Doris Mangrum Email & Phone Number

Doris is the owner of Saidiana(in Swahili, help each other) Productions whose mission is to create books, art and media productions that highlight the plight of returning citizens, veterans and their families and communities. Saidiana seeks to rally support for this often forgotten group and assist them in reunifying with family and reintegrating into society. Doris is the author of "After the Bungy Jump . . There's Still A Lot of Jerking Goin' On". In 2014, she launched "A Soiled Identity: From Triumph to Tragedy and Back Again". She has also authored the Saidiana FUSE Series, a growing series of guides designed to help ease the transition. The books are used by prison ministries, correctional facilities, service organizations, reentry programs, college curriculum and for anyone interested in knowing more about the impact of separation and incarceration. Doris also has developed three training systems.In April 2011, Doris' award-winning feature length documentary, "STAINS: Changing Lives After Incarceration" premiered at Tribeca Cinemas in New York City. Her 20-piece STAINS art exhibit was commissioned to accompany the film to intensify the viewing experience.Doris was the host and producer of "Pivotal Parenting Point with Doris Mangrum" and "Let's Saidiana", a community awareness program on KDYA Gospel 1190 AM -"The Light" - 2008 to 2013. Currently, she hosts and executive produces"Stop the Madness" and "Education in Our Community" on public access television in the Greater Bay Area (CA) Doris is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, NABJ, PWIC, ASALH, NAACP. She serves as president of the Dr. Emma J. Clark Foundation, Inc. that oversees the operation and programming of the Dr. Mattie McGlothen Library Museum located in Richmond, California.

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  Savannah State University

  Music, Early Child Education, Human Development