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Welcome to the 71st CU Boulder Conference on World Affairs! This week, over 100 speakers and performers representing 19 countries will gather on the CU Boulder campus to share their observations, their music, their movies, and more with our audiences . Many of your favorite contributors are returning to the CWA, and more than 60% of this year’s speakers are new to us, so give our first-time guests a warm welcome! The 71st CU Boulder CWA is the most diverse yet . Half of our speakers this year are women, and all of our speakers are sure to bring a wide array of perspectives and life experiences to their conversations . From left: Margaret Hollingsworth, CWA Program Committee Chair/Vice We’re excited this year to offer a Tuesday through Chair, Laurie Hathorn, CWA Community Chair, John Griffin, CWA Faculty Director Saturday schedule, one component of our broader Photo by Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado Boulder effort to make the CWA more accessible to those who are working or attending school on weekdays . This is sure to be an adjustment for all of us (yes, the Jazz Concert is on Wednesday, not Tuesday, night), but we hope that the change will be well worth it . Please let us know what you think of the new schedule, and any other feature of the CWA, by completing our audience survey on the CWA app or website . Our core themes this year are 1) Disruptive Technology, 2) Design for Life, and 3) Women and Girls Changing the World. You will find a concentration of speakers and panels addressing these themes. We hope you will also be delighted by the wide variety of other topics on offer at CWA 2019. As we look forward to a special week, we thank all those so committed to making the CWA a success each year: the CWA office team, our student and community volunteers, our University partners, and the corporate, foundation, and individual donors who contribute so generously to the Conference . We hope you enjoy a wonderful CWA Week! Margaret, Laurie, and John

Contents Themes ...... 5 Transportation...... 17 CWA Team and Program Committee ...... 8 Schedule of Events...... 18 Donors...... 10 Concurrent Events...... 41 Sponsor Appreciation ...... 13 Speaker Biographies...... 42 Navigating the CWA Pages ...... 14 Guest Speakers ...... 64 Campus Map ...... 16

* Program cover design by CWA Marketing Intern and CU Student, Carlea Kiddoo 4 Themes Themes

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Disruptive Technology Disruptive Technology Gain insight into profound changes coming to our lives through the technologyGain insight surrounding into profound transportation, changes coming politics, to ourlaw, lives and personal privacythrough . the technology surrounding transportation, politics, law, and personal privacy.

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6 Download the CWA App Enjoy this free resource provided by the CWA to help enhance your conference experience!

Features • Interactive campus map • Create your own schedule • Transportation & parking info • Live Q&A in sessions • Schedule notifications • Speaker information

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April 9-13, 2018 To Download: Visit your App or Google Play store & search for ‘Conference on World Affairs.’ rs 1 9 4 8 – 2 0 1 If you already have the app: years1 9 4 8 – 2 0 1 8 8 Make sure to update to the latest version to view 2019 content. CWA Team and Program Committee

In Memoriam Program Committee Henry Butler Gail Madden The CWA Program Committee is composed of students and Charles Krauthammer community members who volunteer their time, often weekly, over the fall and winter to consider the crucial issues of the day, William Nack research candidates for CWA, and create exciting panels that will Michael Thompson challenge our audiences . These committee members are truly the heart of the CWA, and we are thankful for their contributions . CWA OFFICE CWA Team If you would like to help plan the 2020 Conference on World ASSISTANCE Affairs, please visit our website at colorado.edu/cwa to learn more. Barbralu Cohen FACULTY DIRECTOR Lindsey Visscher John Griffin Arts Subcommittee International Affairs FOUNDER Co-Chairs Subcommittee COMMUNITY CHAIR Howard Higman Anya Berlova, Student Co-Chairs Laurie Hathorn Adam Griff, Community Allison Gilgannon, Student Laurie Leinonen, Kylie McKee, Student BOARD PROGRAM CHAIR Charlene Coutre Community Kenna Quiller, Community Margaret Hollingsworth Tracy Ferrell, Vice-Chair Jamie Krutz, Community Bob Wegner, Community Bruce Fredrickson Emily Volk, Student Kathy Wegner, Community DIRECTOR OF John Griffin OPERATIONS AND Laurie Hathorn Boulder High Politics & Media MARKETING Tina Marquis, Chair Subcommittee Subcommittee Alan Culpepper Shelly Miller Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Peter Spear, Observer Holly Gossard Mark Brown, Community SENIOR MANAGER, Emily Volk Becky Vancura Maddie Chandler, Student MARKETING AND MEDIA Tom Zeiler Sam Kornick, Student RELATIONS Business Subcommittee Erin Rain SPONSORSHIP LEAD Co-Chairs Science & Technology Todd Crimmel Charlene Coutre, Subcommittee CONFERENCE Community Co-Chairs COORDINATOR Nick Sodnicar, Student Lauren Daniels, Student DEVELOPMENT Katie Grady Steve Swenerton, Bruce Fredrickson, COMMITTEE Kay Clagett Community Community FINANCE AND Alan Culpepper, Chair Vincent Wroble, Student Rashel Gandhi, Student ADMINISTRATION Leslie Durgin Steve Markman, Vicky Nelson Bruce Fredrickson Film Subcommittee Community Betsy Hand Co-Chairs Elene Mooney, Community STUDENT VOLUNTEER Laurie Hathorn Sharon Nehls, Community Oak Thorne, Chair Emeritus COORDINATORS Paul McLoughlin Cynthia Stephens, Andrew Winterfeld, Student Isabelle Boes Mark Meyer Community Hadley Tallackson STRATEGIC PLANNING Human Condition STUDENT MARKETING COMMITTEE Subcommittee COORDINATORS David Brown Co-Chairs Aidan Cepulis Kay Clagett Betsy Block, Community Rashel Gandhi Alan Culpepper Julia Debell, Student Carlea Kiddoo Leslie Durgin Haley Lippman, Student Lindsey Visscher Laurie Hathorn Millie Montgomery, Yvette Lowney Community DATABASE Meredith Maney Tatum Verbrugge, Student ADMINISTRATOR Michael Murray, Facilitator Tim Heuser Benjamin Teitelbaum

8 CWA Team and Program Committee

Keynote Speaker Moderator Coordinators Student Flag Teri Golden Subcommittee Tim Heuser Coordinators Jesse Goldman Gary Dolsen, Chair Paul McLoughlin Landon Jacquinot Alexis Halkovic Rashel Gandhi Bob Yates Tory Lysik Sandy Halliburton Leslie Eaton Janet Hatton Laurie Hathorn Student Moderator Student Golf Cart Maribeth Hite Yvette Lowney, Chair Coordinator Coordinators Joe Howard Sam Kornick Ciera Dykstra Lily Bisantz Jocie Iszler Paul McLoughlin Maggie McGuire Evi Judge Erin Rain Producer Coordinators Dave Khushali Benjamin Teitelbaum Elise Miller Student Survey Dona Knapper Yvette Lowney Coordinator Terry Knapper “Design for Connection: Gabrielle Edwards DanBob Laman Breaking the Bubble” Student Producer Barbara Lawson Theme Committee Coordinators Student Photography Nancy Lee Michael Anthony, Nick Sodnicar Coordinator Claudia Love Student Chair Chidera Onwugbufor Erika Shapiro Dan Lubar David Bachrach Rob Luneburg David Barrett Transportation General Members: Ella Lyons Paul Cure Coordinator Dick Marin Betsy Hand, Community Rashel Gandhi Quinn Adams Heidi McCann Chair Ken Allen Julia Mestdagh Sandra Firmin Student Transportation Rachael Amoroso Veniece Miller Marianne Holbert Coordinators Laura Archer Hannah Moench Laurie Leinonen Annie Miller Jennifer Armendariz Liz Moore Robin Luff Lindsey Visscher John Asmussen Mindy Nichols Michael Ryan Roberto Avila Madeline Noles Kim Saporito Student Ambassador Jeanne Barrett Alaynah Penalosa Coordinator Amanda Batchelor Fiona Quinn “Disruptive Technology” Hanna Skuladottir Rebecca Batizy Cecily Quinn Theme Committee Susan Bauer Marlys Robertson Bob Baskerville, Chair Housing Committee Tom Brigham Gloria Robinson Gary Dolsen, Chair Regina Bock Ashley Bryant David Rohbachor Amy McCormick Charlene Coutre Alison Burchell Nathan Roura Vincent Wroble Laurie Hathorn, Chair Melanie Burgess Ted Rubin Janet Leap Allison Burt Bunny Rubin “Women and Girls Nicky Wolman Astrid Bush Sarah Salem Changing the World” Pat Wright Michael Casey Kim Saporito Theme Committee Wou Sung Choi Lina Tat Dana James, Musical Director Presley Church Elizabeth Treister Community Chair Brad Goode Carolyn Click Julie Vento Kaley Keefe Poppy Copeland Emily Villasenor Deb Parsons, Biography Coordinators Ciara Coughlan Gary Waggoner Community Chair Dana James Vanessa Dayton Richard Warren Lydia Stalcup, Brenda Niemand Gary Dolsen Karia White Student Chair Olwyn Doyle Bob Wing CWA Book Club Nikki Edwards Ru Wing Coordinators Laura Faeth Julie Wolin Kate Thompson Linda Feather Ying Zhang Katy Yates Linda Foreman Michelle Fredson Community Volunteer Ben Friedman Coordinator John Gardner Kathy Wegner Dean Garyet Thomas Gibb

9 Donors Thank You to Our Supporters

Your support of the CWA contributes to the realization of this event each April, along with the other enriching programs we conduct between May and March each year . Your contribution of time, talent, and resources is vital to our success .

If you have not already done so, please consider donating today to help us reach new heights next spring . Your support improves our ability to enhance the experience of our audience and that of our invited speakers and artists. Your financial contributions also help to ensure that the CWA remains a free event for future generations to come . Thank you for your commitment to the Conference on World Affairs!

Thompson Jazz Concert Gift Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Betsy and Albert Hand in honor of A special THANK YOU to Jeannie Center of the American West John Griffin and Jack Thompson for their Center for Asian Studies Jeannie and Jack Thompson $10,000 gift and the following JILA donors who jointly matched their CU Arts & Science $5,000 - $9,999 gift to underwrite the 2019 CWA Advancement Office Anonymous Jazz Concert: Office of Strategic Relations Cynda Arsenault CU Alumni Association Jan Burton Linda and David Bachrach CU Continuing Education Leslie and Woody Eaton Ginny Corsi University Memorial Center Virginia Jones Laurie Hathorn CUSG - Office of Diversity and Steven McCarthy Marilyn and Bruce Fredrickson Inclusion Jane McConnell and TJ Heyman Robin and Kevin Luff Fiske Planetarium Mark Meyer Marta Aarli and Bret Mann CU Art Museum Mark Meyer CU Campus Police $2,500 - $4,999 The Herd Linda and David Bachrach Carol and Ted Ertl Susanna Gardner and Dan Lubar Campus Partners Individual Donors Mary Schafer-Mahrer and Nathan Mahrer Pat Wright and Paul Heffron Office of the President Planned Gifts Katy and Bob Yates Office of the Chancellor We are grateful to the following donors Office of the Provost for investing in CWA’s financial future: College of Arts and Sciences Anonymous $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous College of Media, Communication and Anonymous James Devries Information Anonymous Marilyn and Bruce Fredrickson College of Music Estate of Roger Ebert Sarah and Fred Haberman School of Education Estate of Edith Morris Laurie Hathorn School of Law Stephanie Rudy Gail Hiestand College of Engineering Robert M . Sprinkle Kathleen and Wayne Hillock Leeds School of Business Bret Mann and Marta Aarli Institute of Behavioral Science $100,000+ Tina Marquis and Jason Meshnick Center for Science and Technology Robin and Kevin Luff Elise and George Miller Policy Research Brenda and Arno Niemand CU Environmental Board $10,000 - $24,000 Amy and Jack Rook III Program in Environmental Design Anonymous Kathy and John Rosenbloom Department of Geography Anonymous Shari and Richard Sapp CU Center for Sports Governance Arches Asset Management Linda Shoemaker and Steve Brett CU Center for Western Civilization, Yvonne and Philip P . DiStefano Nicky Wolman and David Fulker Thought, & Policy Ralph Gregory

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$500 - $999 Charlotte Stewart Jenifer Hall-Bowman and Donna and Kenneth Allen Frank and Debra Tonge William Bowman Anonymous Angela and Peter Vallero Suzanne Hamilton Laura and David Braddock Kathy and Bob Wegner Edward Hanson The Community Foundation Serving Linda Lee and Michael Wood Catharine and Richard Harris Boulder County Ying and Jun Ye Zhang Karen and Stephen Henderson Ginny Corsi Elaine and David Hill Emsa Fund, Inc . $100 - $249 Steve and Elinor Hill Helen and Stanford Gregory, Jr . Robert and Jerene Anderson Jon and Liz Hinebauch Kathryn and Timothy Holbrook Dyann Anderson Slosar Sue Hirschfeld Emily Draving and DanBob Laman Donald Asmus Stan Johnson in memory of Bud Rubin Madeleine and Kenneth McCourt Linda Baker Mary Pat and Peter Judkins Sherry and Gerald Merfish Gail and Neil Berlant Shoni and Gary Kahn Ayliffe and Frederic Ris Cheryl and Bruce Blankenship Caryl and David Kassoy Alan and Stephanie Rudy Arlene and Dennis Blewitt James Kaufman Lloyd Sederer David Bowers Patricia Kelley and Craig Hafner Peter Spear in support of student William Broderick Ann and William Kellogg internships Karen and Jacob Browne Patty Limerick and John Kempton Joy Spring and John Brocket Stephanie Buller Barbara and Ronald Klayman Robert Carlson Laura and Paul Koch $250 - $499 Karen Carpenter Carol Kovner Joyce Albersheim Mary and Douglas Child Anne and Wililam Knorr Jean and Francis Allhoff, Jr. Marykay and Louis Cicio in memory of Bob Kropfli David Ballast F . Wayne Scott Joan and Paul Lavell Pamela Barsam Brown and Elizabeth and Joseph Cirelli Jane and Rich LeDoux Stan Brown Susan Cooper and James Long Judith Liebeskind Betsy Block and Joe Goldhammer Bonnie Cox Rhea and Rob Little Regina and Jim Bock Todd Crimmel Barbara and Robert Ludke Jennifer Bohlin Sharon Cunningham Patrick Mayer Carol and Richard Bowman Bernard Cyr Judy and Douglas McBroom Linda Brackins-Willett and Jane Daniels Gay Miller Robert Willett Jerilyn DeCoteau and Tod Smith Millie and Wynn Montgomery Catherine and Mark Brown Linda and Sandy Dee Jill and Tyler Moore Mary and Robert Caldwell Lynn Dimmick Patrice Morrow Judy Cisel and Andrew Kramer Leslie Durgin and John Fitch Francine and Robert Myers Barbralu Cohen and Don Koplen Sheldon Ekland-Olson Claudia Naeseth and Al Canner Cheryl and Dale Foland Theresa and John Fedak Carol and George Narcavage Rosemary Gearhart Linda and Norm Flack Anita Nebel Barbara and Bradley Goodman Diane and Gary Flannery Clare and Brian Neville, Jr . Amy and John Griffin Betsy Franko Patricia Nichols-Perrin and Scott Perrin Jane and Charles Halley Mary and Joseph Friedman Patricia Novak Josie and Rollie Heath Pat Gallagher-Carlson and Delma Oberbeck and Fred Fickett Jane and Melvyn Holzman Warren Carlson Susan and Kevin O’Connell Dorothy and David Joeris Nelda and John Gamble Kathryn Olmstead Karon Johnson Sandra Gaskill Sheryl Olson Jane Kahle and Floyd Nordland Mary and Lloyd Gelman Karen and Larry Olson Monica and Seymour Kahn Anita and Gerald Gershten Mary and Robert Oslund Julia and James Keating Mitchell Gitin Rionda Osman-Jouchoux and Diana and Michael King Carol and Todd Gleeson Alain Jouchoux in memory of Jane and Roger Larson Helen and Martin Goldman Charles A . Barth, PhD Yvette Lowney and Tom Lyon Robert Goldsmith Judith Owens Carol Martin Judy and Daniel Gordon Patricia and Allison Palmer Alexandra and George McCabe Paula and Robert Gossett Deborah and John Palmer Jenny Morales Chan and Tricia Grafelman Enlin Pan Jose Morales Carol Green Nancy and Richard Pautsch Marlys and Philip Robertson Patricia and Robert Guilford Richard Poley Barbara Steinmetz Beverly Hadden Kenneth Pope

