Linnie Frank Bailey
Communications Specialist
Career Tech Ed (CTE) Consulting
Writing / Content
Community Outreach
Presentations
Public Relations
Email: Linnie@LinnieBailey.com
Linnie Frank Bailey
Linnie Frank Bailey is a Marketing, Outreach, and Communications Consultant. She has over 30 years of experience providing public relations, communications, writing, and publishing services to private, non-profit, and government organizations. She is a graduate of UCLA.
Currently, she is the Community Business Liaison for the Corona-Norco School District Career Technical Education (CTE) Department, and provides CTE consulting and writing services for numerous school districts including Riverside Community College District, Norco College, Desert Regional Colleges, and Central California Colleges. Bailey is also the Coordinator of the Youth Education Motivation Program (YEMP). YEMP Career Days are held at middle schools throughout the inland area.
In addition, Bailey is an award-winning writer and political commentator. In 2008 & 2012, Bailey was an elected delegate to the DNC Convention. In 2008, she was a Regional Manager for the Obama campaign.
Bailey was married for 31 years to the late Greg Bailey. She has two children.
CA State Assembly Rotunda
Linnie Frank Bailey is a coordinator for the Youth Education Motivation Program (YEMP). YEMP 'career days' are held at middle-schools throughout Inland Southern California. YEMP speakers represent all industries and experience levels. The goal of the program is to motivate students to explore future career options and what it will take to reach their goals.
For more information - YempCareerDay@gmail.com
Coming soon - a remembrance of an African-American girl coming of age in the sixties and seventies.
"My history will not be denied.
It does not exist to appease or forgive.
It cannot be canceled or white-washed.
It is not dead and buried, it is alive and well.
It is now, and always has been, the best part of me."
Linnie Frank Bailey
POPULAR BLOGS:
B.B. King, Bobby Bland, and a Night to Remember
The year was 1976. I was a student at UCLA and heard on campus that blues singers B.B. King and Bobby Bland would be performing at the nearby Cocoanut Grove...
November 22, 1963: Memories of a Negro Child from Oakland
But for me, Negro reminded me of the young preacher, the civil rights leader always in suits, who talked about the dignity, hopes, and yes -- dreams of the Negro People. We were a People.... one of my earliest remembrances of our differences. They were Americans...we were a People.