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Toni Dean is the programs manager at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History and
Conference Center in Augusta, GA. She has a communications background, having worked in
radio, print and television. She spent several years in television as a production manager for two
national broadcasts, PBS NewsHour (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer), Washington DC, and
Good Morning America, ABC News, New York. Toni serves on the board for Shiloh Community
Center and is a member of the Augusta African American Historical Society. She has also served
as a grant review panel for Augusta’s Community Foundation and the United Way of Augusta.
Toni serves as a historian at her church and she is a video producer who has produced historical
video pieces for local churches in Augusta. Toni is a native of Augusta and alumnus of John S.
Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School..
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Conference Center in Augusta, GA. She has a communications background, having worked in
radio, print and television. She spent several years in television as a production manager for two
national broadcasts, PBS NewsHour (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer), Washington DC, and
Good Morning America, ABC News, New York. Toni serves on the board for Shiloh Community
Center and is a member of the Augusta African American Historical Society. She has also served
as a grant review panel for Augusta’s Community Foundation and the United Way of Augusta.
Toni serves as a historian at her church and she is a video producer who has produced historical
video pieces for local churches in Augusta. Toni is a native of Augusta and alumnus of John S.
Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School..
DISCLAIMER: Local Matters Podcast Host Janice Allen Jackson is speaking only for herself. Her thoughts, views, and opinions regarding this tragedy belong solely to her. These are not to malign any profession, organization, anyone, or anything. Local Matters does not endorse candidates.
To contact Mrs. Jackson for consulting or speaking engagements, please see the Contact Us page at
www.Janiceallenjackson.com
Follow us on Social Media:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LocalMattersPodcastofGeorgia
Subscribe on Youtube: Local Matters Podcast of Georgia
youtube.com/@localmatterspodcastofgeorg3624
Twitter:
twitter.com/JAJAndAssocLLC
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@localmatterspodcast
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