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Kathleen and Jeffrey Pryor Up to $99 Eric Jaeckel Carol Raehn William Adams Barbara Judd Beth Arnold-Reichstein and Jacqueline and George Antoine Sheri and Scott Karas Edward Reichstein Kathleen and William Ashworth Randy Kuehn Tim Rose William Avery Kendall Laird Franca Rothman Craig Balter Tyler Lantzy Carol and Richard Rush Beverly Barr Ita Laor Marilyn Saarni Katherine and Martin Bassani Sharon Larocque Perry Samson Rachel Basye and David Wexler Diane and Stephen Lieberman Vicki Schaefer Nancy Bigelow and Bob Perkins Kerry Lightenburger Martha and Paul Schlauch Emily and John Blankinship Suzanne and James Lowell Katherine and Corey Schmidt Maria Boler Andrew MacGregor Phyllis Schwartz Patricia Bonnet Thomas Mahowald Su-Esta and Phil Scott Charles Boyle Marsha and Bill Maikovich Patricia Shannon Lydia Brody David Manting Angela and Bradford Silsby Susan Brooks Gregory Marsh Jeff Skala Bruce Brown Tracy Mayo Nancy and Ronald Stevens Susan and Philip Brown Joan McCracken Carol and Robert Stewart Susan and Jerry Burgess Caren McCready Thomas Stiers Elaine and Thomas Byrnes John Middleton Jean Stoenner Tom Cannon Marilyn and Robert Milhous Peter Stone Sandra Cardillo Donna and Thomas Moore Cathy Summer and Steven Ellis Joyce Chase Ellen Moore Ella Sweeney in honor of John Christenson Karen and Andres Moreira Doug and Jocelyn Sweeney Richard Cline Victoria Mullens Ellen Sweets Benita Coffey Shauna and Ibrahim Naous Steve Swenerton Marty Coffin Evans and Robert Trembly Norman Nesbit Judith Taubman Evie Cohen Walter Nixon Oak Thorne Pamela and Karlton Culig Linda Norris Dorothy and Charles Tucker Andrew and Suzanne Dale Charlie Oliver Sharon Twenhofel-Belew and Katrina Demma Michelle O’Toole William Belew III Anne Marie DiGiacomo Dan Page George VanBuren Lorna Donovan and Ronald Snyder Kay and Roger Paine III Peter VanVeen Margaret Dunn-Watson and Robert Patoff Susan Vaughan Roger Watson Joan and James Podolak Elaine and Philip Waggener Lisa Eggleston and Charles Woodard Halice Ruppi Wanda Cox and Gary Waggoner Vivian Epstein Michele and Michael Scheetz Ellen Wakeman Linda Falb and Edward Field Trina and Eric Scholz Eleanor Wassell Colleen Faust Carl Shushan Mary Webber and Gerald Grammens Richard Finer Mark Silverman Sherri and Frank Weil Kelsey Fisher Felicia and Lyle Smithgraybeal Jean Wentworth Chrissie Forbes Wilma and Ron Spoerl Sheryl Wertz in memory of Hao and Dave Ford Sheryl and Roger Svendsen Jason E . Sien Karen Gerwitz and Elie Mardiros Stephanie and Don Taylor Clare Whitfield Patricia Giarratano Doriane and John Tippet Jeanne Wilcox Francesca Giongo Maureen Van Camp Helen Williams Ronald Glandt Shelli Marks and Philip Von Hake Dave and Kenneth Winfrey Anthony Greco Peter Wassell Philip Wittmeyer Maureen and Robert Hall Jeni Webster Wendy and Richard Wolf James Harrington Alice Weed-Ziegler and Emil Ziegler Linda and John Woods Linda Hayes-Angiono and Laurie and Jonathan Weiss Bettie Wright Wayne Angiono Ruth Wight Katherine and Mark Young Cathie and Mark Holm Nancy and John Woodward Claudia and Jon Zadra Wesley Horner Jaye and William Zessar Frederick Hull Italicized names indicate Candy Hyde Multi-Year Pledge Nicole and Kevin Jacobson

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13 Navigating the Conference

CWA app Seating at CWA Events This free resource provided by the CWA • All sessions are open to all, without is home to the most comprehensive and charge on a first-come basis up-to-date information, making for the best • Students are granted priority entry to CWA experience . venues Features Include: • Please arrive at sessions with fellow • Interactive campus map attendees, since you will not be able to • Create your own schedule save seats • Transportation and parking info • Seats may be reserved for students • Live Q&A in sessions who are required to attend by their • Schedule notifications class • Speaker information • Designated overflow venues are • Sharing to social media available for sessions in the UMC Download from the app store or Google Play storet . Schedule Changes Due to the nature of our programming, schedule changes will happen during Campus WiFi Instructions: conference week . Please download UCB Guest the CWA app or visit the CWA website: • Select UCB Guest as your wireless colorado .edu/cwa. Weather updates can network be found in the CWA App and via our social • Open a web browser and be media channels . automatically redirected to a registration page CWA Jazz Concert • Review the UCB guest wireless policy Tickets to the CWA Jazz Concert can be and accept terms reserved in advance via donation to the • Questions? Contact IT Service Center: CWA by March . Additional tickets are made 303-735-4357 available via an online lottery or to attendees on a first-come basis night of show. Visit the CWA Book Store powered by Boulder Book Store Future of Life Award Featuring books and CDs by 2019 CWA We are pleased to share that the Future speakers and performers . The store will of Life Institute (FLI) has selected the be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Conference on World Affairs as the (except Wednesday) in the foyer of showcase to present the annual Future of Macky Auditorium . This is a great way to Life Award. FLI is a non-profit organization support our speakers who donate their time working to ensure that tomorrow’s most to the conference . 10% of all proceeds will powerful technologies are beneficial for benefit the CWA. humanity . This prestigious award will be presented as part of the opening Keynote events on Tuesday April 9th ”.

14 Navigating the Conference

Livestreaming and Audio Special Sessions Recordings All panels held in Macky Auditorium, Major Events UMC Center Ballroom, and UMC 235 Major events such as the Keynote Address,  are livestreamed via the CWA website: Plenaries, and the Jazz Concert will be colorado.edu/cwa . These session indicated with a star . videos will be archived and available for viewing anytime, free of charge via the CWA website . Audio recordings of CWA Roundtables sessions will be available to stream online at Indicates that the session moderator has colorado.edu/cwa after the conference . been asked to facilitate a discussion among the speakers rather than traditional opening No filming or recording devices are remarks . permitted at CWA sessions . Copies of audio recordings of CWA sessions may CWA @ Night be obtained from National Conference Sessions scheduled to begin after 5:00 Recording Services in the UMC and via pm to accommodate students and working ncrsusa com. . professionals . Free campus parking is available after 5:00 pm, including near University Ave and Colorado Ave . Program Index In our continued effort to reduce our environmental impact of the printed Ebert Interruptus program, a printed index is no longer In the tradition of film critic Roger Ebert, a included in this program . Download the film is shown in its entirety on Monday with CWA app to see a list of events by speaker in-depth analysis and audience questions or visit the CWA info desk in the UMC over the following three days . atrium . Friday CWA Celebration on the Hill • , Stay in Touch! 4:00-6:00 p.m. Hill Event Street Sign up for the CWA newsletter to receive Pennsylvania Ave . and 13th (Between the the latest news and information, including Sink and Café Aion) our year-round CWA Speaker Series, jazz The Hill Boulder and CWA will host a Friday concert ticketing for next year’s conference, afternoon celebration on the Hill Event Street and early access to next year’s CWA (Pennsylvania Ave) . There will be Free program . To sign up visit the CWA website: from Hill Restaurants, Live Music, Food colorado.edu/cwa . Beer and Wine . Open to all . End your week visiting with CWA speakers and toasting to a great week!

15 Campus Map

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17 Schedule of Events TUESDAY, APRIL 9

9:30 a.m.

1101 Populism and the Alt-Right Around the World 9:30-10:40 Bob Dreyfuss UMC Center Ballroom Jennifer Fitzgerald Maggie Mitchell Salem Julienne Stroeve Moderator: Ben Teitelbaum 1102 Modern Plagues: Obesity, Addiction, Stress... 9:30-10:40 Deliana Garcia UMC 235 Life Might Just Kill Us Allen Lichter Mark J. Thomas Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Colleen Wise 1103 Republicans: Where Do They Go From Here? 9:30-10:40 John C. Eastman UMC East Ballroom Michael Gerson Robert G. Kaufman Henry R. Nau Moderator: Dan Gould 1104 Democrats: Where Do They Go From Here? 9:30-10:40 Lisa Graves UMC West Ballroom Heather F. Hurlburt Ian Millhiser Lis Smith Moderator: Scott Schaefer 1105 It’s Not ALL Bad News: Doing Good For Humanity 9:30-10:40 Nancy Donaldson Old Main Chapel Nancy Janus Morgan Keay Marcelle M. Wahba Moderator: Kurt Firnhaber

10:00 a.m.

Student Brunch: Presented by The Herd 10:00-11:00 UMC Fountain FREE Brunch for students and Courtyard CWA speakers presented by The Herd

11:30 a.m.

1201 Keynote: Disrupting the Status Quo... By Design 11:30-12:30 Leyla Acaroglu Macky Auditorium D Presented in Partnership with the Women’s Foundation of Colorado Moderator: Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano Film Screening: “The Light Shines On” A celebration of CU Boulder

1:30 p.m.

1401 How Trump Has Transformed the Media 1:30-2:40 Ana Cabrera UMC Center Ballroom Michael Gerson Lisa Graves Steven Hayward Moderator: Quentin Young 1402 Global Hegemony Competition: 1:30-2:40 Joe Cirincione UMC 235 US vs EU vs Russia vs China Peter Rupert Lighte Maggie Mitchell Salem Ross Wilson Moderator: Svetoslav Derderyan 1403 DNA: Creating Hope or Raising Ethical Problems? 1:30-2:40 Andrea Gittleman UMC East Ballroom Rebecca Masterman Mathew Meselson Peter J. Whitehouse Po Chi Wu Moderator: Ariel Conn

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 18 TUESDAY, APRIL 9 Schedule of Events

1:30 p.m.

1404 The Melting Arctic: Geopolitical Stakes Are High 1:30-2:40 Carolina Behe UMC West Ballroom Lyssa Freese Julienne Stroeve Alexander Verbeek Moderator: Mark Serreze 1405 Subcultures: Different Strokes for Different Folks 1:30-2:40 Lux Alptraum Old Main Chapel Jessica L’Whor Marie Pasinski Michelle Thaller Moderator: Madeline Pettine

2:30 p.m.

D 1406 Film Screening: “Enough White Tea Cups” 2:30-4:00 Lesley Price Boulder Public Library Film screening and talk back with Lesley Price, of INDEX: Michelle Carpenter Canyon Theater Design to Improve Life, and producer Michelle Carpenter. Moderator: Jenny Filipetti

3:00 p.m.

1501 U.S. Foreign Policy: America First? 3:00-4:10 Bob Dreyfuss UMC Center Ballroom Heather F. Hurlburt Robert G. Kaufman Henry R. Nau Moderator: Steve Chan 1502 Loneliness 3:00-4:10 Miana Bryant UMC 235 Ross Chapin Ty Tashiro Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Emily Dubosh 1503 The Dance of Story and Culture: 3:00-4:10 Christopher Horsethief UMC East Ballroom Who Leads, Who Follows? Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Do stories create our culture or does culture Reza Ramazani dictate the stories we tell? Mary Reynolds Thompson Moderator: Matt Chasansky 1504 Sense and Cents: Business and Social Causes 3:00-4:10 Nancy Donaldson UMC West Ballroom Matija Goljar April Rinne Patricia J. Royak Moderator: Scott Burridge 1505 The Constitution: We Love You, 3:00-4:10 John C. Eastman Wolf Law Wittemyer You’re Perfect, Now Change Lisa Graves Courtroom Ian Millhiser Moderator: Hal Bruff 1506 Stories Women Tell: 3:00-4:10 Nancy Janus CASE Chancellor’s Sharing the Defining Moment in Their Journeys Christina Lowery Auditorium Lydia K. Murithi W September Penn Susi Snyder Touch Drawing: Deborah Koff-Chapin Moderator: Pesha Rudnick 1507 Intertwining Ecology and Art 3:00-4:10 Joshua David Old Main Chapel Basia Irland Mary Mattingly Tali Weinberg Moderator: Rebecca DiDomenico

19 Schedule of Events TUESDAY, APRIL 9

3:00 p.m.

1508 CWA Speaker Chats: 3:00-4:45 Maya Averbach UMC Aspen Room 8 Speakers, 11 Minutes, 8 Times Sarah M. Kaufman Conor Lyne Moses Ma Kimberly Y. Moore Ivan Penn Seth Shostak Christopher M. Thomforde Moderator: Andrew Sorensen

3:30 p.m.

1509 Ebert Interruptus I: “WALL-E” 3:30-5:00 Josh Larsen Macky Auditorium Interactive viewing/discussion of the film Moderator: Michael Casey from the first to the last frame, over four days.

4:30 p.m.

1601 The Era of Identity Politics 4:30-5:30 Ana Cabrera UMC Center Ballroom Ways our religious, racial, ethnic, and social backgrounds Elizabeth Eastman influence the way we think about politics. Steven Hayward Lis Smith Moderator: Albert Hand 1602 Is Masculinity Toxic? 4:30-5:30 Chris Borland UMC 235 A discussion of the differences between Tulio K. Cardozo harmful and helpful masculinity. Priya Jha Jerry Michalski Teresa Younger Moderator: Amasa Smith 1603 A Digital Revolution: Information Wants to be Free 4:30-5:30 Berit Anderson UMC East Ballroom Brandon D. Anderson Alexander Bard DT William Hertling Greg Mahowald Moderator: John Tayer 1604 Positive Aging: Getting Older, Getting Better 4:30-5:30 Ann B. Daigle UMC West Ballroom Rick Moody Michael Spencer Peter J. Whitehouse Moderator: Rick Moody 1605 China’s Strategy for World Domination 4:30-5:30 Lyssa Freese Old Main Chapel China’s Belt and Road Initiative is reshaping trade Morgan Keay and buying influence in Asia, Europe, Africa Peter Rupert Lighte and the Americas. Ross Wilson Moderator: Tom Galey 1606 Advancing Justice and Opportunity 4:30-5:30 Nadia Firozvi Boulder Public Library Through Public Participation Andrea Gittleman Canyon Theater Community lawyers and public participation can shape Priti Krishtel agency decisions and build long-term power for communities. David Seligman Moderator: Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish

6:00 p.m.

1901 Film Screening: “Brave Girl Rising” 6:00-7:30 Nadia Firozvi Dairy Arts Center Premiere screening of Christina Lowery’s Christina Lowery Gordon Gamm Theater documentary film telling the story of a 17-year-old W Lydia K. Murithi Somali girl living in a refugee camp. Panel discussion to follow. Esther Nakajjigo Moderator: Laura DeLuca

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21 Schedule of Events WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10

9:00 a.m.

2101 Looking Ahead to the 2020 Election 9:00-10:10 Michael Gerson UMC Center Ballroom Steven Hayward Lis Smith Moderator: Sam Fuqua 2102 Fracking, Hacking and Cracking the Earth: 9:00-10:10 Ivan Penn UMC 235 U.S. Oil and Gas Policy Steven Rubin Chris Wright Moderator: Suzanne Jones 2103 Analogies and Anecdotes: 9:00-10:10 Priya Jha UMC East Ballroom Crafting Creative Connections Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Interactive panel with writing prompts/short exercises Mary Reynolds Thompson to engage and discuss with the audience. Moderator: Eric Klinger 2104 The Science of Self Care 9:00-10:10 Michael D. L. Johnson UMC West Ballroom Evidence-based information can help us Marie Pasinski to live longer, better, healthier lives. Mark J. Thomas Moderator: Emma Levy 2105 Welcome to the Machine 9:00-10:10 Berit Anderson Old Main Chapel DT What Cambridge Analytica and the rest Alexander Bard of the internet knows about you. William Hertling Moderator: Scott Peppet 2106 Nobody Is Driving Miss Daisy: 9:00-10:10 Jon Haveman Koelbel Business DT Autonomous Vehicles Lauren Isaac School 210 What do we mean by autonomous vehicles and how will they work? M Waleed Kadous Sarah M. Kaufman Harry Surden Moderator: Bill Rigler

10:30 a.m.

2201 Hate Speech and Violence 10:30-11:40 Andrea Gittleman UMC Center Ballroom Heather F. Hurlburt Johanna Kalb Andrew Lehren Moderator: Stan Garnett 2202 The New Age of DACA and Birthright Citizenship 10:30-11:40 Ana Cabrera UMC 235 Ming Hsu Chen John C. Eastman Miriam Jordan Moderator: Violeta Chapin 2203 China’s Growing Pains 10:30-11:40 Peter Rupert Lighte UMC East Ballroom A look at human rights, the end of the one-child April Rinne policy, capitalism, internet access, Timothy B. Weston and environmental conditions. Po Chi Wu Moderator: Tim Oakes 2204 Driving to Canada for Medicine: 10:30-11:40 Priti Krishtel UMC West Ballroom The Rising Cost of Prescription Drugs Allen Lichter Brigitte Nettesheim Moderator: David Bachrach 2205 Education Equity in the U.S.: A Dream Deferred 10:30-11:40 Hasira Soul Ashemu Old Main Chapel James R. Bell Kimberly Y. Moore Dick Scruggs Peter J. Whitehouse Moderator: Tina Marquis

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 22 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 Schedule of Events

11:00 a.m.

2206 Women and Girls Changing the World 11:00-12:10 Krystal Covington CASE Chancellor’s W Keynote Address: Our Voices, Our Time Teresa Younger Auditorium Moderator: Ginny Corsi 2207 Gallery Walk Talk: Documenting Change: 11:00-12:10 Mary Mattingly CU Art Museum Our Climate (Past, Present, Future) Julienne Stroeve Alexander Verbeek Tali Weinberg Moderator: Hope Clark Saska

12:00 p.m.

2301 The Effects of Artificial Intelligence 12:00-1:10 Berit Anderson UMC Center Ballroom on Business and Labor Moses Ma C. David Seuss Moderator: Ariel Conn 2302 How I Got Here 12:00-1:10 Ali C. Barta UMC 235 Young and successful people share their paths Nadia Firozvi from undergrad, including some of their biggest challenges, Michael D. L. Johnson achievements and failures. Lis Smith Moderator: Trish Thomas 2303 Are Movie Theaters Doomed? 12:00-1:10 Priya Jha UMC East Ballroom Josh Larsen Christina Lowery Seth Shostak Moderator: Glenn Webb 2304 From Arab Spring to Arab Winter 12:00-1:10 Morgan Keay UMC West Ballroom From enlightenment and optimism to the Maggie Mitchell Salem dark ages and dictators in the Middle East. Marcelle M. Wahba Ross Wilson Moderator: Gregory D. Young 2305 Mobilizing Your Passion 12:00-1:10 Alexander Bard Old Main Chapel Matija Goljar Conor Lyne September Penn Touch Drawing: Deborah Koff-Chapin Moderator: George Deriso

1:30 p.m.

