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A former Philly girl, Diane earned a PhD from Temple University. In retirement, she shifted gears to self-taught family historian. Her work has appeared in the NYC Tenement Museum, Wing Luke Museum, FANHS Stockton Museum, Filipino American National Historical Society Journal, Peace Corps Worldwide, and more. Diane lives in Seattle and has no dog. A FILIPINO RASCAL is her pending debut historical biography.
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Practicing TM and yoga
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Eating the best Mother Earth offers
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Traveling with Paul to share Denis' story
OCTOBER 2019
Early Filipinos in Philadelphia. Temple University History Department, Philadelphia, PA.
Early Filipinos in Philadelphia. (for Del S. Placides). Temple University History Department, Philadelphia, PA.
JULY 2018
Family History Research Methods 101 Workshop. Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) 17th Biennial Conference, Chicago.
FEBRUARY 2018
Family History Research Methods 101. FANHS Seattle.
OCTOBER 2017
The Story of an Alaskero From Kodiak. Tundra Vision Lecture Series, Mountain View Library, Anchorage, AK.
SEPTEMBER 2017
1915 Alaskero in Larsen Bay. NW Salmon Canners Association, Seattle.
SEPTEMBER 2016
Chapter 1 Manila. Artist Trust Literary EDGE, Non-Fiction, Wheeler Theater, Port Townsend, WA.
JUNE 2016
From the Roots of Three Pre-1900 Manongs. FANHS 16th Biennial Conference, CUNY, NYC.
APRIL 2016
Chapter 1. “Stories from the Babaylan” Pinoy Words Expressed Kultura Arts (PWEKA), Seattle University.
JANUARY 2016
Chapter 1. FANHS Thank God I'm Filipino (TGIF). and PWEKA, Seattle, WA.
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