Background
Durham, Peggy J. was born on August 19, 1941 in Boise City, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of John M. and Mildred C. Durham.
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Peggy J. Durham
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Peggy J. Durham, American free-lance journalist. Named one of Oklahoma's 10 movers and shakers in women's movement Oklahoma Monthly Magazine, 1976; recipient Women to Watch in the Eighties Gov's. award, 1978. Board directors PASEO Drug Counseling Center, Oklahoma City, 1970—1973; board directors, co-founder Oklahoma Women's Center, 1973—1974; member European Research Area coalition National Organization of Women, 1973—1975.
Education
Bachelor in Journalism, University Oklahoma, 1963.
Career
Director public information University Tulsa, 1967—1970. Manager communications Honeywell Information Systems, Oklahoma City, 1970—1975. Director public information Oklahoma Bar Association, 1975—1977.
Chairman board, partner Metro Media Ltd. Advertising Agency, 1977—1978. President The Word Place Advertising Agency, 1978—1982, Oklahoma Feminist Enterprises, Inc., Oklahoma City, 1977—1980.
Freelance journalist dba Word Place II, since 1993. Editor Oklahoma Halfway House newsletter Alternatives, 1973. Founder, editor Sister Advocate newspaper, Oklahoma's only feminist newspaper, 1975—1980.
Co-public Red Dirt Women's Press, 1987—1988.
Achievements
Membership
Board directors PASEO Drug Counseling Center, Oklahoma City, 1970—1973. Board directors, co-founder Oklahoma Women's Center, 1973—1974. Member European Research Area coalition National Organization of Women, 1973—1975.
Connections
1 child Erin Christine Phillips Durham.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1963
Awards
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Named one of Oklahoma's 10 movers and shakers in women's movement Oklahoma Monthly Magazine, 1976. Recipient Women to Watch in the Eighties Gov's. award, 1978.Named one of Oklahoma's 10 movers and shakers in women's movement Oklahoma Monthly Magazine, 1976. Recipient Women to Watch in the Eighties Gov's. award, 1978.