Friday, Nov. 30, 10:40 a.m. Global Collaboratory, 060 Eggers Hall
On Nov. 28-30, nearly 50 visionary leaders representing diverse ideologies and disciplines will gather to engage in a dialog, telling the stories of our civilization and searching for a shared narrative to promote sustainability and move us beyond conflict. Organized around the four topic areas of Environment, Economy, Democracy and Being, this dialog will encourage the creation of stories that can engender a more compassionate, inclusive, civil society, one that can support a sustainable future. Friday morning activities will include a discussion of emerging narratives assisted by visual facilitator Julie Stuart. Audience contributions will be welcome as the group identifies opportunities for change and begins to frame a call to action.
Website: www.maxwell.syr.edu/parcc/news/Events/
Contact Person: Elizabeth Myers
PARCC, Maxwell School
315-443-2367
ebmyers@maxwell.syr.edu
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