Tennessee – Performers and Authors

Her cable television show has broadcasted to more 287 million households and 80 different countries through the Now Network television station. Standing for global social change, world hunger, and a stronger democracy, she is a voice for refugee equality. She is honored to be apart of the National Women’s Hall of Fame with notable women leaders such as: Hillary Clinton and Oprah Winfrey.

In collaboration with the League of Women Voters Memphis TN chapter she has stood for global women voting rights.She has became a voice for immigrants and tribal literacy campaigning for Pro-Life and equal transportation policies and church development. Having attended the prestigious ORU Oral Roberts University her national contributions include: being a servant leader and equality voice for the poor persons campaign. Alongside with civil rights leaders her national achievements include: expanding women’s aviation educational resources at Lane College and providing and fostering children’s miracle hospital support. Advocating for ASPCA, USO, Red Cross, Fallen Firefighters, Big Brothers Big Sisters and, Habitat for Humanity.

A Miss World applicant candidate her Southern leadership development is to stand for longevity of theater arts including Carnegie Hall supporting Julliard. Her innovative strengths are to pioneer her strong abilities in mother hood to her beautiful daughter Heiress Elizabeth Campbell a national evangelical and currently an advocate for pro- life and early literacy for blind children, and proud HBCU supporter. Her vocal vitality is to continue social changes for educational institutions worldwide while assuring no child is left hungry. Her heroism is to further contribute to social society advancements including the Ronald McDonald House Charity.

Paula has spoken extensively around the country at conferences, universities, colleges, and junior colleges. She is an ideal speaker for American history, political science, sociology, Law Day (May 1), Constitution Day (Sept. 17), Susan B. Anthony’s birthday (Feb. 15), Women’s History Month (March), Women’s Equality Day (Aug. 26), and any leadership or election event.

Videos are on her website – www.paulacasey.com – and on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP3NoP1YjkuK9_aHhTUrAYA

She is also the co-founder of the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Heritage Trail – http://tnwomansuffrageheritagetrail.com. In her presentations, she highlights the dearth of statuary honoring women.

She served as president of Tennessee Woman Suffrage Monument, Inc., and was the primary fund-raiser for the monument that was unveiled on Aug. 26, 2016, in Nashville’s Centennial Park. She served as fiscal agent for Jackson’s statue of Sue Shelton White, the only Tennessee woman jailed fighting for suffrage, which was unveiled on May 25, 2017, in front of Jackson’s City Hall.

She chairs the Memphis Suffrage Monument committee which will unveil the “Equality Trailblazers” public art on the Mississippi river side of the University of Memphis law school on March 27, 2020.

Her book, The Perfect 36: Tennessee Delivers Woman Suffrage, and DVD, “Generations: American Women Win the Vote,” are available in the NWHP online store.