Ama Saran

Ama R. Saran is northern-born and reared, and now, a southern woman of the South Carolina Low Country’s Gullah Geechee Corridor where she’s resided for nearly 10 years. Her work over the course of 45 years has been conducted primarily as a self-employed thought-partner, community organizer, policy advocate and analyst, social science researcher, teacher, and non-profit organizational development trainer. These multiple and diverse roles represent interlocking, and intersectional progressive, political, and cultural commitments forged most notably from her social space and time as a Baby Boomer coming-of-age in the sixties.