David’s Speaking Schedule

2010

• January 7: Walnut Grove Christian School, Charlotte NC
• January 13: Holy Trinity Catholic School, Charlotte NC
• January 17: First Presbyterian Church, Charlotte NC
• January 27: Covenant Day School, Charlotte NC
• February 5: Try Sports, Charlotte NC
• February 16 – 26: Silent Images in India documenting human trafficking
• February 18: Wingate University, NC
• February 25: Baylor Academy, Chattanooga, TN
• February 26: Girls Preparatory School, Chattanooga TN
• February 26: McCallie Academy, TN
• March 3 Sudan Exhibit, Greenville, SC
• March 4 UNCC
• March 5 Queens University
• April 8: Providence Day School, Charlotte NC
• April 28: Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville TN
• May 18 South Meck High School
• May 26 – June 5: Haiti
• September-October: Photography exhibit, Harvard University, Boston MA
• October 1 – 12: Burundi, Africa

2009

• April 26: Key Note Speaker: Penn State University
• May 4: Johnson and Whales University, Charlotte NC
• May 15: Providence Day School, Charlotte NC
• May 20:June 4: on assignment in Sudan/Kenya
• June 28: Speaking at AIDS event, Los Angeles CA
• June 30:August 11: Photography Class/ homeless children, Charlotte NC
• July 27: Rotary Club, Matthews NC
• August 11: Rotary Club, Crown Plaza Hotel, Charlotte NC
• August 23 – 30: on assignment in Burundi, Africa
• September: Voice of Beauty released in book stores!
• September 12: African Women’s Conference of the Southeast, Charlotte NC
• September 17: Shady Brook Elementary School, Charlotte NC
• October 7: Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School, Tampa FL
• October 7: Bradenton Christian School, Bradenton FL
• October 8: Lakewood Ranch High School, Sarasota FL
• October 8: Out:of:Door Academy, Sarasota FL
• October 13: Austin City Limits Festival
• October 14: Duke University, Durham NC
• October 14: Kerr:Vance Academy, Henderson NC
• October 15: Durham Academy, Durham NC
• October 15: Chapel HIll High School, Chapel Hill NC
• October 15: Ravenscroft School, Raleigh NC
• October 17: Book Signing: Barnes and Noble, South Park, Charlotte, NC: 10AM to 12PM
• October 22 – 23: International Education Conference, Charlotte NC
• October 28: Alexander Graham Middle School, Charlotte NC
• October 28: Trinity Episcopal School, Charlotte NC
• October 29: The Bag Lady, Book Talk, Charlotte NC
• November 3: The Hockaday School, Dallas TX
• November 5: Episcopal School of Dallas, Dallas TX
• November 6 – 8: Keynote Speaker, Poverty Summit, Baylor University, Waco TX
• November 9: Photography Exhibit, Nashville TN
• November 10: Khabele Academy, Austin TX
• November 11: Johnson and Wales University, Charlotte NC
• November 20: Union County Early College, Monroe NC
• November 21: Joseph Beth’s Books, South Park, Charlotte NC
• November 22: Book Signing: Borders, South Park, Charlotte, NC: 1PM to 3PM
• November 20: Union County Early College, Monroe NC
• December 4: Book Signing: Try Sports, Charlotte NC

2008

• April 15: Barnes and Noble, Hollywood CA
• April 28: Occidental College, Los Angeles CA
• April 29: Biola University, Los Angeles CA
• May 2: French Canadian School, San Francisco CA
• May 4: City Church, San Francisco CA
• May 5: UC Berkeley, Oakland CA
• May 6: Stanford University, Stanford CA
• May 11: Christ Lutheran Church, Charlotte NC
• May 19: South Meck High School, Charlotte NC
• May 22: School of Science and Math, Durham NC
• June 2: Chapel Hill Middle School, Chapel Hill NC
• June 10: Charlotte Photography Group, Charlotte NC
• June 11: Kiwanis, Charlotte NC
• August 6: Photography group Hickory, Hickory NC
• August 20: CMS Teacher training, Charlotte NC
• September 6: Borders Book Signing, Charlotte NC
• October 8: Piedmont High School, Charlotte NC
• Oct 9: UNCC, Charlotte NC
• Oct 11 – 21: on assignment in Israel
• Nov 6: UNC, Raleigh NC
• Nov 12: Duke University, Durham NC
• December 2 – 22: on assignment in Ethiopia

“Mr. Johnson’s insight into the presense of hope in so many impoverished regions of the world is inspiring. It also inspired us to use our education to follow our passions wherever they take us in this world and in our lives. It was one of the best chapel talks that our school has had in the seven years that I’ve been here. He is truly a citizen of the world.”

Student Episcopal School of Dallas

“Both the people who have never heard of the genocide in Darfur and those who are activists can listen to David speak about it. Instead of boggingdown the human aspect of the conflict with the statistics, politics, and accounts of human beings as simply being victims of violence, he talks about individual people, their stories, and their unrelenting hope. This, I think, allows the audience to really think about their place in the world and experience a personal connection with the people in Darfur that moves them to want to help. And with the encouragement of audience participation and discussion and the passionate and heartbreaking anecdotes of real people, any person who listens to David will be hooked!”

Student: UC Berkeley

“David’s intimate knowledge and perspective of the help needed in   Darfur painted a provocative picture of the situation. His vivid pictures and heart:wrenching stories inspired all the NYU students  attending.”

Student: NYU