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Richelle Carey, 2012 WICT Red Letter Awards Richelle Carey

Richelle is a terrific emcee. She has hosted many events for us at Perennial. She is always personable, funny and keeps the crowd engaged. The audience adores her.

Lamell McMorris,
Founder and CEO Perennial Sports and Entertainment

Richelle was the emcee of the Men Stopping Violence Annual Awards Dinner in 2008. She was so engaging and energetic that we invited her back the next year, and the next. Then, because she is so smart and deeply committed to creating a safer, more just world for women, we invited her to join the Board of our organization. What I admire most about Richelle is her commitment to the issue of women’s rights and safety. She does this work with passion, grace, and just enough diva to make people sit up and listen. I can no longer envision Men Stopping Violence without Richelle Carey!

Shelley Serdahely,
Executive Director Men Stopping Violence

Richelle’s Speaking Topics include:

Richelle CareyA Career in Broadcast Journalism

Thinking about a career in broadcast journalism? Learn what I wish I’d known starting out as a journalist. I’ll share with you my challenges, my mistakes, and what I’ve learned and am still learning as television news changes and evolves.

Domestic Violence

Ending DV isn’t only the work of survivors or trained professionals. It’s the responsibility of everyone. In this talk you’ll learn how you can make a difference in your community and why you should.

Images in Media and Pop Culture

Richelle SpeakingThe media is increasingly becoming a place where women and girls are marginalized, used only for their looks and sexuality. Other times we are made into emotional caricatures with no basis in reality. Media messaging is powerful, sometimes subtle and often dangerous. In this talk you’ll learn why these messages are harmful to the self-esteem of young women, even when it seems like harmless fun to watch.

Richelle Carey has worked in the news media for over 15 years. Her passion is women and girl’s issues. As a news anchor, she has a unique perspective into how women and girls are presented in the media. Richelle’s service as a board member for Men Stopping Violence and the Girl Scouts has allowed her to be an advocate for women and girls. Richelle currently serves as a weekday anchor at HLN in Atlanta.

Richelle is available to serve as a speaker, an emcee, panelist or moderator.

To book Richelle, contact her publicist:
Marisa King-Redwood
Buzz Brand Marketing
Phone: 404-865-1254
Email: mking@buzzbrandmktg.com

Richelle’s past speaking engagements include:

  • Various events with Essence Magazine including the Essence Music Festival Empowerment Seminars
  • The Girls Scouts of Greater Atlanta
  • Men Stopping Violence
  • The National Urban League
  • The King Center
  • New America Media
  • Atlanta Hawks

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