Today’s episode of The “Center” features
Anne Hoiberg, author of the book
Tears of War:
Stories of Refugee Women
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Anne’s book, Tears of War–Stories of Refugee Women. can be purchased here.
Podcast: Vote, An interview with Anne Hoiberg, San Diego
Anne Hoiberg had to say, “We must all determine ourselves, all of us, to get out and vote.”
Interview on “The finest City”
Removing Barriers in
Women’s Advancement: Anne Hoiberg <listen
This week, Kate sits down with trailblazing activist Anne Hoiberg. Anne discusses her life’s work and passion, dedicated to removing systemic barriers to women’s advancement. From her tenure as a research psychologist at the Naval Health Research Center to organizing a week-long conference in Portugal sponsored by NATO, Anne takes the future of women’s opportunities very seriously. Anne talks about the League of Women Voters, why all voices need to be heard, and how the League was uniquely positioned to influence San Diego’s land use and development policies. She shares her vision for the future and explains why she is hopeful about the next generations of women activists.
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East County Magazine
Anne Hoiberg, past president of the United Nations Association of San Diego, is also president of the International Museum of Human Rights in San Diego, Listen.
There is no permanent physical building for an “International Museum of Human Rights” in San Diego, CA; however, the nomadic organization known as the International Museum of Human Rights of San Diego (iMoHR) has historically used the address 3901 Lomaland Dr, San Diego, CA 92106 (associated with Point Loma Nazarene University / First Church of the Nazarene area events) for local programming.