Jacqueline Dowd graduated from Medgar Evers College with a major in Psychology and minors in Women’s Studies and Social Welfare. Jacqueline Dowd AKA June (Public Relations/Actor/Poet) resides in Brooklyn New York. Jacqueline studied acting, singing and dancing with the B.A.C.A. Organization for several years. She is currently working as a NYPD School Safety Agent. She works with children that are emotionally disturbed and children with autism. Jacqueline Dowd is very dedicated to helping children that have various disabilities and her desire to learn from them is a sincere strength. She was featured in a You Tube video entitled "Recognizing Our School Safety Agents". Her writing skills have led her to become a published poet in “The National Library of Poetry” and she is writing her third story entitled "From Parochial to Special Education: A Fight to be Landmark", which is based on the school she currently works at (Coy L. Cox, P369K). She created a mural based on African American History entitled "Literacy through the Five Boroughs" for the Coy L. Cox School that is currently being displayed in the school. She has also created various artistic exhibitions for the school that can be viewed here (including the mural). She sponsored the cast and friends of “Stolen Waters Are Sweet” in the 2004 AIDS WALK. Jacqueline Dowd writes under the pseudonym of Rev. Gale Jones who is the program coordinator for “The Women of Distinction Program”. She is also the editor of “The Womyn’s Perspective: Written for Womyn by Womyn” newsletter whose origins began in a woman's study class (Male and Female Dilemma: A Woman's Perspective). Jacqueline is a partner in Forging Own Our Destiny Productions, a limited liability company organization. She sponsored the cast and friends of “Stolen Waters Are Sweet” in the 2004 AIDS WALK.