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Anna Grima

Anna Grima (born in 1958, Malta) is a Maltese artist whose works have been exhibited in Malta and Internationally.
== Early years ==
Her earliest formative influence started when she was around nine years old through her aunt Blanche Ellul Sullivan (1907-2002), artist and artisan who studied under Edward Caruana Dingli.
Grima started her career as an Illustrator and Graphic Artist. Here she focused her studies on the nude where she was tutored by the late Professor Bruno Orfei.
== Career ==
Her first solo exhibition was at the Galerie Ripard in Fontainebleau, in 1984.
She gained a Master of Fine Art in Digital Arts degree from the University of Malta. In 2017 she was asked to contribute to the University of Malta's B.A. Programme in Digital Arts as a visiting assistant lecturer with Prof. Vince Briffa.
In 2015, Grima's abstracts formed part of the Berlaymont Summa Artis II House of the European Commission in Brussels
Her work forms part of the permanent collection at St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity, Valletta, Malta. 
In 2018 and 2019, her works were exhibited as part of the Art+Feminism Exhibition held at Spazju Kreattiv, Malta.
== Solo & Collective Exhibitions ==
Between 1984 and 2020 Anna Grima participated in a variety of solo and group exhibitions, including: Maltese Landscape and Still Life - Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta, Malta in 1992, Earth & Sky - International Woman's Day, United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland in 1995, Marine Life - Watercolour Esplenade Plaza Hotel, Fremantle, W Australia in 1986, Sacred Footprints - Neolithia Foundation and Peninsula Arts, Plymouth University, UK in 2005., 70/2000, The Road to Meikel Seiggie - DEA Foundation - Gallery Vilnuis, Lithuania in 2001, Temples Malta - N. Foundation - Californian Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, USA in 2000, The Scottish Rites Temple, Oakland, and the Bade Gallery University of California,Berkeley, USA in 2000. Sacred Journeys - DEA Foundation - Matthew Gallery, Edinburgh Arts Festival, SCOTLAND in 1999 among many others.
==External links==
* Anna Grima on facebook
* Anna Grima - Mdina Biennale
* Anna Grima on linkedin
* Anna Grima, Artist
== References ==
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Category:Maltese artists
Category:University of Malta
Category:Master's degrees
Category:Digital art
Anna Haskins

Anna R. Haskins is an American sociologist and assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Cornell University. She is affiliated with the Cornell Prison Education Program, the Cornell Population Center, and the Center for the Study of Inequality. Haskins is known for studying the intergenerational consequences of incarceration on children's educational outcomes and school engagement. Haskins, A. R. (2014). Unintended Consequences: Effects of Paternal Incarceration on Child School Readiness and Later Special Education Placement. Sociological Science, 1, 141-158. DOI 10.15195/v1.a11 Turney, K., & Haskins, A. R. (2014). Falling behind? Children's early grade retention after paternal incarceration. Sociology of Education, 86(4), 241-258. DOI 10.1177/0038040714547086
== Biography ==
Haskins received her Bachelor of Education from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in 2003 and completed her graduate degrees in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She earned in Masters of Science in 2009 and her PhD in 2013. From 2013 to 2014 she was the Provost's Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Columbia University, where she was affiliated with the Columbia Population Research Center and the Fragile Families Working Group. She has worked as an assistant professor of sociology at Cornell University since 2014. In 2019 she was awarded a prestigious William T. Grant Foundation Scholars Program Award. 
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
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* Anna R. Haskins | Department of Sociology Cornell Arts
* Anna R Haskins‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬
* Seminar: Anna Haskins - Cornell University
* Anna Haskins, from the Cornell... - Cornell Research | Facebook
* Anna R. Haskins's research works | Cornell University
* Sociology Prof. Anna Haskins Awarded $350,000 to Research educational-inequality
* Anna Haskins at Cornell University - RateMyProfessors.com
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Anna Hindman

