Dr. Bejan appears in 2 episodes of A&E The History Channel's TV series "History's Greatest Mysteries" hosted by Laurence Fishburne. Filming took place in Hollywood, 2025. Episodes screened 2026.

June 19 Blackwells book launch with Paul Kenyon in OXFORD including special guests Professor Robert Evans and Professor Marius Turda (Bejan's DPhil supervisor and mentor respectively).

History book launch at DISSIDENT Club with VIP guests Cristina Hermeziu, Matei Vișniec and University of Chicago Professor Bruce Lincoln (by Zoom), March 26, 2026, Paris.

When Geneva Writers Group hosted Bejan in February 2026 as a guest: teaching the workshop "When the Open Page Becomes the Theatre." Andra Nicolescu is a Human Rights Lawyer and serves as Managing Editor of Guernica Magazine, Editor for MATCA Revista (Romania), and Executive Secretary & Programmes and Development Officer for Geneva Writers Group.

Bejan signs books at GAUDEAMUS Bookfair, Bucharest December 6, 2025.

Bejan starting her studies at the Sorbonne in Paris, October 2025.

NBA Coach & Olympian Steve Kerr with Bejan, Aspen Ideas Festival 2025 (which she attended on a competitive full scholarship as a Fellow)

In a Cărturești bookstore in downtown Timișoara, the 2023 European Capital of Culture.

Leaders of Colorado Romanian diaspora alongside the Ambassador and Governor in the Governor's Office, Colorado State Capitol.

Cristina A. Bejan and Sibiu musician Charlie Falamas collaborated on the Instagram Live performance "Birthplace of Revolution" during Bejan's Romanian national book tour. Charlie is pictured in front of the Protestant Church in Timișoara where the Romanian Revolution began. Please watch their Instagram Live recording, available on Bejan's YouTube Channel and Instagram page @cristinaabejan_ladygodiva

Daniela Rațiu, Cristina A. Bejan, and Emanuel Grec discuss the release of Bejan's poetry and history books in Romania as part of the official Bookfest program.

Pictured when the Sibiu mayor hosted Bejan's poetry book launch, as part of the Sibiu-Durham, NC Sister Cities program.

Bejan interviewed about her two Romanian book releases on the Romanian national television.

Following her book launch in Bucharest, pictured with a friend made on Twitter.

Written by Cristina A. Bejan. Maia Morgenstern stars as Varthini alongside Pavel Barsan as Karthi at Teatrul Foarte Mic and Museo Café in 2008. Directed by Alex Mihail, featuring Isabela Neamțu and Ana Popescu. Bucharest, Romania.

Written and directed by Cristina A. Bejan. Starring Chris Akinbuwa as Gerard and Muslima Musawwir as Morgan. Produced in the DC Black Theatre Festival 2015, sold-out. Promoted NAMI.

Alianța Advisory Board member Cristina A. Bejan is interviewed for Romanian television. Organization of American States, Washington DC.

Written by Cristina A. Bejan. Selected for development in the Mead Theatre Lab Program, performed at Source Theatre in 2016. Directed by Star Johnson. Featured Muslima Musawwir. Promoted RAINN. Artwork by Zsudayka Nzinga.

Cristina A. Bejan, Miles Folley and Blair Ruble of Bucharest Inside the Beltway celebrate Romanian National Day at the Romanian Embassy to the United States. Washington DC.

Written by Tom Stoppard. Sound design by Cristina A. Bejan. Produced by Burning Coal Theatre 2017. Raleigh, NC.

Celebrating 'Ziua Universala a Iei' with the Romanian community on the National Mall, Washington DC 2016.

Written by Cristina A. Bejan. Sold-out at Capital Fringe 2014. DISTRICTLAND actors chilling backstage at the height of a DC summer.

Written by Lucian Blaga, translated by Doris Plantus-Runey. Directed by Ion Rațiu Fellow Cristina A. Bejan at the Devine Studio Theatre, Georgetown University 2011. Photo featuring actress Daria Kondova. World premiere.

Written by Cristina A. Bejan. Directed by John Dellaporta, assistant directed by Hope Villaneuva. Featuring Peter Orvetti, Johnny Day, Aaren Keith, Kathleen Mason, Robyn Freeman, Mary-Alice Farina, Vick Krishna, Andra Belknap, Carson Gregory and Andrew Quilpa. Sold-out, best of Capital Fringe 2014.

Play created by a group of women in Port Vila, Vanuatu in 2010. Collaborated with VANGO, UNIFEM and the University of the South Pacific. Performed at VATS and Club Vanuatu. Photo featuring actress Josie Jackson.

Bucharest Inside the Beltway directors Rucsandra Pop and Cristina A. Bejan host an evening of poetry at Carol 53, 2014. Bucharest, Romania.

Written by Danai Gurira. Directed by Michele Okoh. Produced by Cristina A. Bejan. Regional premiere in the NC Women's Theatre Festival.

Starring Anika Harden as Zalmoxis. Written by Lucian Blaga, translated by Doris Plantus-Runey. Directed by Ion Rațiu Fellow Cristina A. Bejan, Devine Studio Theatre, Georgetown University, 2010. World premiere.