When News, Talk Shows, Civic, Social, Educational and Corporate groups hear that Dr. Julia Hare is available to increase their ratings, they rush to book this eclectic social engineer, author and motivational psychologist.

She has been keynote, luncheon, and dinner speaker for many conferences, corporate gatherings, and college and university assemblies and convocations throughout the country.

She has appeared on CNN and Company, Cathryn Crier (now a Court TV analyst), Politically Incorrect, Geraldo, Tony Brown's Journal, Ricki Lake, Sally Jesse Raphael, C-Span and major radio and television affiliates in Australia and America. with verve and wit, she offers lucid expertise on: Male/Female Relationships, current social and political issues, crime and violence in urban and suburban areas which she presented on several occasions to the National Association of Juvenile and Family Court Judges and the California Association of Black Correctional Officers; she constantly addresses groups with solutions to the creeping demise of public school education.

When Oklahoma's Langston University celebrated its centennial, Dr. Hare was Centennial Commencement Speaker. Previously the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff invited her to present its Distinguished Rockefeller lecture. She has been a distinguished Visiting Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania's W.E.B. DuBois College House as well as United College Fund Distinguished Scholar at Large. She has been named one of the Ten Most Influential African Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Her speeches and writings have brought her many accolades and honors, including Educator of the Year for Washington, D.C., the Abe Lincoln Award for Outstanding Broadcasting as well as a Presidential Citation from the National Association for Equal Opportuniity in Higher Education. Dr. Hare makes us think as well as laugh. She often reminds people of some things they're rather not remember, but audiences find Dr. Hare unforgettable.