2401 Finding the Truth in Today’s Media 1:30-2:40 Michael Gerson UMC Center Ballroom Lisa Graves Robert G. Kaufman Ian Millhiser Moderator: Ralph Gregory 2402 Women in White: The Changing Face of Politics 1:30-2:40 James R. Bell UMC 235 Ana Cabrera Angelique Espinoza W Leslie Herod Teresa Younger Moderator: Jan Burton 2403 Don’t Forget to Take Your Meditation 1:30-2:40 Chris Borland Old Main Chapel How the commercialization of self care, mindfulness Miana Bryant and mental health shape our perceptions, Jerry Michalski practices, and checkbooks. Marie Pasinski Moderator: Rachel Vanderkruik

23 Schedule of Events WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10

3:00 p.m.

2501 Social Media: 20 Years Later 3:00-4:10 Ali C. Barta UMC Center Ballroom DT Jason Breed William Hertling Reza Ramazani Moderator: Casey Fiesler 2502 Today’s Arsenal of War 3:00-4:10 Berit Anderson UMC 235 Drones, artificial intelligence, cyber, elections, Bob Dreyfuss space; the war of tomorrow is happening now. Matthew Meselson Susi Snyder Margo Squire Moderator: Bryan Taylor 2503 Home Sweet Hostel: How to Make Travel a Lifestyle 3:00-4:10 Conor Lyne UMC West Ballroom April Rinne Keith W. Sproule Moderator: Bill Rogers 2504 Trata de Personas y la Reinserción 3:00-4:10 Patricia González CASE Chancellor’s Social de las Víctimas Moderator: Elena Aranda Auditorium Human trafficking and social reintegration of victims. Spanish language session with English translation. 2505 The Meow Wolf Effect: The Fuzzy Line 3:00-4:10 Anthony Guida Old Main Chapel Between Entertainment and Art Mary Mattingly Coming soon to Denver, Meow Wolf is a collaboration between Michael Spencer artists and storytellers to build artistic experiences around a mystery. Tali Weinberg Moderator: Melissa Fathman

3:30 p.m.

2506 Ebert Interruptus II: “WALL-E” 3:30-5:00 Josh Larsen Macky Auditorium Interactive viewing/discussion of the film Moderator: Michael Casey from the first to the last frame, over four days.

4:00 p.m.

2507 n-Topia: An Immersive, Full-Dome Performance 4:00-5:00 Monica Bolles Fiske Planetarium Exploring concepts of utopia and dystopia in a multi-media Ben Efram visual performance with live accompaniment by Janet Feder guitarist Janet Feder. Joe Shepard Michael Sperandeo Charles Veasey

4:30 p.m.

2601 Tax Cuts in 2018: The Winners, The Losers 4:30-5:30 Jon Haveman UMC Center Ballroom Robert G. Kaufman Dick Scruggs Sloan Speck Moderator: Richard Wobbekind 2602 Dangerous, by Design 4:30-5:30 Ann B. Daigle UMC 235 D Designing highways for speed and safety. Joshua David M Waleed Kadous Sarah M. Kaufman Moderator: Lynn Guissinger 2603 “Those Who Do Not Learn History 4:30-5:30 Peter Rupert Lighte UMC East Ballroom Are Doomed To Repeat It.” C. David Seuss Christopher M. Thomforde Peter J. Whitehouse Moderator: Martha Hanna

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 24 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 Schedule of Events

4:30 p.m.

2604 Magic in Mentoring 4:30-5:30 Michael D. L. Johnson UMC West Ballroom Experience creates support and fresh Bonnie Keeler eyes generate innovation. Priti Krishtel Kimberly Y. Moore Moderator: Lisa Morzel 2605 Searching for a Better Life: 4:30-5:30 Maya Averbuch Boulder Public Library Stories of Migrants, Refugees and Immigrants Deliana Garcia Canyon Theater Nancy Janus Miriam Jordan Moderator: Bertha Bermudez Tapia

6:00 p.m. 2901 Shale Play 6:00-7:10 Julia Spicher Kasdorf Fiske Planetarium Poetry and images about fracking, under the dome. Steven Rubin

7:30 p.m.

2902 Jazz Concert 7:30-9:00 Cyrille Aimée Macky Auditorium Advance registration required. Unclaimed seats Bijoux Barbosa will be released 15 minutes into the show. Rony Barrak Howard Levy Adam Nussbaum Thom Rotella Ernie Watts Musical Director: Brad Goode

25 Schedule of Events THURSDAY, APRIL 11

9:00 a.m.

3101 Climate Change Innovations 9:00-10:10 Steven Hayward Macky Auditorium Emerging business and technical opportunities Bonnie Keeler addressing climate change. Ivan Penn Moderator: Sam Weaver 3102 U.S. Aristocracy: Pass the Privilege, Please 9:00-10:10 James R. Bell UMC Center Ballroom Nadia Firozvi Michael Spencer Moderator: Carol Conzelman 3103 Trade Wars: A Chance We Must Take 9:00-10:10 Heather F. Hurlburt UMC 235 or a MAGA Mistake? Robert G. Kaufman Henry R. Nau Reza Ramazani Moderator: Thomas Zeiler 3104 Resilient Design for Inevitable Change 9:00-10:10 Ross Chapin UMC East Ballroom D Intelligently designed cities can stave off Ann B. Daigle disaster and maximize the community’s capacity to heal. Sarah M. Kaufman Lesley Price Moderator: Michael Anthony 3105 The Gen Z Economy 9:00-10:10 Lux Alptraum UMC West Ballroom Impacts of streaming, internet consumption, Joshua David ethical consumerism, crowdfunding, housing Matija Goljar and community changes. Sarah Kessler Moderator: Erick Mueller 3106 Mental Health Check-Up 9:00-10:10 Brandon D. Anderson Old Main Chapel Building constructive conversations about mental Chris Borland health across intersecting identities. Miana Bryant Priya Jha Moderator: Judy Amabile

9:35 a.m.

3107 Ha! Just Keep Laughing 9:35-10:45 Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Boulder High School “Humor is just another defense Seth Shostak against the universe.” -Mel Brooks Ty Tashiro

10:30 a.m.

3201 Science “Fact” vs. Science “Fiction” 10:30-11:40 William Hertling UMC Center Ballroom Accountability and transparency in scientific communication. Ann Reynolds Michelle Thaller Moderator: Andrew Calabrese 3202 The Girl Effect 10:30-11:40 Christina Lowery UMC 235 W Education results in healthy, empowered girls who Lydia K. Murithi impact their communities and future generations. Anisa Salat Maggie Mitchell Salem Susi Snyder Moderator: Cindy Sepucha 3203 Global Trade Wars 10:30-11:40 Nancy Donaldson UMC East Ballroom Jon Haveman Anisa Salat Ross Wilson Moderator: Clara Park 3204 Music Rewards Us; How Should We 10:30-11:40 Alexander Bard UMC West Ballroom Reward Musicians? Howard Levy Changing the rules to better appreciate music makers. September Penn Thom Rotella Moderator: Ron Bostwick

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 26 THURSDAY, APRIL 11 Schedule of Events

10:30 a.m.

3205 Wisdom Worldwide 10:30-11:40 Christopher Horsethief Old Main Chapel How cultures define the concept of wisdom. Julia Spicher Kasdorf Moses Ma Christopher M. Thomforde Peter J. Whitehouse Touch Drawing: Deborah Koff-Chapin Moderator: Jane Brautigam

11:00 a.m.

3206 Changing Climate, Changing Economics 11:00-12:10 Ann B. Daigle Boulder High School Lyssa Freese Rebecca Masterman 3207 Ripped from the Headlines: International Edition 11:00-12:10 Bob Dreyfuss CASE Chancellor’s Hun Shik Kim Auditorium Julienne Stroeve Alexander Verbeek Moderator: Thomas Gibb

12:00 p.m.

3301 Doomsday Clock: Two Minutes To Midnight 12:00-1:10 Joe Cirincione Macky Auditorium Weapons of mass destruction: farewell to arms control? Susi Snyder Margo Squire Gregory D. Young Moderator: Michael English 3302 Oops, I Said It Again: Normalizing Taboos 12:00-1:10 Lux Alptraum UMC Center Ballroom Careers stigmatized in society: finding power Ali C. Barta and profit in the discomfort. Miana Bryant Tulio K. Cardozo Moderator: Micheal Robinson 3303 The Effects of a Divided Congress 12:00-1:10 John C. Eastman UMC 235 Ian Millhiser Lis Smith Moderator: Scott Adler 3304 Can the U.S. Hold Its Lead in Innovation? 12:00-1:10 Sarah Kessler UMC East Ballroom Allen Lichter C. David Seuss Po Chi Wu Moderator: Brad Bernthal 3305 Design That Lives (On) 12:00-1:10 Dana Crawford UMC West Ballroom D Iconic success stories of adaptive reuse of historic places. Joshua David Michelle Delk Moderator: Michael Leccese 3306 Out-of-Office: Life Beyond Work 12:00-1:10 Matija Goljar Old Main Chapel Brigitte Nettesheim Dick Scruggs Moderator: Aaron Brockett

27 Schedule of Events THURSDAY, APRIL 11

1:30 p.m.

3401 Jazz Master Class 1:30-3:00 Rony Barrak Macky Auditorium Howard Levy Adam Nussbaum Thom Rotella Ernie Watts Musical Director: Brad Goode 3402 Reaching the Top of Your Game 1:30-2:40 Chris Borland UMC Center Ballroom Competition, Companionship, Confidence: Conor Lyne How do sports help you be your best self? Jim Small Hope Solo Christopher M. Thomforde Moderator: Mara Abbott 3403 Global Migration and Crimes Against Humanity 1:30-2:40 Maya Averbuch UMC 235 Strategies for combating genocide, war, climate Deliana Garcia change, gangs, racism, economic inequities, and Andrea Gittleman other issues that drive people from home. Steven Rubin Marcelle M. Wahba Moderator: Douglas Snyder 3404 Let’s Compare Notes: 1:30-2:40 Leyla Acaroglu UMC East Ballroom Interdisciplinary Problem Solving Carolina Behe Bonnie Keeler Moderator: Bob Morehouse 3405 Women Left Behind 1:30-2:40 Nancy Donaldson UMC West Ballroom W The cost of gender and racial inequality. Priya Natarajan Michelle Thaller Teresa Younger Moderator: Eliza Woloson 3406 How Women Lead and Succeed: 1:30-2:40 Fred Haberman Old Main Chapel Workplaces That Work For All Jerry Michalski Brigitte Nettesheim Patricia J. Royak Moderator: Hannah Davis

3:00 p.m.

3501 When Fiction Predicts Fact: 3:00-4:10 William Hertling UMC Center Ballroom Writers Imagine Our Future Reality Seth Shostak Mary Reynolds Thompson Moderator: Joni Teter 3502 Why Do We Lie? 3:00-4:10 Lux Alptraum UMC 235 Dick Scruggs Mark J. Thomas Moderator: Nikhil Mankekar 3503 China’s Global Business Initiatives 3:00-4:10 Joe Cirincione UMC West Ballroom Peter Rupert Lighte Jim Small Po Chi Wu Moderator: Lori Seward 3504 Breaking the Bubble... By Design 3:00-4:10 Ross Chapin CASE Chancellor’s D Overcoming rules, regulations, and Anthony Guida Auditorium challenges facing creative projects. Mary Mattingly Danica Powell Moderator: Marianne Holbert

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 28 THURSDAY, APRIL 11 Schedule of Events

3:00 p.m.

3505 Expressing Indigenous Knowledge and 3:00-4:10 Christopher Horsethief Old Main Chapel Culture Through Arts and Language Onye Ozuzu Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Keith W. Sproule Moderator: Mary Young

3:30 p.m.

3506 Ebert Interruptus III: “WALL-E” 3:30-5:00 Josh Larsen Macky Auditorium Interactive viewing/discussion of the film from Moderator: Michael Casey the first to the last frame, over four days.

4:30 p.m.

3601 180 Degrees: Flipping Your Life Trajectory 4:30-5:30 Brandon D. Anderson UMC Center Ballroom Do you roll with the punches or do you punch back? Ali C. Barta Chris Borland Tulio K. Cardozo Nancy Janus Moderator: Paul Cure 3602 The President’s Latest Battleground: 4:30-5:30 Johanna Kalb UMC 235 Free Speech on Campus Robert G. Kaufman Ian Millhiser Moderator: Frances Draper 3603 A Discussion of “Becoming” by Michelle Obama 4:30-5:50 Margo Squire Old Main Chapel Mary Reynolds Thompson Moderator: Kate Thompson 3604 Vetting the Headlines: How to Be a 4:30-5:30 Alexander Bard UMC West Ballroom Smart Consumer of News Andrew Lehren Ivan Penn Ann Reynolds Moderator: Mike McDevitt 3605 Design Thinking for the Next Century 4:30-5:30 Leyla Acaroglu UMC East Ballroom D Moses Ma Joe Toscano Moderator: Madeline Allen 3606 Will Bees Save the World? 4:30-5:30 Aaron Makaruk Boulder Public Library Rebecca Masterman Canyon Theater Lesley Price Moderator: Cynthia Scott

6:00 p.m.

3901 Growing Our Community Vision Together 6:00-7:30 Michelle Orge Boulder Chamber A panel featuring local businesses at the Patricia J. Royak of Commerce Boulder Chamber of Commerce. Moderator: Dana Query

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31 Schedule of Events FRIDAY, APRIL 12

9:00 a.m.

4101 Saving the Planet: All Countries on Deck 9:00-10:10 Cassandra Brooks UMC Center Ballroom Lyssa Freese Bonnie Keeler Alexander Verbeek Moderator: Max Boykoff 4102 Attacked, Jailed, Expelled and Killed: 9:00-10:10 Maya Averbuch UMC 235 The Hazards of International Journalism Bob Dreyfuss Miriam Jordan Margo Squire Moderator: Hun Shik Kim 4103 Science for Non-Scientists 9:00-10:10 Michael D. L. Johnson Humanities 1B50 Seth Shostak Ty Tashiro Michelle Thaller Moderator: Twila Moon 4104 Elegant Density: Designing for Community 9:00-10:10 Ross Chapin UMC East Ballroom D In the wide open spaces of the American West, Ann B. Daigle density is a bad word, but so is sprawl. Renee Martinez-Stone Esther Sullivan Moderator: Danica Powell 4105 The Supreme Court: Defining the New Normal 9:00-10:10 John C. Eastman UMC West Ballroom Johanna Kalb Ian Millhiser Stephen B. Presser Moderator: Scott Skinner-Thompson 4106 Family Matters: Modern Family Dynamics 9:00-10:10 Ali C. Barta Old Main Chapel Tulio K. Cardozo Nancy Janus Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Moderator: Bette Erickson 4107 Immigration Policies’ Impact on U.S. Industries 9:00-10:10 Jon Haveman Hellems 252 Peter Rupert Lighte Reza Ramazani Moderator: Rachel Friend 4108 Sears Dies, Amazon Thrives: The State of Retail 9:00-10:10 Sean Maher Koelbel Business Nathan Nguyen School 210 Patricia J. Royak Moderator: Yvette Bowden

10:00 a.m.

4109 Dancers at Work: Exploring Improvisation 10:00-11:30 Rony Barrak University Theater, Guest instructor Onye Ozuzu leads CU dance majors Onye Ozuzu Charlotte York and guest musicians through layered improvisations Thom Rotella Irey Theatre to create spontaneous organic forms.

10:30 a.m.

4201 Disruptive Technology Keynote Address: 10:30-11:40 Berit Anderson UMC Center Ballroom DT The Internet and Humanity Moderator: Alison Cool

Design for Women and Disruptive Performance CWA@Night Roundtable Film D Connection: W Girls Changing DT Technology Breaking the the World Bubble 32 FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Schedule of Events

10:30 a.m.

4202 Honesty is Passé 10:30-11:40 Andrew Lehren UMC 235 Are we living in a post-truth society? Jerry Michalski April Rinne Christopher M. Thomforde 4203 Sex and the Cinema: Representation of 10:30-11:40 Lux Alptraum UMC East Ballroom Women and Sexuality in Arts Priya Jha Julia Spicher Kasdorf Moderator: Michele D. Simpson 4204 Mobilizing Social Activisim 10:30-11:40 Miana Bryant UMC West Ballroom When retweets, thoughts and prayers aren’t enough. Sun-Ming Jessica Pan Empowering ourselves and others to make Charlie van der Horst transformative change. Moderator: Leanna Luney 4205 Your Brain: The Three-Pound Universe 10:30-11:40 Rebecca Masterman Old Main Chapel The brain’s neuroplasticity allows it Marie Pasinski to adapt and respond to changes. Mark J. Thomas Peter J. Whitehouse Moderator: Amelia Schafer 4206 n-Topia: An Immersive, Full-Dome Performance 10:30-11:30 Monica Bolles Fiske Planetarium Exploring concepts of utopia and dystopia in a multi-media Ben Efram visual performance with live accompaniment Janet Feder by guitarist Janet Feder. Joe Shepard Michael Sperandeo Charles Veasey

11:00 a.m.

4207 The Elephant in the Womb: 11:00-12:10 Deliana Garcia CASE Chancellor’s W Women’s Access to Reproductive Healthcare Lydia K. Murithi Auditorium Brigitte Nettesheim Moderator: Alexis Halkovic

12:00 p.m.

4301 A Path to Peace for the World’s 12:00-1:10 Rachel Kleinfeld Macky Auditorium Most Violent Countries? Moderator: Janine Davidson 4302 U.S. Foreign Policy: From the Outside Looking In 12:00-1:10 Joe Cirincione UMC Center Ballroom Bob Dreyfuss Marcelle M. Wahba Ross Wilson Moderator: Megan Shannon 4303 Is Social Media the New Frontier 12:00-1:10 Lux Alptraum UMC 235 W for Women’s Rights? Berit Anderson Miana Bryant Daisy Khan Moderator: Jamie Skerski 4304 Artificial Intelligence and Our Society 12:00-1:10 Alexander Bard UMC East Ballroom DT Where will AI extend beyond hype William Hertling into positive societal disruption? M Waleed Kadous Moderator: Andy Franklin 4305 Blockchain: Why All the Attention? 12:00-1:10 Moses Ma UMC West Ballroom DT Theresa M. Szczurek Po Chi Wu Moderator: Hunter Albright 4306 When the Weather is Uggianaqtuq 12:00-1:10 Carolina Behe Old Main Chapel “Uggianaqtuq”: to behave unexpectedly. Johanna Kalb Comparing and contrasting Indigenous and Western ways Julienne Stroeve of knowing the environment, landscapes, water and animals. Michelle Thaller Moderator: Katja Friedrich

33 Schedule of Events FRIDAY, APRIL 12

12:00 p.m.

