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RuthAnn Lobo has entertained, inspired, and coached numerous audiences nationally on a variety of topics including education, gender equity/sexual harassment, mothers and daughters, and women's health issues.

RuthAnn specializes in workshops and presentations on gender equity and sexual harassment in schools. She also is committed to speaking on coping with breast cancer.

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ABOUT RUTHANN LOBO

RuthAnn served Connecticut as an educator and middle school counselor for thirty three years. She was the Title IX compliance coordinator for the district of Granby, CT and a member of the Connecticut State Advisory Board for Equity. In 1990 she was a finalist for the Connecticut State Teacher of the Year.

RuthAnn and daughter Rebecca, an Olympic gold medalist, have been featured in O the Oprah magazine, Glamour, Good Housekeeping, Family Circle, and the New York Times among others. They have appeared on numerous television shows including CBS This Morning, Good Morning America, CNN, ESPN, PBS, and Oxygen.

RuthAnn has received both professional and personal recognition for her work in the areas of gender equity and women's health. She is a published author and has delivered hundreds of presentations nationwide.



LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION

“The responses of the 660 women who attended were overwhelming. The feedback was glowing. The presentation was warm, personal, and intimate even in a huge room. It was also open, upbeat, realistic and at times funny. It was perfect. RuthAnn’s strength, faith, and positive attitude reminds people about the control and power a person can have during difficult times.

I cannot recommend her to you highly enough. If you are looking for a breast cancer survivor who can touch everyone, look no further.”
- Barbara Lehocky, Executive Director, AMC Cancer Research Center, St. Louis, MO


“I must tell you that RuthAnn Lobo was superb. Her presentation entitled “A Teacher’s Perspective on Teaching”, was well received. RuthAnn demonstrated warmth, humor, compassion and empathy, throughout her entire presentation. She held our teachers’ undivided attention. Her insight into teaching, teachers, and life itself was extremely uplifting and inspirational. Our faculty and staff continued to bestow well deserved accolades upon her well after the close of our professional day activities.”
- Ann P. Dombroski, Assistant Superintendent, Branford Public Schools, Branford, CT


"RuthAnn's light-hearted anecdotal tales which all teachers could relate to were filled with warmth, humor, and wisdom. Laughter filled the auditorium and yet each story ended with a serious message and a lesson to be learned by all of us."
- Barbara Wipprecht, Instructional Specialist, Regional School District 17, Higganum, CT



PARTICIPANT COMMENTS

"Your willingness to share your life experiences with us, from the poignant to the humorous, was very much appreciated."


“If you are looking for a single inspirational and educational speaker who has battled cancer with great courage, dignity and faith, RuthAnn is that speaker.”


“We all thoroughly enjoyed your uplifting talk. It was an incredible presentation that brought both laughs and tears. You are a genuine person!


“RuthAnn Lobo spoke with heart. Through examples and story telling of personal experiences, she provided insightful words of wisdom. We laughed, we cried and we loved her! Thank you!”


“Fantastic speech. This is exactly what we needed to hear. I laughed, I cried and felt so good. I don’t think there was one thing she said that I didn’t agree with. Her delivery was just as wonderful as what she has to say.”




PROGRAM AND WORKSHOP TOPICS

  • Staying Out of Trouble: What educators need to know about gender equity, sexual harassment, and Title IX compliance
  • Where Do We Turn? What parents and students need to know about gender equity in school
  • What Mrs. Cleaver Never Told Wally and the Beave... A workshop for middle/high school students on gender equity and sexual harassment
  • Before We Go To Court ... Let's Talk!!! An increasing number of complaints regarding sexual harassment bypass the school system and land at state and federal agencies. This workshop will address methods for schools, students, and parents to more effectively and cooperatively counter sexual harassment at the local level.
  • "I Love You Best Because ..." motivational keynote for educators
  • Raising Healthy Daughters A look at the challenges facing girls today and ways to meet those challenges
  • Combating Breast Cancer A personal look at the thoughts and emotions, accompanying breast cancer and its treatment


RECOGNITION

  • Title IX Gender Equity Achievement of the Year Award, New England Equity Assistance Center, Education Alliance at Brown University
  • Maria Miller Stewart Award, Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Foundation, for mentoring young girls and boys and advocating equality for girls in education
  • Woman of Character nominee, Hartford Courant and St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, CT
  • University Scholar Award, School of Allied Health Advisory Board, University of Connecticut
  • Connecticut Susan G. Komen Award, since renamed the Komen RuthAnn Lobo Award, Connecticut Chapter, Race for the Cure
  • Connecticut Teacher of the Year finalist
  • Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 8th edition
  • A spokesperson with Rebecca Lobo for Yoplait "Save Lids to Save Lives" campaign


PUBLICATIONS

  • Lobo, Rebecca and RuthAnn. The Home Team, Kodansha International, 1996.
  • Lobo, RuthAnn. "Reflections from RuthAnn Lobo," M.P.H. News, vol. VI, Southern Connecticut State University, Fall 2001.
  • Lobo, RuthAnn. "Memories of the 2000 CT Komen Race for the Cure, The New Britain Herald, May 7, 2003, New Britain, CT.


PERSONAL

RuthAnn lives with her husband Dennis in Connecticut. Together they have raised three children and are currently discovering the joys of grand parenting.



CONTACT RUTHANN

RuthAnn Lobo is represented by Kenton Edelin. In the event you, or your organization, are interested in working with RuthAnn, contact her online or call:

Kenton S. Edelin, Esq.
10950 Clara Barton
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
Phone: (703) 250-2006
Fax: (703) 683-9696






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