1999 Conference: Borders, Boundaries, and Beacons: Diverse Families in Dynamic Societies
¶ 1 Leave a comment on paragraph 1 0 NCFR’s 61st Annual Conference was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Irvine, CA, November 10–15. The theme was “Borders, Boundaries, and Beacons: Diverse Families in Dynamic Societies.” Katherine Allen was Program Vice President. Denise Berg, a family therapist from Irvine, CA, served as the local arrangements chair.
¶ 2 Leave a comment on paragraph 2 0 Plenary speakers included Mary Catherine Bateson (daughter of Margaret Mead, a charter member of NCFR), who spoke on intergenerational family legacies across time and space; Lou Bellamy, who spoke on the experiences of African Americans during the rural to urban migration of the early 20th century; and Marta Sotomayer, who spoke on contemporary immigration issues affecting Hispanic families, particularly in California.
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- Katherine Allen
- Panelists participating in the Counsel of Sages session (left). Newcomer’s Reception (right).
- Annual Conference 1999
- Wally Goddard, Jim Van Horn and Mike Sporakowski at the Annual Conference, 1999
- Nelwyn Moore and Ken Davidson at the Annual Conference 1999
- Sue Hendrix, Marva and Michael Benjamin, Joan Comeau and Betty Cooley at the Annual Conference, 1999
- Jeanne Strock, Kathleen Gilbert and Greer Fox at the Annual Conference, 1999
- Catherine Chilman at the Annual Conference 1999
- Carol Darling at the Annual Conference 1999
- Bill Doherty and Kay Pasley at the Annual Conference 1999
- Annual Conference 1999
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