Anna Hindman is an American actress based outside of Nashville, TN.
== Film ==
She is most known for her role as Grace Baker in "American Siege", directed by Edward Drake (filmmaker). She stars opposite Bruce Willis, Rob Gough, and Timothy V. Murphy. 
== Personal Life ==
Raised in Connecticut, Hindman got her start in acting when she was six years old after being featured in a commercial for a local power company. She then went on to study Musical Theater at Western Connecticut State University and, upon graduating, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue film. Hindman moved to Nashville and began teaching, where she put out her first single, "Dislove", on Spotify. In 2020, she shot “American Siege” alongside Bruce Willis. This was her first feature film. Anna was married in July 2021 to Jessica Hindman and is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and charities. 
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Anna Mari Elena

Anna Mari Elena is a song recorded by Greek Cypriot singer/songwriter Andy Paul and entered into the Eurovision Song Contest in 1984 as the Cyprus entry. It was written by Mike Stock and Matt Aitken (of Stock Aitken Waterman fame) and fellow songwriter/producer Pete Ware.
==History and release==
Andy Paul is a Greek Cypriot who immigrated to the UK in the early 1960s. He became a singer and songwriter influenced by artists such as Elvis, Cliff Richard, Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck.
Paul started his career singing in a talent contest. Encouraged by his friends and family to enter, he won first prize with his impersonation of his childhood idol Elvis Presley. His performance was so good, the Whitley Taverns gave him a contract. Paul went on to sing in top venues throughout the UK until his big hit with "Anna Mari-Elena". Although he was Greek, he had little contact with the Greek community; he was more of an English artist. 
Andy had previously recorded and released a track produced by Stock, Aitken and Ware, "Heartbreak Situation" in 1983 and was now in need of a song to enter into the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest.
The song, "Anna Mari Elena" was written by Mike in 1983 at his home studio in Abbey Wood but, according to competition rules at the time Andy had to be credited as writer. It was later recorded at Hollywood Studios with an orchestra for the final version.
"Anna Mari Elena" was voted by the Cypriot public to represent the nation at the contest in May 1984. Pete Waterman flew out to Luxembourg with Andy and and the song came 15th (out of 19 entries) with 31 points, getting the top 12 marks from Yugoslavia, 10 from Ireland – but nil points from the UK. 
After its popularity the record was released in England, mainly for the Greek/Cypriot community and it was Barry Evangeli who released the record on his own label, Proto Records.
==Track information ==
Title: Anna Mari Elena
Artist: Andy Paul
Writer: Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, Pete Ware
Producer: Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, Pete Waterman, Pete Ware
Location: Abbey Wood, Hollywood Studios
Date: 02/06/1984
==Versions available (timing)==
7" English Version (2.59)
7" Greek/Cyprus Version (2.59)
==Formats==
7" Single (PROTO ENA 117)
Anna Mari Elena (English Version)
Anna Mari Elena (Greek Version) 
Bistepsememe 
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Category:Songwriters
Anna Maria Cochetti

Anna Maria Cochetti (1889 - ?) was an Italian-born, Italian-American poet and translator. In the United States, she published under the pseudonym "Anna Maria Armi."
==Personal Life==
Anna Maria Cochetti was born in 1899 in Rome. She was the daughter of a Roman lawyer named Enrico Cocchetti. She graduated with a degree in literature in 1922. Her thesis was titled Emerson nelle relazioni spirituali con Carlyle [Emerson in Spiritual Relationship with Carlyle]―a copy of her thesis is in the Biblioteca del Centro in Rome.
Cochetti was the first wife of Italian-born, Italian American journalist and political theorist Max Ascoli. They married on November 29th of 1925 in Rome. She followed Ascoli to the United States when he first came as a Rockefeller Foundation scholar in 1931. Ascoli dedicated his book Intelligence in Politics (New York, W.W. Norton and Company, 1936) to her. However, they legally separated in 1938 and divorced in 1940. In his chapter “Max Ascoli: A Lifetime of Rockefeller Connections,” Rosario Tosiello suggests that the dissolution of their marriage was due to Ascoli’s assimilation into American society. 
Cochetti became a US citizen in 1939.
==Original Poetry==
Her book of poetry, titled in english Poems was published in 1941. It included 56 new poems written by Cochetti as well as 22 translated poems by the likes of Horace, Catullus, Michelangelo and Petrarch. Critics noted that her original poems were clearly influenced by her interest in translation of the classics.
==Translation of Italian Poetry==
She also was an important translator for a larger collection of writings by the early modern Tuscan poet and scholar Petrarch. Her translations were seen as a fresh take english translations of the poet's work, which worked to take the rhythmic sonnet form from Italian with it in to the English. Some later translators of Petrarch's work did not appreciate this tactic and considered Cochetti's translation "rhyme forcing." She translated a selection of sonnets and songs in 1946 (republished in 1968). This was the only complete translation of his Conazoniere at the time. 
==Published Works==
===Original Poetry In English===
* Poems by Anna Armi, 1941, 1st edition. Random House.
===English Translations of Italian Poetry===
* Petrarch: Sonnets and Songs. Translated by Anna Maria Armi, New York: Pantheon Books Inc., 1946 
* Petrarch: Sonnets and Songs. Translated by Anna Maria Armi, Grosset & Dunlap, 1968
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Anna Maria Vasa

