Introducing: Dawne Washington

My name is Dawne Washington, daughter of the late Dr. Jack Washington. I am a Phd student in the International Psychology program at the Chicago School Of Professional Psychology. I will be continuing my Fathers legacy by maintaining his website.

I’m earning my doctorate to conduct cultural evaluations and assessments, but to also illuminate the adverse effects of stratified societies within the realm of minority subcultures. The doctoral program along with the social work experience in urban areas have prepared me to face the plaguing challenges. Cultural assessments on a doctoral level include Jamaica, South Africa, and Peru. I’m currently working with the 1906 Education Foundation in order to provide high schools in Urban Areas such as Trenton Central High School with the Dr. Jack Washington Scholarship.

Princeton University Fellowship

A 'JOURNEY' WORTH DOCUMENTING: Jack Washington, Ewing resident and former Trenton Central High School history teacher took part in a three-year fellowship to do the research for a comprehensive historical account of Princeton's black community resulting in the publishing of his book entitled, 'The Long Journey Home'.

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Jack Washington

Educator, Historian and Author

Introducing: Dawne Washington

Princeton University Fellowship

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