Black
History Month 2017
The
History of Black Cincinnati:
Lunch & Learn With Author Gina Ruffin Moore
CINCINNATI
– The Office of Human Relations (OHR) will kick off its annual Black History
Month Lunch and Learn series with
a talk by Gina Ruffin Moore, author of “Black
Cincinnati.” Ms. Ruffin Moore
will discuss local historical findings Wednesday,
February 1 at Cincinnati City Hall (801 Plum Street, Suite 115) from noon to
1:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to bring their lunch and take part in this FREE
event. Attendees are welcome to bring copies of “Black Cincinnati” for a book
signing immediately following the discussion.
Gina Ruffin Moore is the author of Cincinnati: The Black
America Series (Arcadia Publishing, 2007). Moore is a member of the
Princeton Board of Education. She has more than 15 years of experience as a
trainer, presenter and facilitator. She has been an adjunct instructor for
Cincinnati State University and is a Certified Expert OJT Instructor. Gina has
a Master of Science degree in Human Resources, Development and Training from
Xavier University and a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Journalism/Broadcast
News from the Scripps-Howard College of Communication at Ohio University. She
is a Toastmaster with international Advanced Communicator Bronze, Competent Communication
and Competent Leader Awards. She is well-versed in media placement,
public relations, customer service, training facilitation, public speaking,
emotional intelligence, job aids and communications.
