and Napa County Libraries
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Women’s Clubs
Pacific Coast Air Museum, Santa Rosa, CA
Petaluma Museum
Daughters of the American Revolution 

 

 

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Her research into the technology and equipment used and the real people during that time makes for a personalized adventure from the perspective of one who might have lived this untold story.

– Charley Taylor, Navy Pilot, Vietnam Veteran

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