John Kao
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In a presentation that mixes speech, music, and audience input, the renown author and thinker dubbed "Mr. Creativity" talks about the meaning and importance of innovation, how we innovate, and the future as a design problem.
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Morning Plenary |
2009 |
Kristin Falk
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What do mean when we talk about network-centric advocacy and how can I use these ideas to think about funding a progressive movement? Marty Kearns will help us understand the essential qualities of an effective network and how we can begin to think about building the network capacity of our own movements and communities.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Allison Fine
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What do mean when we talk about network-centric advocacy and how can I use these ideas to think about funding a progressive movement? Marty Kearns will help us understand the essential qualities of an effective network and how we can begin to think about building the network capacity of our own movements and communities.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Omar Freilla
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In this interactive session, dyanamic leaders from various fields within the progressive movement share their best thinking. They challenge us and some of our fundamental beliefs about how to support social change. They address issues and ideas that we may not have considered in grantmaking before.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Alan Jenkins
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In this interactive session, dyanamic leaders from various fields within the progressive movement share their best thinking. They challenge us and some of our fundamental beliefs about how to support social change. They address issues and ideas that we may not have considered in grantmaking before.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Greg Jobin-Leeds
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In this interactive session, dyanamic leaders from various fields within the progressive movement share their best thinking. They challenge us and some of our fundamental beliefs about how to support social change. They address issues and ideas that we may not have considered in grantmaking before.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Daisy Kahn
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In this interactive session, dyanamic leaders from various fields within the progressive movement share their best thinking. They challenge us and some of our fundamental beliefs about how to support social change. They address issues and ideas that we may not have considered in grantmaking before.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Harald Katmair
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What do mean when we talk about network-centric advocacy and how can I use these ideas to think about funding a progressive movement? Marty Kearns will help us understand the essential qualities of an effective network and how we can begin to think about building the network capacity of our own movements and communities.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Martin Kearns
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What do mean when we talk about network-centric advocacy and how can I use these ideas to think about funding a progressive movement? Marty Kearns will help us understand the essential qualities of an effective network and how we can begin to think about building the network capacity of our own movements and communities.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Alicia Lueras Maldenado
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What do mean when we talk about network-centric advocacy and how can I use these ideas to think about funding a progressive movement? Marty Kearns will help us understand the essential qualities of an effective network and how we can begin to think about building the network capacity of our own movements and communities.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Dorothy Roberts
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In this interactive session, dyanamic leaders from various fields within the progressive movement share their best thinking. They challenge us and some of our fundamental beliefs about how to support social change. They address issues and ideas that we may not have considered in grantmaking before.
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Morning Plenary |
2006 |
Suzanne Gollin
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What Now? What's Next? A panel of activists and funders initiate a conversation about where we are now, where we must go and how we can get there. What are the hard questions we need to ask ourselves? What's gone right? What's gone wrong? What are the innovations, collaborations and strategies most likely to underwrite real social change? How can well-deployed resources fund the renewal of the progressive movement?
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Morning Plenary |
2005 |
Holmes Hummel
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What Now? What's Next? A panel of activists and funders initiate a conversation about where we are now, where we must go and how we can get there. What are the hard questions we need to ask ourselves? What's gone right? What's gone wrong? What are the innovations, collaborations and strategies most likely to underwrite real social change? How can well-deployed resources fund the renewal of the progressive movement?
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Morning Plenary |
2005 |
Jacqueline Tarry
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What Now? What's Next? A panel of activists and funders initiate a conversation about where we are now, where we must go and how we can get there. What are the hard questions we need to ask ourselves? What's gone right? What's gone wrong? What are the innovations, collaborations and strategies most likely to underwrite real social change? How can well-deployed resources fund the renewal of the progressive movement?
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Morning Plenary |
2005 |