4307 EntreprenYOUrship 12:00-1:10 Matija Goljar Koelbel Business What are the secrets to success Kimberly Y. Moore School 210 that most entrepreneurs share? Nathan Nguyen Moderator: David Spiro

1:30 p.m.

4401 Rhythm and Words 1:30-2:40 Rony Barrak Macky Auditorium An unpredictable improvisation panel combining Thom Rotella movement, music and spoken word. Michael Spencer Mary Reynolds Thompson Touch Drawing: Deborah Koff-Chapin 4402 A Laughing Matter: The Role of Comedy 1:30-2:40 Lisa Graves UMC Center Ballroom in Social Change Mike Reiss Seth Shostak Ty Tashiro Moderator: Jim England 4403 When Heroes Fall 1:30-2:40 Michael D. L. Johnson UMC 235 Can we separate art from the artists? Josh Larsen Onye Ozuzu September Penn Moderator: Deborah Malden 4404 Geotagging’s Global Implications 1:30-2:40 Basia Irland UMC East Ballroom Constant sharing of locations can have an impact on Conor Lyne creativity, privacy, placemaking and our Steven Rubin pristine natural environment. Moderator: Eric Budd 4405 Biomimicry: Nature-Inspired Design 1:30-2:40 Ross Chapin UMC West Ballroom D Technological innovation looks to nature’s Mary Mattingly ingenuity to make the world a better place. Lesley Price Moderator: Seth Wilberding 4406 Health Care Changes and Me 1:30-2:40 Andrew Lehren Old Main Chapel Mergers, technology, retail pharmacists, and Allen Lichter insurance companies are affecting health care delivery. Brigitte Nettesheim Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Amy Howard 4407 Past the Turing Test: 1:30-2:40 William Hertling Hale 270 The Future of Artificial Intelligence Christopher Horsethief Ivan Penn 4408 “March for Their Lives” and More: 1:30-2:40 Hadley Heath Manning Koelbel Business Young People Making a Difference in Politics Sun-Ming Jessica Pan School 210 Lis Smith Moderator: Serene Singh

3:00 p.m.

4501 Athlete Activism: Sports as a Force 3:00-4:10 Hope Solo UMC Center Ballroom for Empowerment, Social Activism Moderator: Roger Pielke and Gender Equality 4502 Spiritual, Not Religious: Nuns vs. Nones 3:00-4:10 Daisy Khan Chemistry 140 Many identify as “nones”, people not involved in Christopher M. Thomforde traditional organized religion but perhaps deeply spiritual. Ernie Watts Moderator: Mary Kate Rejouis 4503 Xenophobia: History and Hysteria 3:00-4:10 Joe Cirincione UMC 235 People have migrated throughout the world’s Nadia Firozvi history, so why the uproar now? Miriam Jordan Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Moderator: Adrian J. Shin

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3:00 p.m.

4504 From Ride-Share to Home Care: 3:00-4:10 M Waleed Kadous UMC East Ballroom DT Tech “Drives” the Sharing Economy Jerry Michalski Ivan Penn Moderator: Nathan Schneider 4505 UN or U Out? 3:00-4:10 Nancy Donaldson UMC West Ballroom What’s the future of the UN, NATO, WTO, and World Bank? Susi Snyder Margo Squire Alexander Verbeek Ross Wilson Moderator: Conor Seyle 4506 What You Know Depends on Where You Live 3:00-4:10 Carolina Behe Old Main Chapel Leveraging cultural traditions to generate Christopher Horsethief scientific breakthroughs. Mark J. Thomas Po Chi Wu Moderator: Seth Levine

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4507 Ebert Interruptus IV: “WALL-E” 3:30-5:00 Josh Larsen Macky Auditorium Interactive viewing/discussion of the film Moderator: Michael Casey from the first to the last frame, over four days.

4:30 p.m.

4601 Universal Health Care: Do We Want It? 4:30-5:30 Andrew Lehren UMC Center Ballroom Hadley Heath Manning Ian Millhiser Reza Ramazani Moderator: Robert Vissers 4602 Government For Sale? 4:30-5:30 Elizabeth Eastman UMC 235 The impact of political donations, lobbyists Lisa Graves and big money on today’s Congress and elections. Johanna Kalb Dick Scruggs Moderator: James C. Pribyl 4603 Where Has the Silence Gone? 4:30-5:30 Rony Barrak UMC East Ballroom Ross Chapin Michael Spencer Mary Reynolds Thompson Moderator: Dean Katherine Schultz 4604 Space... Why Bother? 4:30-5:30 Priya Natarajan UMC West Ballroom Seth Shostak Michelle Thaller Moderator: David Klaus 4605 Can You Feel It? Numbness to Tragedy 4:30-5:30 Tulio K. Cardozo Old Main Chapel Sun-Ming Jessica Pan Ann Reynolds Steven Rubin Moderator: Claire Levy 4606 Vaccines: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Everyone 4:30-5:30 Deliana Garcia Boulder Public Library Michael D. L. Johnson Canyon Theater Moses Ma Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Anie Roche 4607 Beauty, Culture and the Body 4:30-5:30 Onye Ozuzu Humanities 150 Marie Pasinski September Penn Moderator: Kirk Ambrose

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9:00 a.m.

5101 Second Chances: Life Beyond Prison 9:00-10:10 Tulio K. Cardozo UMC Center Ballroom Programs and policies for productive life after incarceration. Kimberly Y. Moore Dick Scruggs Christopher M. Thomforde Moderator: Joanne Belknap 5102 Women and Girls Changing the World 9:00-10:10 Rebecca Masterman UMC 235 W Onye Ozuzu Susi Snyder Moderator: Sahana Dharmapuri 5103 Space Travel: The Final Frontier 9:00-10:10 Priya Natarajan UMC East Ballroom Ivan Penn Keith W. Sproule Michelle Thaller Moderator: Josie Heath 5104 Why Can’t I Sleep? 9:00-10:10 Moses Ma UMC West Ballroom David E. McCarty Marie Pasinski Peter J. Whitehouse Moderator: Kenneth P. Wright 5105 Peace Through Poetry 9:00-10:10 Lisa Graves Old Main Chapel Basia Irland Julia Spicher Kasdorf Mary Reynolds Thompson Moderator: Brian Buckley 5106 Passing the Economic Torch 9:00-10:10 Jon Haveman Hellems 252 to the Next Generation Conor Lyne How will upcoming generations prioritize Nathan Nguyen long-term economic principles? April Rinne Moderator: Mark McIntyre

10:30 a.m.

5201 “Springfield Confidential” 10:30-11:40 Mike Reiss Macky Auditorium A funny and insightful insider’s look at a Moderator: Mathew Klickstein lifetime of writing for “The Simpsons.” 5202 Ripped from the Headlines: U.S. Edition 10:30-11:40 Lyssa Freese UMC Center Ballroom Robert G. Kaufman Ian Millhiser Lis Smith Moderator: Al Manzi 5203 What I Learned From Remarkable People 10:30-11:40 Priya Jha Chemistry 140 Andrew Lehren Ann Reynolds Tali Weinberg Moderator: Rita Klees 5204 Is the Science in Science Fiction Movies Accurate? 10:30-11:40 William Hertling UMC 235 Josh Larsen Seth Shostak Moderator: Benjamin John Robertson

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10:30 a.m.

5205 Take Me Home, (Newly Paved) Country Roads 10:30-11:40 Ann B. Daigle UMC East Ballroom How can business most effectively address Dennis Kyle America’s infrastructure needs including Jerry Michalski highways, bridges, and universal broadband internet? Reza Ramazani Moderator: Charlie Danaher 5206 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Friend or Foe? 10:30-11:40 Joe Cirincione UMC West Ballroom Bob Dreyfuss Margo Squire Marcelle M. Wahba Moderator: John M. Willis 5207 Race: Please Select One 10:30-11:40 Maya Averbuch Old Main Chapel Nadia Firozvi Deliana Garcia Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Moderator: Hillary Potter

12:00 p.m.

5301 Sustainability and Me: Our Role in Saving the Planet 12:00-1:10 Mary Mattingly UMC Center Ballroom Lesley Price Keith W. Sproule Julienne Stroeve Moderator: Matthew Davis 5302 Life in the 22nd Century 12:00-1:10 Ross Chapin Chemistry 140 Christopher Horsethief Moses Ma Seth Shostak Moderator: Jill Tietjen 5303 Swipe Right for a Meaningful Relationship 12:00-1:10 Lux Alptraum UMC 235 How dating apps have transformed relationships. Miana Bryant Kimberly Y. Moore Ty Tashiro Moderator: Emma Perkins Johnson 5304 How Music Inspires Me 12:00-1:10 Michael D. L. Johnson UMC East Ballroom Scientists, an activist, and a musician share Rebecca Masterman how music informs their work. September Penn Ernie Watts Moderator: Christopher Sarson 5305 The Future of Work 12:00-1:10 Nancy Donaldson UMC West Ballroom Sarah Kessler Allen Lichter April Rinne Moderator: Rollie Heath 5306 Piggy Banks, Student Loans and 401K: 12:00-1:10 Matija Goljar Old Main Chapel Teaching Financial Survival Jon Haveman Nathan Nguyen Moderator: Sacha Millstone

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1:30 p.m.

5401 Film Screening and Talkback: 1:30-3:30 Neil Bicknell Macky Auditorium “JFK: The Last Speech” Talkback by Executive Producer Neil Bicknell exploring the impact of Kennedy’s final speech before his assassination. 5402 “A Big, Beautiful Wall” 1:30-2:40 Maya Averbuch UMC Center Ballroom A discussion of U.S. immigration policy. John C. Eastman Nadia Firozvi Reza Ramazani Touch Drawing: Deborah Koff-Chapin Moderator: Lee Shainis 5403 Opioids: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 1:30-2:40 Brigitte Nettesheim UMC 235 Dick Scruggs Mark J. Thomas Moderator: Jamie Feld 5404 Powering the Future 1:30-2:40 Bonnie Keeler UMC East Ballroom What will be the role of clean energy? Ivan Penn Alexander Verbeek Moderator: Daniel Kaffine 5405 Closing the Technological Divide: 1:30-2:40 Alexander Bard UMC West Ballroom Access and Resources Tulio K. Cardozo Po Chi Wu Moderator: Julia Richman 5406 Mapping the Heavens and Unraveling 1:30-2:40 Priya Natarajan CASE Chancellor’s the Dark Side of the Universe Moderator: Matt Benjamin Auditorium

3:00 p.m.

5501 Russia’s Foreign “Affairs” 3:00-4:00 Joe Cirincione UMC Center Ballroom Meddling or acts of war? From election tampering Margo Squire to poisoning to sponsoring terrorism, Ross Wilson has Moscow violated norms of sovereignty? Moderator: Tatiana Mikhailova 5502 Difficult Conversations: 3:00-4:00 Chris Borland UMC 235 Communicating when the Stakes are High Daisy Khan How to have effective conversation with someone who has Kimberly Y. Moore an opposing view, when passions are high and conflict is likely. Ty Tashiro Christopher M. Thomforde Moderator: Kimberly Campbell 5503 Traveling with a Purpose 3:00-4:00 Nancy Janus Chemistry 140 Conor Lyne Steven Rubin Keith W. Sproule Moderator: Kaye Howe

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5504 Evolution of the Modern Work Environment 3:00-4:00 Matija Goljar UMC West Ballroom Firms are listening and are improving their support Sarah Kessler for employee job satisfaction and morale. Allen Lichter Jerry Michalski Moderator: Clifton Harald 5505 The Big Kid Who Writes Kids’ Books 3:00-4:00 Mike Reiss Old Main Chapel The Emmy-Award winning writer of “The Simpsons,” “Ice Age” and “Minions” reads to us all, big and little.

4:00 p.m.

5506 Molly Ivins Memorial Plenary 4:00-5:00 Special Guest Macky Auditorium to be announced

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Mark Lilla: Identity and Citizenship Tuesday, April 9 5:30 p .m . – 7:30 p .m . · Kittredge Central Multipurpose Rooms, CU Boulder campus Capitalism: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly The clashes of identity politics, on left and right, have contributed to 5:30 p .m . – 7:30 p .m . · Hale Science 270, CU Boulder campus the degrading of our national discourse . Can a renewed focus on our Larry Temkin and Jason Brennan debate what’s good and bad about shared citizenship move us beyond this? Presented by the Center for capitalism as we actually find it operating in the real world. Presented by Western Civilization, Thought & Policy . colorado.edu/cwctp the Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy . colorado.edu/cwctp ENVD lecture by Snohetta Director of Landscape Design, Michelle Delk Food for Thought: Balancing Health, Body Image, and the 5:45 p .m . – 7:00 p .m . · Environmental Design Building, Room Influence of Society ENVD134, CU Boulder campus 6:00 p .m . – 7:30 p .m . · Humanities 1B80, CU Boulder campus Discussion of Snohetta’s trans-disciplinary practice that promotes This panel will address eating disorders, body image concerns, and holistic approaches to design . Presented by the program in healthy exercise behaviors from a broad to narrow scope . Presented by Environmental Design . colorado.edu/envd/about/lectures-colloquium- the Institute for Healthcare Improvement . series/547-lecture-series

Bringing Dark Skies Back to Boulder: Why Our New Light How Does Military Spending Impact Global Warming and Ordinance Matters 7:00 p .m . – 8:00 p .m Fiske Planetarium, CU Boulder campus Health Care? · 7:00 p .m . – 9:00 p .m . · Humanities Room 1B80, CU Boulder campus 80% of Americans can no longer see the Milky Way from their homes . The U .S . spends close to 60% of our income taxes on the military . Learn more about dark skies and Boulder’s light ordinance . Presented How does this affect our ability to address other issues? Presented by by International Dark-Sky Association, Sierra Club, & Fiske Planetarium. the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center . rmpjc .org colorado.edu/fiske Friday, April 12 The Dangers of Nuclear War in 2019 7:00 p .m . – 9:00 p .m · Humanities 1B90, CU Boulder campus The withdrawal of the U .S . and Russia from the INF Treaty and other Open House at ENVD Studios 2:00 p .m . – 4:00 p .m . · Environmental Design Building, CU Boulder tensions increase the dangers of war . What can we do? Presented by campus the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center . rmpjc .org Design Student projects and studios on display and open to the public to view and discuss . Presented by ENVD and the CWA Design Theme . Learn to Salsa Dance! 7:30 p .m . – 9:00 p .m . · UMC Room 235, CU Boulder campus Learn to Salsa Dance with Ritmos Latinos. This rueda-style salsa is a Emerging Artists Open Studios Tour at VAC 5:00 p .m . – 8:00 p .m . · Visual Arts Complex, CU Boulder campus group dance; no partner required . Come join us! colorado.edu/isss Self-guided tour of art students’ studios with opening reception and King Scholarship award. Presented by Open Studios and A/AH CU.

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Leyla Acaroglu her work on information warfare was featured in The New Yorker, Sustainability provocateur and cultural Gizmodo, and TechCrunch and was cited by Internet creator Tim protagonist Leyla Acaroglu challenges people to Berners-Lee as one of the top three challenges facing the Internet. think differently about how the world works. As Anderson is a member of Global Shapers, the World Economic Forum’s an award-winning designer, United Nations international network of young leaders, and she serves on the boards of Environment Programme (UNEP) Champion of the environmental media nonprofitsYes! magazine and InvestigateWest. the Earth, sociologist and entrepreneur, she developed the Disruptive Design Method and Brandon D. Anderson designs cerebrally activating experiences, Brandon Anderson is a human rights activist, gamified toolkits and unique educational 2019 TED Fellow, military veteran and the founder experiences that help people make the status and CEO of Raheem AI, a tech nonprofit working quo obsolete. Her mainstage TED Talk on sustainability has been to end police violence through data collection, viewed over a million times, and she leads presentations around the storytelling and organizing. world on activating positive social change through creative Anderson and his team are eliminating barriers interventions and systems thinking. Acaroglu is the founder of Disrupt to reporting police misconduct with an artificial Design, the UnSchool and the CO Project Farm in Portugal. intelligence–powered chatbot named Raheem, which collects stories, good and bad, about Cyrille Aimée police encounters and uses the crowdsourced Improvisation is not just a technique for Cyrille data to advance policies to end police violence. Aimée. It’s a way of life. The acclaimed vocalist Anderson also founded Fuck Hunger, a volunteer-led community ventured from singing on street corners in Europe organization that buys, cooks and delivers gourmet meals to people to dazzling audiences at the world’s most experiencing homelessness during the holidays. Fuck Hunger has prestigious jazz festivals; from sneaking out to mobilized over 100 local volunteers to deliver home-cooked meals to sing in gypsy encampments in her native France more than 600 people experiencing homelessness in Washington, D.C., to acting on Broadway; from braving the and Atlanta, Georgia. notoriously tough audiences at New York’s Apollo Anderson is the adopted son of John, a retired forklift driver, and Theatre to being called a “rising star in the galaxy Shirley, a rental car clerk and former Sunday school teacher who, of jazz singers” by the New York Times. Among before she passed, taught the world how to love black queer boys. countless accolades, Aimée won the Montreux Jazz Festival Vocal Competition and the Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Maya Averbuch Competition. Maya Averbuch is a freelance reporter based in Her most recent album, LIVE, is the closing chapter of her years of Mexico City. She has written for the New York touring with her innovative two-guitar line-up. As an actress, Aimée co- Times, the Washington Post, the New Republic, starred with Bernadette Peters in a Stephen Sondheim tribute at New Foreign Policy, WIRED, Medium and The York’s City Center, which inspired her to dig deeper into the Sondheim Progressive. She covers asylum and immigration, repertoire for her next project. including recent policies that have primarily affected people migrating from Central America. Lux Alptraum She has reported on the migrant caravans, Lux Alptraum is a writer whose smart commentary deportees returning with their families, young on sex, feminism and pop culture has been men who have left gangs, and family separation featured in outlets including the New York Times, practices. Averbuch is a graduate of the Yale Journalism Initiative and a Cosmopolitan, Hustler and her weekly newsletter, recipient of the Parker Huang fellowship and the International Women’s The Lux Letter. Her debut book, Faking It: The Media Foundation fellowship. Lies Women Tell About Sex—And the Truths They Reveal, was released November 6, 2018. Alexander Bard Alexander Bard is a philosopher and futurologist based in Stockholm, Sweden. He is the author of five books: The Netocrats, The Global Empire, Berit Anderson The Body Machines, Syntheism: Creating God in Berit Anderson is program director for the annual the Internet Age and Digital Libido: Sex, Power Future in Review (FiRe) conference, presented by and Violence in the Network Society, all with his the Strategic News Service, and CEO and editor- co-writer Jan Söderqvist. Bard is a radical in-chief of Scout.ai, a media company exploring process philosopher, merging Hegel and the future of technology through analysis, science Nietzsche with Whitehead and Deleuze, using fiction and scenario-planning games. She is also human beings as the constant and technological the co-founder of Athens.ai, which works to disruption as the variable while working toward the deepest possible protect democracy through research and scenario understanding of human history, contemporary society and the planning. An international keynote speaker and intensely technology-driven future that humanity is facing. Bard has advisor on innovation, technology, media and also enjoyed a highly successful 25-year career as a producer and artist global policy, Anderson has spoken at the German Marshall Fund’s in the international music industry, and he is a celebrity in his native Brussels Forum, the European Council on Foreign Relations, Sweden as the toughest judge on the TV shows Swedish Idol and TEDxVilnius, Devoxx Belgium and TEQnation, among others. In 2017 Sweden’s Got Talent. 42 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies

