Speaking
Invite Jerrianne Hayslett to Speak
Drawing on a career in journalism, court communications, historical research, and nonfiction writing, Jerrianne offers audiences a firsthand perspective on storytelling, public institutions, civil rights history, and the work required to bring complex events to readers with clarity and humanity.
A Good Fit For
Schools, Libraries, Historical Organizations, Book Clubs, Journalism Programs, Civic Groups, and Literary Events
Potential Areas
- The Life and Legacy of Vel Phillips
- Researching and Writing History for Young Readers
- Journalism, Courts, and Public Understanding
- Behind the Scenes of High-Profile Trials
- Turning Lived Experience into Nonfiction
- Persistence, Civic Courage, and the Fight for Fair Housing
Programs, formats, and fees are confirmed on a per-event basis.
See Her on Camera
A Sense of Her Voice Before You Book
What televised justice did to the press, the public, and the courts. Watch a segment from her filmed conversation with Milwaukee Independent to hear how she tells a story, handles difficult history, and speaks to an audience.