Anna Maria Vasa (Anna Maria Wazowna; 23 May – 9 February 1600), was the first-born and eldest daughter of Sigismund III Vasa and his wife, Anne of Austria, Queen of Poland.
Anna died at the age of 6 by measles, her brother, Władysław IV Vasa, succeeded to the throne of Poland and Sweden after the death of their father.
==Early Life==
Born Anna Maria Wazowna, Anna Maria was Princess of Poland and Sweden, she was eldest daughter of Sigismund III Vasa, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithania and his first wife; Anne of Austria, Queen of Poland. She grew up alongside her younger siblings, including her brother Władysław IV Vasa, who succeeded their father as the future King of Poland at the age of 15.
Her parents' union was a political and motivated marriage, it was intended to tie the families of Habsburg and Vasa.
Following after her birth, Anna Maria was baptized in Kraków, Poland. She was accompanied by her paternal aunt, Anna Vasa of Sweden. On 10 February 1598, Anna Maria's mother died from a hemorrhage. Growing up, Anna Maria and her brother were placed under the care and teaching of Urszula Meyerin.
On 9 February 1600, Anna Maria died from Measels in Kraków, Poland. Her body was buried at the Wawel Cathedral, jointly with her parents and her brother.
 
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Anna Mireille Abitbol

Anna Mireille Abitbol (1908-1995) was an impressionist painter born in Algeria. She was one of the first Jewish Algerian women to attend the École des Beaux Arts in Paris. During her short time there, cut short by World War II, her painting, “Nature Morte aux Eventails” (Still life with Fans), was selected to be presented at Salon d’Automne’ which exhibits the works of young artists every fall in Paris since 1903. She was the youngest presenter. Due to anti-Jewish sentiment during the late 1930s when Abitbol attended the École in Paris, she signs many of her paintings using the last name "Duparc" instead of her real last name.
Before moving to Paris, Abitbol began studying painting at the Fine Arts School in Oran and, in 1930, at the age of 22, she won first prize in the “Centennial of Algeria” competition for her watercolor “Flowers in a Chinese Vase.”
During the 1940s and 50s, after leaving Europe to move to Morocco where her family lived, she taught French in a private school, worked at various odd jobs, and eventually became a sales representative for a large pharmaceutical company. She also continued to paint and exhibited regularly at the Lorenzo Quarello Gallery in Casablanca.
In 1991 Abitbol exhibited at the ‘Seniors’ Art Expo’ in Santa Monica, where she received warm accolades.
Mireille died in 1995 at age 87, and on December 8, 2006 - coincidentally on the 11th anniversary of her death - her daughter Danielle curated an exhibit of the works still in her collection, together with family mementoes, and an historical photo montage of Mireille’s childhood in Algeria, together with photos in France and Morocco, at the Sephardic Temple in Los Angeles.>
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Category:1995 deaths
Category:Algerian painters
Anna Pirani

