HPV EPIDEMIC VIDEO
Narrated by Vanessa Williams, this poignant documentary takes a look into the lives of five women affected by HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), the virus that causes several types of cancer, including cervical. Each of these woman has an intimate story to tell. For Susie, Tamika and Christine, it’s a story of survivorship that comes with misconceptions, stigma, shame, heartbreak, pain and triumph. For the Forbes’ family, it’s about coping with the loss of their daughter Kristen and trying to prevent it from happening to others like her. Others like Kelly, who at 31 years began her cancer journey. The cameras follow Kelly on her epic battle to save her marriage, her career, her family and ultimately, her life.
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Annette is a Lead Faculty member at Franklin University, leading and instructing various forensic and tax courses. She retired in 2017 as a partner in the tax practice at BDO’s Columbus office. Prior to retiring, she had been in public accounting since 1985. Annette brings to our board, decades of experience in multiple areas of nonprofit tax matters. From managing professional services to research, ghost writing for national nonprofit publications and presenting tax seminars for various CPA societies and organizations, Annette has done it all. In addition to The Crawford Crew, Annette volunteers with the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, and Worthington Civic Band. Annette graduated with a Master of Tax from Capital University and with a B.A. from Bowling Green State University. When not volunteering or teaching, Annette enjoys reading, playing the clarinet, and traveling with her cats, Toby and Libby.
Chandra has been in the advertising and media space for over 20 years. She is currently Senior Vice President Client Operations at Publicis Groupe. She is an avid tennis player and active volunteer. She is or has been involved in various organizations including Junior League, the Childhood League, the McCoy Center for the Arts and Columbus Academy. She is a graduate of Miami University. Chandra lives in New Albany with her husband, Mark. They have three children – two in high school, one away at the University of Virginia – and two crazy dogs.