# Mandy Carter

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Maud's | San Francisco, CA

Rikki Streicher opened Maud's in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in 1966. The bar would be a fixture of the lesbian community there until it closed its doors in 1989. It's memorialized in the 1993 documentary Last Call At Maud's and in the hearts and minds of all those who called Maud'…

KEDC Service Episode with the Regional Technical Assistance Team in Special Education

For all of your special education support questions and upcoming opportunities listen to this episode with Stephanie Little, Mandy Carter, Lori Dehart, and Jenny Hogge. Listen as this team describes a variety of supports offered with a personalized touch for each district that they serve.   Regi…

S4 E82—Be Kind, Respectful, Safe

On Episode 82 of the podcast, guest co-hosts Mandy Carter, Kinship Navigator & Community Resource Specialist at The River Center, joins Nathan Fink to discuss helping our children navigate the pitfalls of digital landscape. And we are joined by Executive Director of Able NH Louis Esposito, NAMI NH'…

The Porch Podcast S1, Episode 3: Don’t Mourn! Organize! ft. Mama Pat Hussain and Mandy Carter

The Porch sat down with two beloved founders of Southerners on New Ground (SONG), Mandy Carter and Pat Hussain. With collectively over 100 years of organizing experience, Mandy and Mama Pat chat about how they first got started as teenagers in the War Resistance and Civil Rights movements, the 1987…

Activist Mandy Carter on war resistance, the Quaker tradition, and the search for her long lost siblings

Mandy Carter is a long-time Black lesbian activist and community organizer. Born in 1948, Mandy spent her childhood bouncing between New York state children's homes. While that came with exceptional challenges for a young person, it also allowed her the freedom to grow into exactly who she wanted t…