Rony Barrak production of knowledge that utilizes both indigenous knowledge and Internationally renowned Lebanese percussionist science in the work conducted within the Arctic Council. Rony Barrak first held his darbouka (Middle Behe’s work allows her to operate within those two knowledge Eastern drum) at the tender age of 4. He systems. Indigenous knowledge takes a holistic view and sees how performed on TV at age 7, and at age 17 he won many pieces fit together. Working with this understanding and way the gold medal in a competition for young of knowing, combined with science, will aid in making adaptive musicians on Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation ecosystem-based decisions in the face of climate change. International television. This achievement encouraged him to unleash the darbouka from James R. Bell tradition and explore its full potential. In 1990 he James Bell is the founding president of the W. moved to London, where he studied orchestral Haywood Burns Institute. The institute has percussion and drum kit at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama worked in over 200 counties in 23 states to and later taught Middle Eastern percussion at Trinity College of Music. engage justice stakeholders and communities in Barrak has his own fusion style, playing and composing a blend of building equity in the administration of justice. eastern and western flavors. Since 1999 he has produced four fusion Bell has trained and addressed thousands of albums and two music videos. In 2005 Barrak achieved another human services professionals and community breakthrough success as a soloist with the Symphonic Game Music members on race, ancestry and inclusion as Concerts. He was subsequently featured in five video game music necessary and vital components of the delivery of albums. He has also composed music for documentaries and television safety for all communities. shows. Bell has appeared on numerous national television shows, conducted Since 2009 Barrak’s love of classical music has propelled him radio interviews and written blogs and articles for a variety of platforms. to compose three symphonic pieces as well as music for chamber He has written sections in published anthologies on school discipline, orchestra. He has performed as a soloist with world-famous orchestras, youth justice history, and health. including recently with the London Symphony Orchestra. He has Bell has extensive experience in the international justice arena: he appeared with such notable artists as Sarah Brightman, Al Di Meola, assisted the African National Congress in the administration of the Arturo Sandoval, Richard Galliano, Vanessa-Mae, and Fairuz. juvenile justice system in South Africa and consulted with the Nelson Barrak makes regular appearances on television and radio shows Mandela Children’s Fund. Most recently he was in Holland and England, throughout the Middle East, including interviews and solo performances. where he advised on emerging issues of racial, ethnic and religious Whatever the platform, he consistently demonstrates a strong rapport minorities being over-represented in the justice system. In that context with worldwide audiences. he gave an address at the House of Lords to a wide range of justice stakeholders. He recently consulted with Norwegian criminologists and Ali C. Barta prison wardens on the humane housing of law violators. Ali Barta is the founder of Nuna Med, a purpose- Bell attended California State Polytechnic University and Hastings driven company that offers botanically based College of Law. solutions for common ailments such as urinary tract issues. She is also a residential real estate Chris Borland developer who is committed to creating A former athlete, Chris Borland was an All- aesthetically minded, sustainable developments. American and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Growing up as the oldest of four kids in California, Year while at the University of Wisconsin. He was she fell in love with Virginia—and a Virginian— drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the third during college at the University of Richmond round of the 2014 NFL draft, led the team in (2011). After college Barta worked for the Hain tackles as a rookie, and was named to the All- Celestial Group in North Carolina, Virginia and New York, before an Rookie Team and to the Pro Bowl as an alternate. industrial accident ended her career and led her to pursue graduate He retired from the NFL in 2015 over concerns school at the University of Virginia. In May of 2018 she received a about brain injury. He has worked in mental health Master of Business Administration from the Darden School of Business at the Carter Center, in concussion awareness and a Master of Public Policy from the Batten School of Leadership and advocacy with the Concussion Legacy Foundation and Gridiron Greats, Public Policy. Barta resides in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband and has consulted on films such as Concussion and Requiem for a Chris and their dog, Brewer. Running Back. In 2017 Borland led the first study in meditation with former NFL players at the Center for Healthy Minds. Carolina Behe Today Borland is a meditation teacher at Search Inside Yourself Carolina Behe is the indigenous knowledge/ Leadership Institute and is the producer and co-host of The Players’ science advisor for the Inuit Circumpolar Council Tribune brainStorm, an investigative podcast. (ICC) Alaska. Her work within the council is Borland has been featured on Face the Nation, CBS This Morning, diverse and ranges from topics within food ESPN, Outside the Line and the Huffington Post, among others. He security and climatic variability to management lives in Los Angeles. and policy. Internationally, Behe acts as the ICC head of delegation on the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna working group under the Arctic Council. Much of ICC’s work within this body is focused on ensuring that Inuit perspectives and interests are at the table. Additionally, the ICC promotes the co-

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Miana Bryant Cardozo previously managed a team of web developers on the “inside” Miana Bryant is a graduate from East Carolina and “outside” of San Quentin State Prison through his work with TLM University (ECU) obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Works, the first-ever web development shop staffed by currently and psychology and criminal justice (2018). Her formerly incarcerated workers. passion for mental health stemmed from her own Cardozo has worked as a business analyst at the technology personal battles with depression and anxiety accelerator KickLabs; mastered WordPress as an independent throughout her adolescence. Though wounded, contractor; and was the development lead at Launch Podium, a tech Bryant turned her pain into The Mental Elephant startup in San Francisco. In 2014 Cardozo taught web design and coding in order to reach other people around the globe through Five Keys Charter School to residents of the San Francisco that battle the same problems. She is the sole County Jail and the San Francisco Adult Probation Department. He has founder and currently the only editor of all online been an official team member of The Last Mile since 2016. outlets. Aside from online work, she is also the president of The Mental Elephant Organization on her college campus, with a five-member Ross Chapin executive board and an estimated 150 herd members. In addition, Ross Chapin is an architect, neighborhood Bryant had a 3.4 major GPA; received the 2017–18 Black Excellence planner and author based near Seattle, Award for Black Girl Magic by ECU’s chapter of the NAACP; and is an Washington. He is a passionate advocate for inducted member of the National Society of Leadership and Success. sensibly sized homes and sociably scaled She intends to pursue her master’s and PhD in forensic psychology and neighborhoods that nourish the individual, work toward becoming a criminal psychologist by 2026. support healthy household relationships and foster a meaningful sense of community. Ana Cabrera Since 1997 Chapin has partnered in building Ana Cabrera is based in New York and anchors seven “pocket neighborhoods” and designed the weekend primetime edition of CNN dozens of socially oriented communities for Newsroom. Throughout 2017 and 2018, she developers across North America, many of which have received covered the Deferred Action for Childhood international media coverage, professional peer review and national Arrivals (DACA) deal. She also reported on design awards. Hurricanes Harvey and Maria, the Southerland Chapin’s work and ideas have been featured in more than 40 books Springs, Texas, church shooting and the London and in publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bridge terror attack. USA Today, AARP Bulletin, Forbes, Planning magazine, Architectural Cabrera joined CNN in 2013 as a correspondent Record and Builder magazine. His own book, Pocket Neighborhoods: based in Denver, where she was part of the team Creating Small Scale Community in a Large Scale World, has been that revealed systemic failures in reporting, investigating and tracking widely read, shifting the thinking of developers, policymakers, alleged sexual abuse at elderly living facilities. She covered the unrest architects, homebuyers and community advocates. in Ferguson, Missouri, following the shooting of Michael Brown and In his home community, Chapin helped formulate the cottage housing reported on the marijuana legalization movement. Her pesticide development zoning ordinance, the first of its kind to be implemented investigation resulted in the recall of thousands of pot products in in the U.S. This ordinance has become a model for innovative housing Colorado. codes, opening the way for small-scale communities within existing Prior to joining CNN, Cabrera was an anchor for the daily morning neighborhoods and new developments. Projects by Chapin’s firm are news program at KMGH-TV 7 News, the ABC affiliate in Denver, where often used to illustrate city zoning ordinances and state and federal she covered the Aurora movie theater shooting, the 2012 Denver housing policy papers. presidential debate and the High Park fire. In his personal life, Chapin regularly takes part in contact From January 2005 to July 2009, Cabrera was an anchor and improvisation, qigong, Sufi whirling, seasonal ceremony and ritual, reporter at NBC and FOX affiliates in Spokane, Washington. She began hiking, and open-water swimming in Puget Sound. her broadcasting career as an intern for Denver’s CBS affiliate KCNC- TV and KMGH-TV. Joe Cirincione Cabrera has served on the boards of Mi Casa Resource Center Joe Cirincione is president of Ploughshares Fund, and the American Cancer Society. She is a graduate of the Edward R. a global security foundation. He has worked on Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University with nuclear weapons policy in Washington for over 35 degrees in communication and in foreign languages and cultures. As a years and is considered one of the top experts in distinguished alumna, she is also a member of the Murrow professional the field. He served previously as vice president advisory board. for national security at the Center for American Progress, and he worked for nine years as Tulio K. Cardozo professional staff on the U.S. House of After serving seven years in state prison, Tulio Representatives committees on Armed Services Cardozo has successfully transitioned into a and Government Operations. Cirincione is a technology career. He is a founding graduate of member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a former member of The Last Mile, a nonprofit organization that strives the International Security Advisory Board for Secretaries of State John to break the cycle of incarceration by providing Kerry and Hillary Clinton. He also teaches at the Georgetown University education and career training in prison. He is now Graduate School of Foreign Service. a credentialed employee working his dream job Cirincione is the author of the books Nuclear Nightmares: Securing supporting IT across all of the prisons that The the World Before It Is Too Late; Bomb Scare: The History and Future Last Mile services with rehabilitative programs. of Nuclear Weapons; and Deadly Arsenals: Nuclear, Biological and

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Chemical Threats. He is an MSNBC nuclear security expert, and his Michelle Delk commentary has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Fascinated by the urban environment, Michelle Post, the Los Angeles Times, the Boston Globe, the Philadelphia Delk is a partner and landscape architect with Inquirer, the Financial Times, Kyodo News, Moscow Times, Foreign Snøhetta in New York City. She works to cultivate Policy, The Hill, Daily Beast and Huffington Post. trans-disciplinary, creative advancement of public spaces. Clear thinking and collaborative principles Ann B. Daigle characterize her leadership of dynamic projects, Ann B. Daigle is a new urban designer and while her unencumbered vision allows for strategic planner specializing in humane explorations that embrace experimentation and approaches to community building. Her passion improvisation within complicated social is the regeneration of historic neighborhoods and environments. Michelle’s enthusiasm is reflected towns into characteristic, healthy, beautiful and in her commitment to design and leadership within her firm and walkable places. She happily lives and works in community. She is an active board member for the Urban Design Forum the great city of New Orleans where she co-hosts in New York City and is often invited as a speaker at conferences, the CityBuilding Exchange—an intense seminar universities and communities throughout the world. on urban economic principles and best practices Delk seeks to discover and expand the urban landscape vernacular, dedicated to the education of elected officials furthering positive dialog between our current and future urban vision. and community decision-makers. Engaging diverse community and client intricacies, she guides complex Daigle’s past posts include program manager of the New Orleans projects ranging from master plans and brownfield redevelopments Culture of Building and Crafts Apprenticeship Program for the U.K.’s to realizations of urban plazas, parks, streetscapes and riverfronts. At Prince’s Foundation for Building Community; and urban development Snøhetta, she is currently leading the design of the Willamette Falls manager for the city of Ventura, California. Post-Katrina she was special Riverwalk in Oregon, the Blaisdell Center Master Plan in Honolul, and the advisor to the Governor’s Commission and Mississippi Development re-imagined design of a significant public plaza in midtown Manhattan. Authority and worked on numerous recovery plans in Louisiana and Mississippi. A founding partner of PlaceMakers LLC, Daigle initiated the Nancy Donaldson SmartCode Workshops with Andrés Duany. She is also co-owner and Nancy Donaldson served from 2010 to 2017 as partner of the Company Farm Pecan Grove and Market, a family farm director of the Washington office of the in North Louisiana. International Labor Organization (ILO), a Daigle adores traveling the backroads of the Mississippi Delta taking specialized agency of the United Nations. She photos, haunting farmers’ markets and collecting seeds and cuttings was the ILO’s liaison to the United States for her garden. She also has a collection of historic cookbooks and art government, U.S. employers’ and workers’ from Southern women artists. organizations, the International Monetary Fund, Daigle received degrees from Louisiana Tech University in architecture World Bank Group and other multilateral and and interior design and studied communications and social psychology international finance institutions. Donaldson has at Loyola University. However, it’s the people from the Congress for the advised governments, nonprofits, labor unions New Urbanism, whom she celebrates as mentors, who have brought and corporations on government and public affairs for over 25 years. the greatest insight. Earlier in her career, she was a vice president at Dutko Global Advisors representing corporations, governments and NGOs. She also worked Joshua David for AFL-CIO President John Sweeney and served as director of Joshua David is a bold, entrepreneurial, non- legislation at the Service Employees International Union under President profit leader who envisions and generates Andy Stern. Donaldson holds a BA in communications from Baldwin profound innovation that transforms organizations Wallace University and a JD from Emory University Law School. and advances missions. He works as a strategic advisor to offer planning, implementation and Bob Dreyfuss counsel regarding organizational advancement, Bob Dreyfuss is an independent investigative including program development, fundraising and journalist based in Cape May, New Jersey, and brand positioning, to non-profits working in the New York, specializing in politics and national cultural heritage, public place-making and security. He is a contributing editor at The Nation community resiliency spaces. and has written extensively for Rolling Stone, David also co-created the non-profit organization Friends of the Mother Jones, The American Prospect, The New High Line to preserve and reuse the historic, elevated urban rail line Republic and many other magazines. He is the as a public park and cultural destination. He led the strategic planning, author of Devil’s Game: How the United States board development, fundraising, design, programming, government Helped Unleash Fundamentalist Islam. Dreyfuss and community relations, media relations and online communications. has appeared on numerous radio and television The High Line, now a world-renowned New York City landmark programs including the PBS Newshour, Sean Hannity on Fox News, stretching from Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street, welcomes 7.5 Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and MSNBC’s Morning Joe. He million visitors per year. has traveled widely and reported from Iran, Vietnam, China and Tanzania. Dreyfuss also travels for pleasure and to learn how other people live, from Kyoto and Tibet (Mount Everest) to Algeria and Dubai; he’s been to Xian to see the terracotta warriors and to Shiraz to see Persepolis. He’d very much appreciate suggestions from other people about places that just can’t be missed.

