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Early warning: Women's History Month Panel 2010

An early warning to my Northern Ohio peeps, I'll be speaking on a panel at Case Western Reserve University's Flora Stone Mather Center for Women. And I'm super excited to be sharing the stage with Siobhan Brooks and Courtney E. Martin.

The panel is scheduled for Thursday, March 18th in the evening.

So save the date for me!

More details when I get them!

And if you want to bring me to your campus, just drop me a line. veronica-dot-arreola-at-gmail
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