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     Tania June Sammons is a writer, museum professional, and public historian who builds community through storytelling, the arts, and history. She has led and consulted with museums in the development and implementation of many significant educational, artistic, and historical programming projects via writing, exhibitions, symposia, film, and public speaking. She is also a creative strategic planner and collaborator, and has received numerous awards for her work.

     Tania has written four books and curated two dozen original exhibitions. Her writing has been published by The Magazine Antiques, Nineteenth Century Magazine, Telfair Museums, Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia Press, Institut du Monde Arabe (Paris), University of Maryland, and the Lebanese American University (Beirut).

     Presently, Tania is working on a biography, documentary, and exhibition about the philanthropist, educator, traveler, and naturalist Mary Haskell Minis who was known for her support of artist and writer Kahlil Gibran, author of The Prophet. Tania also serves as the curatorial and educational advisor to the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum in Savannah, Georgia.

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