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Dreyfuss has been involved with a number of theatre groups in Lyssa Freese New York City, New Jersey and Philadelphia, and he serves on the Lyssa Freese is an atmospheric science PhD board of New York’s Upstart Creatures. He has appeared as Egeus in student at the Massachusetts Institute of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and as Delivery Man in Barefoot in the Technology, where she focuses on the Park. He reviews plays and dance performances for a number of arts intersection of atmospheric science and websites. international relations, specifically researching A proud member of Democratic Socialists of America, Dreyfuss looks air pollution, health and economics in China, the forward to supporting Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders or Sherrod U.S., and developing regions. Prior to starting Brown in 2020. her doctorate at MIT, she worked at the Wilson Center’s China Environment Forum in John C. Eastman Washington, D.C., as well as at the Rock John Eastman is the Henry Salvatori Professor of Environment and Energy Institute in Beijing and Green Camel Bell in Law and Community Service and former dean at Lanzhou, China. She earned her bachelor’s degree in science, Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of technology and international affairs from Georgetown University’s Law, where he has been a member of the faculty School of Foreign Service. since 1999, specializing in constitutional law, legal history and property. He also leads the Deliana Garcia Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, a public Deliana Garcia has been laboring in the vineyards interest law firm affiliated with the Claremont of peace for more than 30 years, fighting for Institute that he founded in 1999. He has a PhD in immigrants’ rights, reproductive rights, child government from the Claremont Graduate protection and violence prevention. School, a JD from the University of Chicago Law School and a BA from She is responsible for the development of Health the University of Dallas. He serves as chairman of the Federalist Network, created by Migrant Clinicians Network. Society’s Federalism and Separation of Powers Practice Group. This global system of bridge case management Prior to joining the Chapman faculty, Eastman served as a law clerk provides continuity of care and health records to Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, Supreme Court of the United transfer across international borders for States, and to Judge J. Michael Luttig, U.S. Court of Appeals for migrants diagnosed with infectious and chronic the 4th Circuit. He practiced with the national law firm of Kirkland & diseases. Garcia serves as a liaison between the governmental and Ellis. Eastman has represented numerous clients in constitutional law nongovernmental health organizations of the United States and other matters and has argued before the Supreme Court. On behalf of the countries. An expert in migration health and the provision of culturally Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, he has participated as amicus competent care, she writes, presents and teaches on health needs curiae before the Supreme Court in more than 140 cases, including and the disparities in the provision of health care services for rural Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, Zelman v. Simmons-Harris (school and underserved communities. She serves on the boards of the Anti- vouchers), Kelo v. New London, Connecticut (eminent domain), and Defamation League Austin Region and the W. Haywood Burns Institute Van Orden v. Perry (the Ten Commandments). He has also appeared as for Juvenile Justice, Fairness and Equity. an expert legal commentator on television and radio including C-SPAN, Garcia is feeling a little old for this kind of work but doesn’t feel that Fox News, NPR and PBS NewsHour. the time is right to lay this labor down. She is hoping for the day when common decency has become the norm and the most difficult thing Nadia Firozvi she has to do is protect her fig tree from the squirrels. Nadia Firozvi is the project manager for the Just and Inclusive Society Project at the Democracy Michael Gerson Fund, a bipartisan foundation working to ensure Michael Gerson is a nationally syndicated that our political system is able to withstand new columnist who appears twice weekly in the challenges and deliver on its promise to the Washington Post and in nearly 100 other American people. She oversees strategy newspapers. He is the author of Heroic development and grant making and provides Conservatism (2007) and coauthor of City of Man: expertise and guidance to grantees. Religion and Politics in a New Era (2010). Gerson Prior to joining the Democracy Fund, Firozvi serves on the leadership council of the Initiative most recently served as a policy advisor in the for Global Development, on the advisory council Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties in the U.S. Department of of the Bush Institute’s Human Freedom Initiative Homeland Security. She also served as domestic policy coordinator at and on the board of the John C. Danforth Center the Arab American Institute and as a staff attorney at the Asian Pacific on Religion and Politics. Gerson was the 2015 Egan visiting professor American Legal Resource Center, where she provided direct legal at Duke University and the 2016 Andrews Fellow at the College of services in immigration, language access, civil rights and more. William & Mary. He appears regularly on the PBS NewsHour and Face Firozvi was a founding board member of Many Languages One the Nation. Voice, which fosters leadership and facilitates community-led initiatives Until 2006 Gerson was a top aide to President George W. Bush as to increase the meaningful inclusion of immigrants in the District of assistant to the president for policy and strategic planning, advocating Columbia who do not speak English as their primary language. for AIDS relief, the president’s malaria initiative, the fight against global Firozvi holds degrees from Loyola University in Maryland, the sex trafficking, and funding for women’s justice and empowerment University of Baltimore School of Law, and American University issues. Gerson had joined Bush’s presidential campaign in early 1999 Washington College of Law. as chief speechwriter and a senior policy advisor. He was previously a senior editor covering politics at U.S. News

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and World Report. Gerson was a speechwriter and policy advisor for drafted by ALEC and voted on by state legislators—but designed to Jack Kemp, a speechwriter for Bob Dole during his 1996 presidential benefit the council’s corporate members. She has broken many stories campaign and a policy director for Senator Dan Coats of Indiana. A about billionaire Charles Koch and other special interests harming our graduate of Wheaton College in Illinois, Gerson grew up in the St. Louis democracy, economy and environment. area and now lives with his wife and sons in northern Virginia. Graves previously served as deputy assistant attorney general at the U.S. Department of Justice, as chief counsel for nominations for the Andrea Gittleman U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, and as the deputy chief for the Article III Judges Division of the U.S. Courts. As the ACLU’s senior legislative Andrea Gittleman is a program manager for the strategist, she worked on national security and civil liberties issues. Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Graves has appeared or been interviewed on virtually every television Genocide, where she focuses on policy outreach, network. Her research is cited in several books, and her analysis has justice and accountability efforts for mass been quoted in countless newspapers and periodicals and on numerous atrocities, and leads the center’s work on Burma/ radio shows. She has also testified before both houses of Congress Myanmar. Previously she was interim director of and edited briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court. U.S. policy and senior legislative counsel at Physicians for Human Rights, where she designed advocacy and policy strategies on a broad range Jon Haveman of international human rights issues, including Jon Haveman is widely considered to be one of mass atrocities. Prior to that Gittleman served as an Arthur Helton California’s leading experts on the economics of Global Human Rights Fellow with the Burma Lawyers’ Council in Mae seaports, goods movement and international Sot, Thailand, where she coordinated an international advocacy trade policy. He is also an expert in regional campaign for criminal accountability in Burma. She also worked with economies and local economic development. He New York University’s Immigrant Rights Clinic, Legal Momentum, the is currently a principal with Marin Economic New York Civil Liberties Union’s reproductive rights project, and Human Consulting, a boutique consultancy providing Rights Watch’s women’s rights division. Prior to attending law school reports to government agencies, economic Gittleman served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mauritania, where she development organizations and others. Previously managed gender and development programs. She received a JD from Haveman was the chief economist at the Bay the New York University School of Law and a BA in political science and Area Council Economic Institute, a founding principal at Beacon international studies from the University of Chicago. Economics, and the director of the economy program at the Public Policy Institute of California. He has been a senior economist with the Matija Goljar President’s Council of Economic Advisers and an economist with the Federal Trade Commission. Haveman holds a PhD and Master of Matija Goljar is a serial entrepreneur from Slovenia Science in economics from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor who launched his first company at age 19. After of Science in economics from the University of Wisconsin. selling it he became a teacher and thereafter Haveman has published extensively on transportation and security founded Ustvarjalnik, a social venture that issues at California’s seaports, business outsourcing, and trade in teaches high schoolers how to earn a living by technology products. He has been quoted in numerous periodicals, doing what they love. The program expanded is frequently interviewed on radio and television and has testified at across one-third of the school system in Slovenia numerous federal and state government hearings. and expanded into several other countries; over a Haveman has given more than 500 talks on subjects including general thousand businesses have been formed by the economic conditions, poverty and income inequality, seaport security, teenagers since its inception. Goljar’s and the implications of autonomous vehicles. Through his experience entrepreneurship program inspired a highly successful TV show that as a speaker, Haveman has recognized the benefits of economic follows the stories of young entrepreneurs as they put their products literacy in informing national policy discussions. This dedication to into supermarkets around the country—which he hosts every Sunday outreach by professional economists has developed his vision for the night. At the moment, Goljar is the CEO of Ariadna, an ed-tech startup National Economic Education Delegation (NEED), a nonprofit of which that offers curricula as a service by giving teachers an animated he is executive director. sidekick that delivers lessons.

Lisa Graves Steven Hayward Steven Hayward is currently senior resident Lisa Graves is the co-director of Documented, scholar at the Institute of Governmental Studies which investigates corporate influence on our at University of California Berkeley, a visiting democracy, and the president of True North lecturer at Berkeley Law and a senior fellow with Research. the Bipartisan Policy Center. He was previously During the debate on the nomination of the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Visiting Brett Kavanaugh, Graves’s expert analysis was Professor at Pepperdine University’s Graduate featured regularly on MSNBC’s The Last Word School of Public Policy, and he was the inaugural With Lawrence O’Donnell. Her analysis of gun visiting scholar in conservative thought and policy policy was featured in the Paramount/BET series at the University of Colorado Boulder in 2013–14. Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story (2018). From 2002 to 2012 he was the F. K. Weyerhaeuser Fellow in Law and Graves previously led the Center for Media and Democracy, where she Economics at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., spearheaded the launch of the award-winning website ALECexposed. and he has been senior fellow at the Pacific Research Institute in San org. This investigation of the American Legislative Exchange Council Francisco since 1991. was spurred by a whistleblower who gave her all of the bills secretly 47 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies

Hayward writes frequently for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Basia Irland Times, the Washington Post, National Review, the Weekly Standard, the Fulbright Scholar Basia Irland is an author, poet, Claremont Review of Books and other publications. He is the author of sculptor, installation artist and activist. Her global six books including a two-volume chronicle of Reagan and his times water projects are featured in two books, Water titled The Age of Reagan: The Fall of the Old Liberal Order, 1964– Library (University of New Mexico Press, 2007) and 1980 and The Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counter-Revolution, Reading the River: The Ecological Activist Art of 1980–1989. His most recent book is Patriotism Is Not Enough: Harry Basia Irland (Museum De Domijnen, 2017). Irland is Jaffa, Walter Berns, and the Arguments That Redefined American professor emerita, University of New Mexico, Conservatism. He writes daily on Powerlineblog.com, one of the where she founded the art and ecology program. nation’s most-read political websites. Written in the first person from the perspective of the water, her blog for National Geographic is William Hertling about rivers on numerous continents. She works with scholars from William Hertling is a writer, web strategist and diverse disciplines building rainwater harvesting systems; connecting programmer. His award-winning Singularity communities and fostering dialogue along the entire length of rivers; series, starting with Avogadro Corp, explores the filming water documentaries; sculpting hand-carved ice books emergence of artificial intelligence, coexistence embedded with native riparian seeds for river restoration; and creating of humans and smart machines, and the impact waterborne disease projects around the world. of social reputation, technological unemployment In 2016, Irland had a major retrospective exhibition at the Museum and other near-future issues. His new novels Kill De Domijnen, The Netherlands. Recently she lectured in Beijing and Process and Kill Switch are technothrillers was the keynote speaker for an ecology conference at Nanyang exploring data ownership, privacy, trust and Technological University in Singapore. Her projects have been featured personal freedom. Wired called his work “chilling in more than 70 international publications. and compelling,” and his books are required reading in the U.S. Air Force’s Future Combat Strategy course. Nancy Janus Nancy Janus is a professor of human development Christopher Horsethief at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, Christopher Horsethief is an educator and where she has taught for 25 years. As a former organizational theorist specializing in complex Peace Corps volunteer, she has a particular systems and social processes, collective interest in children’s issues throughout the world. intelligence problem-solving systems, and post- At Eckerd, she has traveled extensively with traumatic community resilience. For 25 years students to serve children in developing countries, Horsethief has been facilitating field analysis of the most recently Cambodia. With a doctorate in relationship between culture and communication, counseling psychology and a master’s in school documenting the dynamics that pose challenges psychology, Janus has worked with children and to Indigenous leaders and organizational resilience adults in school and private practice settings. While she has taught a that drives language revitalization. His research wide range of courses in counseling, school psychology, and human interests include social network architectures and cultural entropy, and development, she now focuses on children and youth in global context their role in post-crisis network fragmentation and alignment processes. and human trafficking. Having been hit by a van while on her bicycle Horsethief’s instructional experience includes the Indigenous Scholar in seven years ago, she focuses on doing all she can and staying bright Residence at College of the Rockies and the MBA in American Indian and positive despite her disability. Janus is the mother of three Entrepreneurship program at Gonzaga University. daughters adopted in infancy from Colombia and one “perfect grandchild.” Heather Hurlburt Heather Hurlburt directs the New Models of Priya Jha Policy Change initiative at New America’s Political Priya Jha is professor and chair of English at the Reform program. She leads research into how University of Redlands, where she has taught in policy advocacy can adapt to be effective under that department but also in women, gender and intense political polarization, and she guides sexuality studies; race and ethnic studies; and advocates and funders navigating politics on media and visual cultures, for the past 13 years. behalf of policy solutions. She is a foreign policy Driven partly by her own biography as an columnist for New York magazine and cohosts immigrant from India, she explores in her work the the #Drezburt podcast with Tufts Fletcher School lives of people whose histories lie in colonialism professor Dan Drezner. and the various ways in which their needs, desires Previously Hurlburt ran the National Security Network, a premier and hopes intersect. Currently she is working on source for internationalist foreign policy messaging and advocacy, two monographs, the first of which is a memoir of the 1.5 generation, and she held management positions at the International Crisis Group, Not That Kind of Indian, and the second, a book on colonialism and Human Rights First and the ONE Campaign. She served in the White design, Deliberate Designs: Affect and Aesthetics in Postcolonial House and State Department under President Bill Clinton, worked on Literature and Culture. She is also writing two essays, “Sonic Capitol Hill and was a member of the U.S. delegation to the Organization Solidarities: Transcultural Lives of ‘We Shall Overcome’ in My Name Is for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). Khan,” and “Feral Citizenship and Gender in Bhanu Kapil’s Humanimal: Hurlburt holds degrees from Brown and George Washington Girls Without Borders.” In her spare time Jha likes to cook, read, be universities. outdoors and design and organize interior spaces. 48 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies

Michael D. L. Johnson M Waleed Kadous Michael Johnson is an African-American male M Waleed Kadous is passionate about using from inner city Chicago (South Side). He grew up technology, especially artificial intelligence, to in a single-parent home and was fortunate change people’s lives. At Uber, he has helped enough to have a very loving mother. Johnson riders and drivers find each other by improving received a BA in music from Duke University and location and maps, and he developed techniques “smoothly” transitioned to obtaining his PhD in that use phone sensors and artificial intelligence biochemistry and biophysics at the University of to detect when a car has been in an accident. North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After completing his Prior to Uber, Kadous worked at Google on dissertation in bacterial motility and attachment, Google Maps, Google X and Android. he went to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital As part of his academic background, he did in the department of infectious diseases to study how bacteria process research on systems that recognize sign language and find victims in nutrients, specifically metals (the items at the end of your vitamin mock disaster sites. Kadous developed smart sensing to assist the ingredient list), during bacterial infections. He then worked in the elderly in being independent. Outside of work, he has maintained a department of immunology studying newly discovered ways of how the strong connection to the Muslim community. In the aftermath of Sep.11, body eliminates harmful pathogens. he co-founded a civil rights group in Australia that analyzed new Currently Johnson is an assistant professor at the University counter-terror laws and their effects, educated others about the laws of Arizona in the department of immunobiology, where he studies via publications and seminars and represented the Muslim community how bacteria use metal, specifically copper, which is toxic to many in parliamentary hearings. pathogenic organisms. He hopes to use copper as a new strategy to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Thus far, he has obtained major Johanna Kalb funding from the National Institutes of Health, the Western Alliance to Johanna Kalb is the Edward J. Womac Jr. Expand Student Opportunities, and the University of Arizona Health Distinguished Professor of Law at Loyola Science Center. University New Orleans College of Law. Her He is married with two wonderful daughters, and he loves what he research and teaching interests include does. constitutional law, federal courts, and the law of detention and democracy. She is a co-author, Miriam Jordan with Martha F. Davis and Risa Kaufman, of the Miriam Jordan is a national immigration casebook Human Rights Advocacy in the United correspondent at the New York Times. She States. Her recent scholarship appears in UC reports from a grassroots perspective about the Irvine Law Review, the Yale Journal of International impact of U.S. policy on immigrants, employers Law and the Stanford Journal of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. and the country at large. Through intimate stories From 2014 to 2016 Kalb served as visiting associate professor of of immigrants, she has explained to readers law and director of the Arthur Liman Public Interest Program at Yale “chain migration,” visas known by esoteric Law School. She is a fellow in the Democracy Program at the Brennan acronyms like H-1B, and programs such as Center for Justice at New York University School of Law where she DACA, which allowed young adults brought to the works on issues related to fair courts and money in politics. country illegally as children to stay and work. Kalb is a graduate of Yale Law School and the Johns Hopkins Jordan chronicled the Trump administration’s family-separation University School of Advanced International Studies where she policy unveiled last year. Her accounts spotlighted the experience of completed her MA in international relations. In law school she served separated children; the reunification of families once the policy was as submissions editor for the Yale Journal of International Law and as suspended; and the trauma of both children and parents as they tried articles editor for the Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal. to settle into life in the U.S. After law school, Kalb clerked for Judge E. Grady Jolly of the U.S. Court In December 2018 Jordan revealed that Trump employed of Appeals for the 5th Circuit and Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of the undocumented immigrants at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, District Court of the District of Columbia. She is admitted to practice in despite his claims that he did not employ people in the country the states of Mississippi and New York. unlawfully. The piece, a portrait of two housekeepers, was one of the most-read articles produced by a national reporter at the Times all year. Robert G. Kaufman Before joining the paper, Jordan worked in Brazil, India, Hong Robert Kaufman is a political scientist specializing Kong and the U.S. for the Wall Street Journal. She previously worked in American foreign policy, national security, for Reuters news agency in Mexico, Israel and Brazil, where she was international relations and various aspects of raised. American politics. He is currently the Robert and Jordan earned an undergraduate degree in international relations Katheryn Dockson Professor of Public Policy at from Stanford University and a graduate degree in journalism from the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy. Columbia University. She speaks Portuguese, French, Spanish and in 2017–18 he was the Visiting Scholar in Hebrew. Jordan lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Jonathan, and Conservative Thought and Policy at CU Boulder. is the mother of adult girl-boy twins. Kaufman has written frequently for scholarly journals and popular publications, including the Weekly Standard, Policy Review, the Washington Times, the Baltimore Sun, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Kaufman’s most recent book, Dangerous Doctrine: How Obama’s Grand Strategy Weakened America, was published in 2016. In Defense

