Spagnoli's Resume

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American Centers: Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
Yanagawa and Tono Museums, Japan
In-Pyo Children’s Libraries across Korea
Malaysian Storytelling Congress, Malaysia
Vancouver Storytelling Festival, Canada
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Global Dialogues Expo 2000 Conference, Germany
Asian Children’s Writers and Illustrators Conference, Singapore
Crafts Council of India; Ministry of Culture, India
International Institute for Children’s Literature, Osaka, Japan
Universities of Guam, Hawaii, Madras, Washington, California, and others
Children’s Literature Roundtables, Alberta, Canada
Television series for National Television, Singapore
Numerous schools, museums, libraries, community groups: U.S., Japan, Korea, Canada, Singapore, and South Asia

East Asia Outreach, U. of Washington: For kamishibai workshops, 2006
Ministry of Education, Singapore: For Racial Harmony Day story project, 2006
U.S. State Department: For storytelling tour in Malaysia, 2004 and 2005
National Book Devp. Council, Singapore: For storytelling course, 2000-05
Japan Foundation, L.A. Office: For bilingual programs with Kazu Honda, 2003
Seattle International Children's Festival: For Asian Tales Series, 2000 - 02
Consulate General of Korea, N.Y: To tell Korean tales in N.Y., N.J., 1999
The Korea Foundation Fellowship: To study storytelling, Korea, 1996
Korea Society Fellowship: To study culture in Korea, 1994
Consulate General of Japan: To tour Japanese stories, Montana, 1994
U.S. Information Agency: For storytelling programs in South Asia, 1992
The Japan Foundation Fellowship: To study storytelling, Japan, 1991
Supt. of Public Instruction, WA: For ESL storytelling curriculum, 1990
Washington Humanities Comm.: To research Southeast Asian tales, 1986
Seattle Arts Commission: For radio series of Southeast Asian tales, 1986
Washington, King County, and Seattle Arts Commissions: Artist-in Residence grants, 1983 - present

The World of Asian Stories. Tulika Press, forthcoming
Korea Through Art and Tales. The Korea Society, 2005.
The World of Indian Stories. Tulika Press, India, 2003.
Japanese Tales of the Strange. Stories, Kamishibai Guide. S.I.C.F., 2002.
Simple Wonders. Tulika Press, India, 2001.
Tales of Asian Artists. Story collection. S.I.C.F., 2002.
Terrific Trickster Tales from Asia. Upstart Books, 2000.
Telling Tales from Asia. Tulika Press, India, 1999.
Jasmine and Coconuts: South Indian Tales. Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
Priya's Day. Tulika Press, India, 1998.
Asian Tales and Tellers. August House, 1998.
Treasury of Asian Stories for Schools and Libraries. Upstart Books, 1998.
Oni wa Soto. The Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, 1995.
Thao Kham, the Pebble Shooter. The Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, 1995.
Kantjil and Tiger. The Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, 1995.
Judge Rabbit Helps the Fish. The Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, 1995.
The Greedy Crows. The Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, 1995.
Judge Rabbit and the Tree Spirit. Children’s Book Press, 1991.
Nine in One, Grr! Grr! A.L.A. Notable, Children’s Book Press, 1989. (Also on CD-ROM from Macmillan/ McGraw-Hill, 1997)

“Indian Telling”“Japanese Telling” Storytelling Encyclopedia. M. E. Sharpe, 2004.
“Senior Storytelling” Serving the 50 + Adult in the Library. A. L. A., 2003.
“Asian Storytelling Today” Encyclopedia of Modern Asia. Scribner’s, 2003.
“Judge Rabbit” Healing Heart. New Society, 2002
“Still Telling in Japan” Traditional Storytelling Today. Fitzroy Dearborn, 1999.
“Face on the Wall” Investigating Cultures & Their Stories. Frank Schaffer, 1996.
“Three Asian Tales” Folktales for Reluctant Readers. Macmillan, 1992.

Two voices: Bilingual tales CD. Seattle/Kanazawa, forthcoming.
Tales of Korea; Tales of Korea - II. Tapes from Korea Society, N.Y., 1995, 1998.
A New View Anthology. Five Asian tales on tape, Macmillan/McGraw Hill, 1992.
Spring Blossoms, Autumn Moon tape. Seattle Art Museum, 1989.
Journey to the East. Chinese, Japanese tales on tape. Word Paintings, 1987