Talks: 2012

Gerald Nepom

Re-educate the Immune System

Paul Magid

New Old Time Chautauqua

Lisa Chin

Better Futures for Young People

Jessie Woolley-Wilson

Blending technology and classroom learning

Rick Williams

After Violence, Waging Peace

Yee Won Chong

Beyond the Gender Binary

Terry Brooks

Why I Write about Elves

Mark Mueller-Eberstein

Lead and be the change

Kathleen Flenniken

Reaching Groundwater

Phil Borges

Myths, Shamans and Seers

Andrew McMasters & Andre Golard

Tell New Stories

Gabriel Teodros

Hip Hop & Science Fiction

Karrie Kohlhaas

The Last Taboo

Roger Ressmeyer

Science, the Antidote to Fear, Visions of Tomorrow

Phillip Thurtle

What Superheroes are Made of

C.J. Liu

Better Beliefs

John Sharify

Climb of a Lifetime

Logan Smalley

Lessons Worth Spreading

Kate Nichols

Art and Light Through the Lens of Ambivalence

Howard Frumkin

Healthy Human Habitats

Cynthia Lair

How to Cut an Onion

Blaine Harden

Escape from camp 14: Shin Dong-hyuk’s odyssey

Lesley Hazleton

Seeing Muhammad – and each other – whole

Eleuthera Lisch

Develop Immunity to Violence

Leslie Morgan Steiner

Living Through Crazy Love

James Arnold Taylor

Ambassador of Inspiration

Peter Ward

Life’s Resilience Response to Hydrogen Sulfide

Danny Dover

The Most Important Question

Jonah Sachs

Winning the Story Wars

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