In this fragile economy discussion of a new, re-envisioned, economics is a common topic, bridging political affiliations. At the 29th Annual E. F. Schumacher Lectures, speakers Bill McKibben, Benjamin Barber and Alisa Gravitz discussed how people can join in practical action that addresses a system in crisis, driving an activism in which every citizen is a participant.
SCHEDULE
Time | Activity |
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9:30 | Registration and coffee |
10:00 | Welcome |
10:15 | Talk by Bill McKibben |
11:15 | Audience response and questions |
11:45 | Lunch – Pre-order brown bag lunch or bring your own |
1:00 | Talk by Benjamin Barber |
2:00 | Audience response and questions |
2:30 | Coffee Break |
2:45 | Talk by Alisa Gravitz |
3:45 | Audience response and questions |
4:30 | Closing remarks by speakers |