Anna Pirani is the Head of the Technical Support Unit (TSU) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group I (WGI). She has a vital role in the development of WGI contribution to the IPCC’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change#Sixth%20assessment%20report|Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) and has contributed to both the Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C (IPCC SR1.5 report), 2018; and the Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (IPCC SROCC site), 2019. She works closely with the WGI Bureau (including its co-Chairs Valerie Masson-Delmotte|Valérie Masson-Delmotte and Panmao Zhai), IPCC authors, and the TSU to facilitate scientific assessment reports that are produced for international policy makers, as well as wider audiences. The AR6 WGI report is expected to be approved at the end of July 2021. 
As Head of the TSU, she helps coordinate the preparation of SPM visuals with information designers and cognitive scientists. For the AR6 cycle, WGI is implementing the FAIR data|FAIR (findability, accessibility, interoperability, and reusability) principles and fostering the long-term curation of open source software for figures and data used within the WGI AR6. In addition, principles of inclusivity of participation have been implemented as part of this cycle. Dr Pirani is a member of the IPCC Gender Task Group on the development of a Gender Policy within the IPCC. 
Prior to working at the IPCC WGI TSU, Anna was Deputy Director of the CLIVAR Project of the World Climate Research Programme, working on coordinated ocean and climate modelling, climate dynamics and climate extremes activities. Anna holds a Ph.D. in Oceanography. Her research interests include working on coordinated ocean and climate modelling, climate dynamics and climate extremes activities.
====== Early life influences ======
Anna was inspired by David Attenborough and his documentaries to pursue a career in oceanography and work on environmental issues. After contacting him for guidance, Mr Attenborough wrote her a letter giving university course advice.
Languages: English, Italian, French, and Spanish
== Videos ==
* Co-designing the IPCC special report (Jan 30 2019)
*IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 ºC shown at COP24 (2018)
* The IPCC 1.5° Special Report scope and timeline (Oct 21, 2016) 
== External links ==
* Anna Pirani on Ipcc
* Anna Pirani on Twitter
* Google Scholar
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Anna Salman

Anna Salman (born September 18, 1998) is a Pakistani singer-songwriter, and former vocalist of the The All Girl Band.
==Early Life and Career==
Born in Lahore, Anna started her musical journey with Nescafé Basement in 2015. She performed the rendition of John Newman's number Love Me Again, which was also lauded by the vocalist himself. Since then, she has collaborated with a number of brands including Pepsi, Khaadi, Sapphire, Levi's and more. She also released her debut track "Middle of Nowhere" on Levi's Live. Her debut song was nominated at the Lux Style Awards in the category of Best Emerging Talent. Anna and her band then released "Mera Nahi Hai," a track that garnered widespread appreciation.
In 2021, Anna Salman parted ways with her all-girl band to pursue a solo path. She marked this transition by releasing her debut Urdu track, "Dur Nahi." This change also saw a shift in her musical genre from electronic to pop, resulting in the release of tracks like "I'd Like To Think," "Company," and "New York." Dur Nahi received a Lux Style Awards nomination once again, this time in the category of Song of the Year.
In 2023, Anna Salman made her US debut appearance at SXSW, becoming the first Pakistani female artist to feature on this international music festival. 
Anna also appeared at TEDx at LUMS with her band, The All Girl Band.
=Discography=
Title 	Artist 	Release Date
Love Me Again (Cover)	Various Artists at Nescafe Basement	2016
Dur Nahi 	Anna Salman 	2021
I'd Like To Think 	Anna Salman 	2022
Company 	Anna Salman 	2022
New York 	Anna Salman 	2022
Koi Aur 	Arsalan Hasan Feat. Anna Salman 	2020
Na Samjhay 	Arsalan Hasan Feat. Anna Salman 	2022
Rumble Tumble 	Danyal Zafar Feat. Anna Salman 	2020
Mera Nahi Hai 	The All Girl Band 	2021
= Awards & Nominations =
Song Name 	Category 	Awards 	Status
Middle of Nowhere	Best Emerging Talent	Lux Style Awards	
Duur Nahi 	Song of the Year 	Lux Style Awards	
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Category:Pakistani singers
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Anna Stokke