49 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies of the Bush Doctrine was published in 2007. In 2000 his biography Keay previously spent ten years in Mongolia, first as the founder/ Henry M. Jackson: A Life in Politics received the Emil and Katherine executive director of the Itgel Foundation, an NGO focused on Sick Award for the best book on the history of the Pacific Northwest. sustainable community transformation. She was then recruited by Rio His first book, Arms Control During the Prenuclear Era, studied the Tinto to spearhead a $15 million annual corporate social responsibility interwar naval treaties and their linkage to the outbreak of World War portfolio for the world’s largest copper mine, in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert. II in the Pacific. Kaufman also assisted President Richard M. Nixon Keay has authored numerous papers and policy documents and is a in the research and writing of Nixon’s final book, Beyond Peace. He frequent speaker on international affairs, sustainability and civil-military is currently in the research phase of a biography of Ronald Reagan, coordination. She holds a master’s in international policy from the focusing on his presidency and his quest for it, and he has a contract to George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs, write his sixth book, Trump’s Principled Realism and American National and bachelor’s degrees in environmental biology and religious studies Security. from the University of Colorado Boulder. Keay lives in Washington, D.C., Kaufman is a former Bradley Scholar and current adjunct scholar at and Westchester County, New York, with her husband, Zach Watson, the Heritage Foundation. He has taught at Colgate University, the Naval and their son, Fox. War College and the University of Vermont. Bonnie Keeler Sarah M. Kaufman Bonnie Keeler is an assistant professor at the Sarah Kaufman is the associate director of the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Rudin Center for Transportation at New York Public Affairs, where she is affiliated with the University’s Wagner School, where she Center for Science, Technology, and researches, advocates for and educates about Environmental Policy. Keeler leads a team of cutting-edge technologies in transportation. She researchers working on questions related to is also an adjunct professor of planning, teaching environmental management and conservation Intelligent Cities and Advanced Projects in Urban decision-making. Current projects include Planning. estimating the return on investment in public Kaufman leads several projects related to environmental funding in Minnesota, evaluating improving transportation through technology: the costs and benefits of urban green infrastructure deployment in Intelligent Paratransit, to rethink how we transport seniors and the cities in the United States and globally, and investigating the cultural, disabled; Emerging Leaders in Transportation Fellowship, a program social and relational values of fresh water. Keeler is particularly to enhance innovation at all levels of transportation planning and interested in projects and collaborations that integrate the humanities policymaking; and Job Access, a comparative study of how livelihoods and the social sciences in ways that elevate environmental justice and are affected by level of access to mass transit in New York City. equity considerations in ecosystem services research. She has been cited in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NBC Nightly News, CityLab and Urban Omnibus for her work on gender Sarah Kessler and biking, job access and intelligent transportation. Kessler is the deputy editor of Quartz at Work, an Kaufman joined NYU Wagner after nearly five years at the edition of Quartz focused on the modern Metropolitan Transportation Authority, where she led the open data workplace. Previously, she was a senior writer at program, created a conference and online exchange between the MTA Fast Company and reported on startups at and software developers, and assisted in developing the agency’s Mashable. Her work has been featured in The social media program. Atlantic, Wired and The Globe and Mail, and her She earned a Master of Urban Planning from NYU Wagner in 2005, reporting has been cited by the Washington Post, specializing in infrastructure, transportation and telecommunications, New York Magazine, and NPR. Kessler is the and wrote an award-winning thesis designing a bus arrival time author of Gigged: The End of the Job and the signage system. Kaufman earned her BA from Washington University Future of Work. in St. Louis, majoring in science writing and concentrating in computer science. She is a font of useless NYC transit trivia. Daisy Khan Morgan G. Keay Daisy Khan is an award-winning speaker, author, activist and commentator and the founder of Morgan Keay is the CEO and founder of Motive Women’s Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and International, a Washington, D.C.-based social Equality (WISE), the largest global network of enterprise with a mission to mitigate conflict and Muslim women committed to peace building, enhance stability and sustainability in fragile gender equality and human dignity. She has been societies around the world. She has held senior- involved in grassroots efforts combating anti- level positions in the public, private and civil Muslim bias for over 20 years, and as a bridge society sectors and has served in the departments builder she has been hailed for producing of State and Defense, and the U.S. Agency for interfaith programs such as the “Today, I am a International Development (USAID). Muslim Too” rally. Prior to launching Motive, Keay was a policy Khan believes that women’s leadership is essential to solving societal officer with the State Department’s Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization issues. She founded the first global Muslim women’s Shura (advisory) Operations, serving as advisor to U.S. Africa Command. Keay also Council to amplify Muslim women’s scholarship. The council uses an served at the U.S. Consulate in Lagos, Nigeria. 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Khan published WISEUP in collaboration with 72 authors to create a conferences including the Parliament of the World’s Religions. She counter-momentum to the rise in hateful rhetoric and violent extremism. works with individuals to bring subtle dimensions of their soul into form Her memoir, Born With Wings (2018), depicts her spiritual journey as a through inner portraits. She also works with sound and healing, using modern Muslim woman. her voice and gemstone crystal bowls. Khan was listed among TIME magazine’s 100 Most Influential People, and Glamour magazine listed her among Seven Women You Must Follow Priti Krishtel on Twitter. She is the recipient of 20 awards and honors including the Priti Krishtel is a 15-year veteran of the global Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award for Promoting Peace. access to medicines movement. A graduate of Born in Kashmir, Khan spent 25 years as an interior architect for NYU’s School of Law, Krishtel worked as a lawyer various Fortune 500 companies. In 2005 she dedicated herself to full- in the U.S. and Switzerland before joining the time community service and building movements for positive change, Indian NGO Lawyers Collective in 2003. While both in the United States and around the globe. there, she worked to educate and organize policymakers, media, women’s, children’s and Rachel Kleinfeld LGBTQ rights groups and communities living in Rachel Kleinfeld, is a senior fellow at the Carnegie poverty. That formative, grassroots work was Endowment for International Peace, where she instrumental to Krishtel, who would work focuses on issues of rule of law, security and alongside fellow activists to lead the access to medicines movement to governance in post-conflict countries, fragile a pivotal moment in treatment access history: the passage of a health- states and states in transition. friendly patent law. This, and her subsequent work challenging As the founding CEO of the Truman National unjustified patents, made I-MAK, which she co-founded in 2006,a Security Project, she spent nearly a decade recognized global force in the access to medicines movement. leading national security, political and military As co-executive director of I-MAK, she continues to work alongside leaders to promote people and policies that patients, advocacy organizations and local activists in Argentina, strengthen security, stability, rights and human Brazil, Thailand, Ukraine and elsewhere to ensure that civil society is dignity in America and around the world. She served on the U.S. recognized as a catalytic force to increase treatment access. Krishtel Foreign Affairs Policy Board, advising Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has never strayed from her roots as a committed campaigner for from 2011-2014. justice, a community organizer and a relentless advocate for patients. Kleinfeld has consulted on rule of law reform for the World Bank, She is a frequent speaker at national and international events, and her the European Union, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and leadership has been recognized by Echoing Green, PopTech!, Asia Development, the Open Society Institute and other institutions and Society, The King Baudouin Foundation and others. She has been multiple government agencies in the U.S. and abroad. She is the featured in Entrepreneur, CNN, The New York Times, Bloomberg, author of Advancing the Rule of Law Abroad: Next Generation Reform CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The Hill and Reuters. (Carnegie, 2012), which was chosen by Foreign Affairs magazine as one of the best foreign policy books of 2012. Her writings have appeared in Josh Larsen Relocating the Rule of Law (Hart, 2009), Promoting Democracy and the Josh Larsen is the co-host of the radio show and Rule of Law: American and European Strategies (Palgrave, 2009), The podcast Filmspotting, author of Movies Are Future of Human Rights (Philadelphia UP, 2008), Promoting the Rule of Prayers and editor and film critic at Think Law: The Problem of Knowledge (Carnegie Endowment, 2006), With Christian, a website exploring faith and pop All Our Might (Rowen and Littlefield, 2006) and other publications. She culture. He’s been writing and speaking about also co-authored Let There Be Light: Electrifying the Developing World movies professionally for 25 years. with Markets and Distributed Generation (Truman Institute, 2012). Larsen’s career began in the newspaper Named one of the top 40 Under 40 Political Leaders in America by business, where he started out as a beat reporter Time magazine in 2010, Kleinfeld has been featured in the New York for a weekly community newspaper and went on Times, the Wall Street Journal, Fox News and other national television, to become the film critic for the Chicago-based radio and print media. Sun-Times Media for more than 10 years. In 2011 he joined the Christian media landscape as editor of Think Christian, and in 2012 he joined the Deborah Koff-Chapin long-running weekly podcast Filmspotting, aired on WBEZ in Chicago. Deborah Koff-Chapin graduated with a BFA from A veteran of the Sundance, Toronto, and Chicago international Cooper Union in 1974. She has been practicing film festivals, Larsen has given talks on film at various colleges and touch drawing since it came to her in an ecstatic conferences. He has led “Ebert Interruptus” at the Conference on World awakening on her last day there. In those Affairs since 2017. moments, she realized that this direct way of Larsen lives in the Chicago area with his wife and two daughters. drawing with the fingertips had applications far Visit larsenonfilm.com for his latest work, as well as an archive of nearly beyond her personal use. She teaches this simple every review he’s written. yet profound process internationally and has held the annual Touch Drawing Gathering since 1997. Koff-Chapin has served on the board of the International Expressive Art Therapy Association. She is the creator of best-selling SoulCards 1 and 2, timeless decks that are sold worldwide. She is author of Drawing Out Your Soul and The Touch Drawing Facilitator Workbook, and she has published five SoulTouch coloring journals. Koff-Chapin has served as interpretive artist at numerous

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Andrew Lehren Allen Lichter Andrew Lehren is a senior editor on the NBC Allen S. Lichter, MD, served from 2006 to 2016 as News investigations team. Most recently he led chief executive officer of the American Society of their examination of the global medical device Clinical Oncology, an organization representing industry in collaboration with the International over 40,000 physicians and health professionals Consortium of Investigative Journalists. in oncology. After retiring, Dr. Lichter has become Previously Lehren spent almost 13 years as a involved on several boards and serves as a reporter at the New York Times, working on a range consultant to academic medical centers. of national, international and investigative stories. Before joining ASCO, Lichter was at the He was one of the newspaper’s lead reporters University of Michigan. He served as chair and analyzing the Wikileaks trove of diplomatic cables, professor of radiation oncology (1984–96) and as Afghanistan and Iraq war logs, and Guantanamo detainee dossiers. dean of the Medical School (1998–2006). He was named the first Isadore Highlights from those stories were compiled into a bestselling book, Lampe Professor of Radiation Oncology and also held the Newman Open Secrets. Lehren examined the Snowden trove of top-secret spy Family Professorship of Radiation Oncology. Prior to Michigan, Lichter documents, and he contributed to the Pulitzer Prize–winning series that was the director of the radiation therapy section of the National Cancer examined substandard Chinese chemicals tainting U.S. pharmaceuticals. Institute’s radiation oncology branch. Before joining the Times, Lehren was an investigative producer at His research at the NCI helped advance the use of lumpectomy plus NBC News. His investigative documentaries examined racially biased radiation as an alternative to mastectomy in the local management of policing, defective automobiles, and how a major insurance company breast cancer. His work at Michigan established the clinical utility of defrauded its own customers. three-dimensional treatment planning and conformal dose delivery. Lehren has won numerous awards, including a Polk, a Peabody, two Lichter has been awarded gold medals from the American Society for duPont-Columbia batons and Edward R. Murrow investigative awards, Radiology and Oncology and the Radiological Society of North America. Emmys, three Investigative Reporters and Editors awards, an Overseas In 2002 he was elected to membership in the National Academy of Press Club honor, and a Daniel Pearl investigative award. Medicine. He is the director of investigative reporting at the City University Lichter earned a bachelor’s degree (1968) and medical degree (1972) of New York Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, where his from the University of Michigan. He trained in radiation oncology at investigative reporting class has won the Investigative Reporters and University of California, San Francisco, before joining the faculty at Editors award for best student investigation in the nation. He has also Johns Hopkins University and later the National Cancer Institute. taught at the Columbia Journalism School. Lehren earned degrees from the University of Missouri and Lehigh Peter Rupert Lighte University. Peter Rupert Lighte is a sinologist, now retired from careers in international banking and Howard Levy teaching. He is currently on the boards of the Multiple Grammy- Award winner Howard Levy is Council on International Educational Exchange, a master of the diatonic harmonica, a superb the One Sky Foundation and Prudential Financial. pianist, innovative composer, recording artist, He is active in Princeton alumni activities and on bandleader, teacher, producer and Chicago-area the executive committee of the Institute for resident. His musical travels have taken him all Advanced Study. over the geographical and musical maps. At The author of Pieces of China and Host of home in jazz, classical, rock, folk, Latin and world Memories: Tales of Inevitable Happenstance, he music, he is a favorite with audiences worldwide has also completed a new book about the adoptions of his daughters. and a recording artist sought after by Kenny He is also a mosaicist and Chinese calligrapher. Lighte holds a doctorate Loggins, Dolly Parton, Paquito D’Rivera, Styx, in East Asian studies from Princeton University. Donald Fagen and Paul Simon. As a sideman, Levy has appeared on hundreds of CDs and played on many movie soundtracks. Christina Lowery He is perhaps best known for the four CDs he recorded with Bela Christina Lowery is the CEO of Girl Rising (GR), a Fleck and The Flecktones in the early 1990s. He returned to the band nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a in 2010, recorded the CD “Rocket Science” and toured extensively. world in which every girl can grow to be a full and Levy won a Grammy for other collaborations, including three CDs with equal participant in society. GR uses the power of Trio Globo (Glen Velez and Eugene Friesen), two with Lebanese Oud storytelling to change attitudes and beliefs that player/composer Rabih Abou Khalil and one with the avant-garde jazz are holding girls back. It works hand-in-hand with Riessler/Levy/Matinier Trio. partners to empower girls and engage those Levy is music director and chief composer for the Latin/Jazz group around them—boys, parents, teachers and Chévere de Chicago. He produced and released the band’s CDs community leaders—to create locally led change. “Secret Dream” and “Time Capsules” with his acoustic swing group Girl Rising is now working in India, Pakistan, Acoustic Express, on his own label, Balkan Samba Records. His solo Thailand, Guatemala, Nigeria, Kenya and the United States. jazz CD, “Alone and Together” on Balkan Samba, and his jazz trio CD Throughout her career, Lowery has pursued two passions, “Tonight and Tomorrow” on the Chicago Sessions label, both received storytelling and international development, though her pursuit of 4-star reviews in DownBeat. each was admittedly undertaken without much of a well thought out In 2011 he also released a classical CD featuring his “Concerto for sequence. Despite this, she is now in her dream job—using storytelling Diatonic Harmonica and Orchestra,” the first concerto composed for as an engine of social awareness and change for both individuals and the diatonic harmonica. He has performed the piece more than 20 communities. Her passion for storytelling is founded upon decades of times in the U.S. and Europe. 52 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies

experience in documentary film and television, having contributed to, Rebecca Masterman produced, researched and/or overseen films for CNN, ABC, Bill Moyers, Rebecca Masterman has led the University of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, among many others. Minnesota Bee Squad program since 2013. She Lowery is also passionate about environmental conservation, local graduated from the UMN Twin Cities first with a food economies and connecting young people to nature. She holds a BA (major in history, minor in biology) and then BA in comparative literature from Brown University and a master’s in obtained a PhD in entomology under the direction international community planning from the University of Texas, Austin. of Marla Spivak, studying honey bee hygienic She lives in New York’s Hudson River Valley with her husband and three behavior and neuroethology. Masterman leads a children. talented Bee Squad team that provides bee outreach to beekeepers and the public in the Conor Lyne greater Minneapolis–St. Paul area and beyond. Born in the U.K. to Irish parents and raised in As the outreach arm of the University of Minnesota Bee Lab, the Bee Utah, Conor Lyne recently moved from Seattle, Squad communicates the latest bee research to audiences that are Washington, to Sydney, Australia. His childhood passionate about helping bees. Bee Squad has expanded its programs was defined by skiing in Utah and summering on to include innovative ways not just to help bees but also to help people. the west coast of Ireland. To this day, venturing Now Bee Veterans, Bee Arts, and projects that train others who might down to Hospital in County Limerick and Brandon not have had access to beekeeping are part of the Bee Squad. in County Kerry gives him a bit of what always has Additionally, the Bee Squad has launched a national beekeeper citizen been, and always will be, home. science project in an effort to fight the deadly mite pest, Varroa Lyne’s love for ski racing has had a significant destructor. influence on his life. The endless days of training from the age of 11 instilled dedication and passion in all that he Mary Mattingly does. Ultimately, this perseverance allowed him to fulfill his dream of Mary Mattingly is a visual artist based in New York competing for Ireland in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. City. She founded a floating food forest in New Achieving his own dream drove Lyne to discover the dreams York called Swale to circumvent public land laws, of others. This past summer, he traveled to 21 countries in order to and she recently completed Pull, a human- begin Wander Faces, a photography project aimed at deconstructing assisted sculptural ecosystem for the International stereotypes of people around the world. Photography dovetails with Havana Biennial. Mattingly’s work has been his love of travel, outdoor adventure and exploring new cultures. exhibited at museums and in sculpture parks Importantly, photography gives Lyne the opportunity to capture what around the world. Her work has been featured in he experiences. From his new base in Sydney, he looks forward to numerous books, journals, magazines and investigating a new part of the world and sharing those experiences newspapers, and on channels such as BBC, with everyone back home. CNN, CBS, NPR and PBS.

Moses Ma Jerry Michalski Moses Ma is an innovation consultant who works Jerry Michalski (ma-CALL-ski) is a guide to trust. with senior executives at global companies and During the dozen years he helped shape the dot- organizations to become more agile and com revolution as a tech-industry trends analyst innovative. As a technology visionary, he has (Newsweek called him a software seer), he been praised in Time Magazine, the New York realized that the word consumer made him itch. Times and other publications. Over the years, Ma Paying attention to the word gave him the thesis has been involved in the forefront of many exciting that we are entering a relationship economy: we technologies: he was an award-winning are rediscovering trust, interdependence and videogame designer who literally invented the meaning through movements as varied as open category of networked games; he took an source software, pattern languages, the sharing th th uncapitalized software startup and built it into the 97 -largest, 7 - economy, microfinance, unschooling, traffic calming and workplace th fastest growing and 11 -most profitable in the country; and at the democracy. Trust is the connective thread. CommerceNet think tank, he invented the concept of e-markets. Independent since the last millennium (1998), Michalski has been Currently, Ma manages the FutureLab Blockchain Lab, where he leads publishing his brain online almost that long. You can browse it at several exciting projects and ventures. He is co-chair of the Verifiable JerrysBrain.com. He earned an MBA from the Wharton School, where News Initiative at the W3C, which plans to develop countermeasures he stumbled into the mind-expanding ideas of Russ Ackoff, and a BA for fake news. He is the author/co-author of three books: Agile in economics (mostly econometrics) from the University of California Innovation, which introduced a new approach to classical innovation Irvine. He was raised in Peru and Argentina and speaks fluent Spanish using agile process; Soulful Branding, which offers practical, expert and German, as well as pretty passable French. guidance on how to achieve higher levels of business success; and Blockchain Design Sprint, the fastest way to bring your blockchain vision to reality.

