CONNECTICUT

Lecturer, Instructor, and Genealogist Toni Anastasio McKeen speaks about various cities and areas in Italy (such as Matera, Pisa, Rome, Venice, Amalfi Coast, Sicily), history of the Renaissance and the great masters (writers, sculptors, painters, architects), and many Italian and Italian-American men and women who have made long lasting contributions to the world in science, music, banking, and inventions. She plans and leads small groups to Italy every year, giving personalized tours rich in the culture and history of the country.
Contact:  (203) 431-9973 | tonimckeen47@hotmail.com  

Will also travel to:  West Chester County

Author Mark Hehl speaks about his two books: An Immigrant’s Dilemma and Ameri Sicula: Sicilian Culture in America. His two topics: Italian American traditions, quirks and superstitions and The dilemma to emigrate or stay and the perilous voyage to America circa 1900 are available to organizations. Additional information is contained on www.markhehl.com

Contact: (203) 982-6231, mhehl@charter.net

Will travel anywhere in the USA and beyond.

Children’s Book Author and Illustrator and Art Teacher Stefania Munzi-Logus speaks about her children’s book—Jojo’s Tiny Ear—and diversity and hearing-loss awareness, and teaching these topics to children. Book signing.
Contact:  (203) 988-6271 | sfmunzi@gmail.com |  https://www.stefaniamunzi-logus.com

Will also travel to:  New England Area