Anna Stokke is a Canadian mathematician and math education advocate. She is a professor of mathematics at the University of Winnipeg in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
==Education and career==
Stokke earned a B.Sc. (Mathematics) from Brandon University, an M.Sc. (Mathematics) from University of Manitoba and a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Alberta. Her dissertation was titled Polynomial representations of general linear, symplectic, and quantum general linear groups, and she was supervised by Gerald Cliff. She has been a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Winnipeg since 2003. She was Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 2017-2022. Her research areas are combinatorial representation theory and algebraic combinatorics. 
==Math education outreach==
Stokke co-founded an advocacy group WISE Math in 2011, which advocated to restore foundational skills to the math curriculum in Manitoba and other provinces that adopted the WNCP math curriculum. In 2013, Manitoba added times tables and standard algorithms back in the curriculum. 
Stokke co-founded and co-runs a non-profit organization, Archimedes Math Schools, which delivers after-school math classes to children. 
Stokke has been a critic of discovery-based math curricula and has frequently given media interviews on math education for radio, television, and print, for news outlets across Canada , , . She authored a C.D. Howe Report in 2015 Stokke, Anna. (2015). What to Do About Canada's Declining Math Scores?. SSRN Electronic Journal. 10.2139/ssrn.2613146. .
==Podcast==
Stokke is the producer and host of the education podcast Chalk & Talk . She has interviewed leading educators from around the world on teaching and math. 
==Awards==
* YWCA Women of Distinction Award for Community Activism & Social Enterprise (2015)
* University of Winnipeg Clarence Atchison Award for Excellence in Community Service (2015)
* Pacific Institute of Mathematical Sciences Education Prize (2017)
* University of Winnipeg Clifford J. Robson Award for Teaching Excellence (2021)
* 3M National Teaching Fellowship Award 
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Anna Szyjkowska-Piotrowska

Anna Szyjkowska-Piotrowska is a Polish art theorist, cultural philosopher, and linguist, author of scientific publications and books on artistic and philosophical themes. She is a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where she works in the Department of Design Theory at the Faculty of Design. She also conducts research as a collaborator at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in the ACTE Institute (Aesthetics and Critical Theory of Culture) and as an assistant professor at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music.
==Research Work==
In her work, she addresses new challenges of ethics in design, the theme of identity, its transformations, and their visualization. She operates at the intersection of various disciplines, combining theory with artistic practice.
==Publications==
Szyjkowska-Piotrowska is the author of several books and articles, including:
* Post-face. Transcending Visibility in Art and Philosophy 
* Conducting Waves: Thinking in Visual and Musical Avant-Gardes 
* Is Making Art a Way of Thinking? 
Additionally, she has authored several articles, including:
* Whereof We Cannot Speak, There Must We Paint. The Role of Language in Art. More details can be found on PhilPapers 
* Articulating an Inclusive Artistic Practice (2014): This article examines the dynamics of inclusivity in art practices. Available at Academia.edu 
* Transcending Visibility: Intermediality in Contemporary Art (2015): This paper discusses the role of intermediality in contemporary artistic expressions. Available at Academia.edu 
* The Role of Memory in Artistic Practice (2016): This article investigates the importance of memory in the creation and interpretation of art. Available at Academia.edu 
* Post-face: The Fluidity of Identity (2017): This work discusses the concept of "post-face" and its implications for understanding identity in art. Available at Academia.edu 
She has also participated in discussions on her work, such as:
* A lecture Anu Põder: Body-Object vs Body-Space 
* A lecture Post-face. Transcending Visibility in Art and Philosophy at the Museum of Modern Arts in Kraków (PL) 
* A podcast episode at VOGUE PL discussing her ideas 
==Institutions==
Szyjkowska-Piotrowska serves as a member of the Artistic Chapter of the Cyprian Norwid Award, is a member of the interdisciplinary research center on modernism and avant-garde MODERNITAS, and a member of Maison des Sciences Humaines.
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