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Ian Millhiser Priyamvada Natarajan Ian Millhiser is a columnist for ThinkProgress. He Priya Natarajan is a theoretical astrophysicist at clerked for Judge Eric L. Clay of the United States Yale, recognized for her seminal contributions to Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, and he has the study of dark matter and the formation and worked as an attorney with the National Senior growth of black holes. She is a phenomenologist Citizens Law Center’s Federal Rights Project, as and uses gravitational lensing observations—the assistant director for communications with the deflection of light rays by matter in the universe— American Constitution Society, and as a Teach For to map the detailed distribution of dark matter. America corps member in the Mississippi Delta. Natarajan currently serves as the director of the Millhiser received a BA in philosophy from Franke Program in Science and the Humanities Kenyon College and a JD, magna cum laude, at Yale, where she helps forge intellectual from Duke University, where he served as senior note editor on the connections across disciplinary boundaries. Her many awards and Duke Law Journal and was elected to the Order of the Coif. His first honors include the Guggenheim, Caroline Herschel and Radcliffe book is Injustices: The Supreme Court’s History of Comforting the fellowships; the Sophie and Tycho Brahe Professorship at the University Comfortable and Afflicting the Afflicted. of Copenhagen; and a fellowship at the American Physical Society. Her work has been featured in numerous news outlets including NPR, BBC, Kimberly Y. Moore CNN, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, ScienceNews, Scientific American, New Scientist and The New Yorker. Kimberly Moore, CEO and co-founder of Go Born and raised in India, Natarajan received undergraduate degrees Together Inc., is an entrepreneur completely in physics and mathematics at MIT. After graduate training in the history passionate about making an impact in the tech and philosophy of science at MIT, she obtained her PhD in astrophysics space by doing well and doing good. Go Together from the University of Cambridge. Aside from research, she is deeply delivers new innovative transportation options for invested in the public dissemination of science, and she is committed to people to get where they need to go through their gender equity and inclusion in academia. Natarajan’s writing has been trusted networks. It started with helping busy published in outlets including CNN, the Huffington Post and the New parents connect through their schools. York Review of Books; her first book, Mapping the Heavens: Radical CarpooltoSchool, Go Together’s first product in Scientific Ideas That Reveal the Cosmos, was published in 2016. the market, is in 48 schools across the country. Schools empower parents to use technology to meet and collaborate, getting their children where they need to go to be their best and have Henry R. Nau fun. The next project is helping people get engaged in the democratic Henry Nau is professor of political science and process through a campaign, party or organization. Go Together international affairs at George Washington received the Washington Business Journal’s 2017 innovation award for University. He holds a BS degree in economics, CarpooltoSchool; it was also featured in D.C.’s tech showcase at the politics and science from the Massachusetts 2017 SXSW and at the 2018 Angel Capital Association National Summit. Institute of Technology, and MA and PhD degrees Moore is passionate about something else—intentional personal from the Johns Hopkins University School of transformation, hers and that of the young women she gets to do life Advanced International Studies (SAIS). His latest with. As a woman and leader, self-awareness is everything. book, Conservative Internationalism: Armed Diplomacy Under Jefferson, Polk, Truman, and Lydia K. Murithi Reagan, was published in August 2013. Other books include The Myth of America’s Decline (1990), At Home Abroad Lydia Murithi is a social and behavioral scientist (2002), and Perspectives on International Relations (sixth edition, 2018). with more than a decade of experience as a Previously, Nau taught as assistant professor at Williams College global health researcher and program (1971–73) and as visiting professor at Johns Hopkins SAIS, Stanford implementer. She has devoted her work to sexual and Columbia universities. and reproductive health and rights, maternal and From January 1981 to July 1983, Nau served on President Ronald child health, HIV & AIDS and gender. Murithi has Reagan’s National Security Council as senior staff member responsible worked extensively in sub-Saharan Africa, South for international economic affairs. Among other duties he was the Asia and the United States. White House sherpa for the annual G7 economic summits at Ottawa Currently, she is the director for the Beyond (1981), Versailles (1982) and Williamsburg (1983) and a special summit Bias project at Pathfinder International. Prior with developing countries at Cancun, Mexico (1982). Nau also served to joining Pathfinder, she served as sexual and reproductive health (1975–77) as special assistant to the undersecretary for economic specialist at the International Center for Research on Women. She affairs in the Department of State. also worked as a reproductive health researcher at the department of In 1977 Nau received the State Department’s Superior Honor award. family medicine and population health at the Virginia Commonwealth And in 2016 the Japanese government awarded him the Order of the University school of medicine and at FHI360. Rising Sun, acknowledging his efforts as director from 1989 to 2016 Murithi holds a PhD in public policy and administration with a special of the U.S.-Japan-South Korea Legislative Exchange Program. Nau focus on maternal and child health policy from Virginia Commonwealth served two years as a lieutenant in the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort University. She has her MPP from George Mason University and her BA Bragg, North Carolina. in economics and sociology from University of Nairobi.

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Brigitte Nettesheim The Impossible Gentlemen with Gwilym Simcock, Steve Rodby and As president of joint venture markets for Aetna, Mike Walker. He has recently formed the Lead Belly Project. He has Brigitte Nettesheim drives the execution of the been on countless recordings, including the Grammy-winning Don’t Try business plans for Aetna’s joint venture markets This at Home with Michael Brecker. with a focus on achieving goals through growth, Nussbaum is an in-demand educator, doing clinics and master advancing Aetna’s relationship with the provider classes at such institutions as Berklee College of Music, New York and transforming the way care is delivered locally. University, the New School and at numerous conservatories. He has Previously, Nettesheim served numerous been invited to collaborate with the finest makers of all things drum- leadership roles with Aetna, including CEO of related. He worked with Sonor drums to design a line in the HiLite Aetna’s Accountable Care Solutions organization. series; with Zildjian cymbals, he helped develop the Renaissance and She was responsible for the development, growth Pre-Aged K cymbals. He also co-produced with Hudson Music The Art and performance of Aetna’s value-based care and contracting models of Playing Brushes. in support of enhancing local population health models. She has also Born in New York City, Nussbaum grew up in Norwalk, Connecticut, served as the director of sales and service in national accounts and was and started to play drums at age 12 after studying piano for five years; regional head of medical economics. he also played bass and saxophone as a teenager. He moved to New Nettesheim was a principal at The Chartis Group, a provider strategy York City in 1975 to attend the Davis Center for Performing Arts at City consulting firm, and the leader of their payor segment, advising College. He eventually focused on drums. clients on strategies and tactics to transition to value-based care reimbursement models; conducting in-depth analysis on potential Onye Ozuzu payor-provider business models; and developing product portfolio Onye Ozuzu is a performing artist, choreographer, strategies for provider-owned health plans. In this role, she also served administrator, educator and researcher currently as a health insurance industry expert for multiple media and industry serving as dean of the College of the Arts at the organizations. University of Florida in Gainesville. Previously she She earned a master’s degree in business administration from the was dean of the School of Fine and Performing Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where Arts at Columbia College, Chicago, and prior to she concentrated on health industry management. She received her that she served as associate chair and director of bachelor of science in economics with a minor in systems engineering dance in the Department of Theatre and Dance at from the United States Military Academy. She served in the United CU Boulder. States Army, departing with the rank of captain. Ozuzu has been presenting dance works since 1997. Her work has been seen at venues such as the Seattle Nathan Nguyen Festival of Improvisational Dance, Kaay Fecc Festival de toutes les Nathan Nguyen is a certified financial education danses (Dakar, Senegal), La Festival del Caribe (Santiago, Cuba), Lisner instructor, education loan analyst and certified Auditorium (Washington, D.C.), McKenna Museum of African American college funding specialist. He founded College Art (New Orleans, Louisiana), danceGATHERING Lagos, as well as Career Advisory to help parents and students many anonymous site-specific locations. Recent work includes Touch plan for college, career and life success. He My Beloved’s Thought, a collaboration with composer Greg Ward, wants all students and families to know how to and Project Tool, a work that garnered a 2018 Joyce Award. Ozuzu graduate college with little to no debt, achieve facilitates work in a group improvisational score, The Technology of the financial independence and retire early. He isa Circle. She continues to serve the field of dance as a thought leader, serial entrepreneur, educator, best-selling author speaker and curator. of Money Smarts and creator of the Money Simulations game to help students become financially independent and Sun-Ming Jessica Pan to develop skills in making, saving, borrowing and investing money. Sun-Ming Jessica Pan was born in California and Nguyen is a lucky husband and proud father of two kids. Locally, he spent her formative years in China and Taiwan serves his community as a board member for nonprofits. He is a high before moving back to the U.S. at the age of 12. school educator, college lecturer and a professional development She is a cell biologist by training and is currently a speaker. candidate for a Master in Public Health in Nguyen’s welfare-to-college-multimillionaire success story has been epidemiology with a certificate in comparative featured in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Extraordinary Teens as well as effectiveness outcomes research at the Columbia The Richest Kids in America. University Mailman School of Public Health. Pan’s unique upbringing instilled in her a Adam Nussbaum passion to provide communities around the globe Adam Nussbaum is considered one of the finest access to health care. For the past three years she was the logistics drummers working today. He has played with a coordinator for an NGO that implemented a malnutrition project in virtual Who’s Who in the jazz world, including Cambodia and traveled to Kenya, Cambodia and Puerto Rico to provide John Abercrombie, Eliane Elias, Gil Evans, Stan short-term medical relief. Getz, Vic Juris, James Moody, John Scofield, Joe Pan is also a gun violence researcher, a journey she began at the Sample, Ohad Talmor, “Toots” Thielemans and University of California San Francisco in order to better understand why Kenny Wheeler. Nussbaum has joined forces with certain communities are disproportionately affected by gun violence. other musicians to form such groups as BANN She is currently an intern on the criminal justice policy and enforcement with Seamus Blake, Jay Anderson and Oz Noy; team at Everytown for Gun Safety, a nonprofit working to prevent We3 with Dave Liebman and Steve Swallow; and gun violence and save lives; and she is the education presentation

55 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies development co-chair for SAFE (Scrubs Addressing the Firearm music for an original play about the homeless, The Cardboard Stories. Epidemic). Pan is engaged in these initiatives because she believes Penn currently serves as a worship leader at Montrose Church in health professionals and researchers have a moral duty to disseminate Southern California and director of the Kaleo Choir at Fuller. their knowledge and educate the public on evidence-based policies and procedures. Lesley Price Lesley Price is communications director at INDEX: Marie Pasinski Design to Improve Life, a non-profit organization Dr. Marie Pasinski is an assistant professor of based in Copenhagen, Denmark. neurology at Harvard Medical School and an Founded in 2001, INDEX provides knowledge, author. She is a graduate of Harvard Medical global recognition and capital to people using School and completed her neurology residency at design to bring about purposeful change. The Brigham and Women’s Hospital. As the consulting organization is best known for INDEX: Award, neurologist for the Massachusetts General a large-scale design biennale celebrating the Hospital Health Care Centers, she cares for world’s most iconic and impactful solutions. culturally diverse patients with a range of Notable past-winners include Duolingo, LifeStraw neurologic disorders. Her specialty is brain health and The Ocean Cleanup. promotion and dementia prevention, including At INDEX, Price oversees all communication efforts. Originally from the effects on the brain of exercise, diet, stress, mental stimulation and Australia, she is an experienced journalist and, when time permits, socialization. Pasinski was a recipient of a Global Health Scholars enjoys freelancing in the fields of innovation, technology and culture. award, and through the sponsorship of Harvard Medical School and She also has sat on the Good Design Award Jury, Australia’s oldest and Massachusetts General Hospital, she provided medical care and taught most prestigious awards program for design and innovation. medical students in Uganda. Through her work and writing she is Price is most interested in human-centered design, everything from dedicated to increasing public awareness about the importance of the very simple to the almost sci-fi. In line with INDEX, her mission is adopting a brain-healthy lifestyle. By optimizing the brain’s remarkable to show how design can be instrumental in establishing a good quality ability to redesign itself, Pasinski believes that a healthier, more vibrant of life for all. brain can be achieved at any age. Carolina Quiroga-Stultz Ivan Penn Carolina Quiroga is a Colombian storyteller Ivan Penn is a correspondent for the New York performer who has researched and brought to Times who covers energy issues related to the life a wide repertoire of myths and traditional electric grid, renewables, electrification of the tales from the length and breadth of Hispanic transportation sector, and those who regulate the and Latin America. She has developed a industry. A graduate of the University of Maryland distinctive bilingual style of telling that shines at College Park, he is a 27-year veteran of the with poetic intensity. Her performances find newspaper business. Penn began his career with common language and meanings to convey the Miami Herald and has worked for the Baltimore powerful images in her tales. She has performed Sun, the Tampa Bay Times, and the Los Angeles in schools, libraries and festivals in Texas, Times. His numerous awards and honors include Tennessee, Louisiana, Mexico and Costa Rica. the John S. Knight Fellowship at Stanford University and the prestigious Quiroga has been telling stories on stage for over 10 years. She has Gerald Loeb Award from the UCLA School of Management. Penn also a master’s in storytelling from East Tennessee State University (2013) co-founded and has served for the last four years as president of The and a master’s in arts management from the Universitat Oberta de Power of Song Inc., a nonprofit organization that educates youth and Catalunya in Barcelona (2014). In 2013 she was named Outstanding communities about social justice issues through song, theater and art. Performer of the Year by the ETSU storytelling program. In 2016 she received the J. J. Reneaux Emerging Artist Grant, and she became a September Penn teacher artist at the Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts in Vienna, Virginia. Quiroga has produced storytelling performances September Penn is a singer, songwriter and that were showcased in San Antonio, Texas, in 2015 and 2016, funded recording artist who has performed across the by a grant from the City of San Antonio, Department for Culture and United States, Africa, China, Japan, Israel and Creative Development. Palestine. She is CEO/artistic director and Currently, Quiroga is part of the Texas Commission on the Arts co-founder of The Power of Song Inc., a 501c3 Touring Roster 2018–19. In 2018 she launched on iTunes and Sound nonprofit organization that mentors youth while Cloud a bilingual storytelling podcast called 3 Cuentos, dedicated to educating them about social justice issues the myths, legends and folktales of Latin America. through song, theater and art. A graduate of Virginia Tech, Penn is earning her master’s in divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary with a focus on worship, theology and the arts as well as race, reconciliation and cultural identity. She has served as the music director for Stanford University history professor Clayborne Carson and his play Passages of Martin Luther King. For work with Carson, September wrote her own production, Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Song, the flagship of her nonprofit. She also wrote and recorded the

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Reza Ramazani multipart series such as Elvis: Viva Las Vegas, Secrets of the Sistine Reza Ramazani is professor and former chair of Chapel, 19 hours of the limited series Medical Mysteries and two the Department of Economics at Saint Michael’s Beyoncé specials. Her book Medical Mysteries (based on the series) College in Vermont, where he has been teaching was published in 2009 by Hyperion. international and environmental economics since Since 2011 Reynolds has been senior producer for ABC News 1986. Ramazani’s research has been in the areas Specialized Units, working on blockbuster specials including Jaycee of international trade, international finance, Dugard, Jacqueline Kennedy: In Her Own Words and two hour-long environmental economics and economic programs on global health with Dr. Richard Besser. development, primarily focusing on China. To Reynolds has won four Emmys (and been nominated for more), a conduct his research he has traveled to DuPont, two Peabodys, and an Edward R. Murrow Award, among developing countries, including Haiti and China. others. His articles have been published in various books and journals, including the Review of Economics and Statistics. In addition, he April Rinne regularly attends and presents his research at the Western Economic April Rinne is equal parts global authority, Association International Conference. advocate, ally and adventurer. She sees trends Ramazani is a native of Tehran, Iran, where he graduated with a early, understands their potential, and helps BA in Economics. He received his MA and PhD from the University of others do the same. But she is not only a thought Colorado Boulder. He has been the recipient of several teaching and leader; she’s also a doer. She is a pathfinder service awards. At CU Boulder he was awarded the graduate student within the new economy (encompassing the teaching excellence award as well as the Rueben A. Zubrow Graduate digital, sharing, collaborative, freelance, gig, on- Fellowship, established in 1985 to recognize doctoral candidates for demand and platform economies). She advises excellence in the teaching of economics. At Saint Michael’s College he startups and established companies, local and received the faculty appreciation award, the Rev. Gerald DuPont award national governments, policy-makers, think for outstanding contributions to the Saint Michael’s College community tanks and investors. (1997 and 2010) and the Joanne Rathgeb teaching award. In addition, Rinne is an acclaimed keynote speaker and contributes regularly to he was selected by Saint Michael’s College as a finalist for the 2004 news and media about the new economy and the future of work. She Vermont Professor of the Year Award. espouses the values of global citizenship: diversity, interdependence, empathy and perspective. She has traveled to more than 100 countries, Mike Reiss worked in more than 50, and lived overseas for more than 10 years. Mike Reiss has won four Emmys and a Peabody She is a Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum, where she Award during his 30 years writing for The leads the Sharing Economy Working Group, and she is a member of Simpsons. He ran the show in season four, which China’s National Sharing Economy Committee. Entertainment Weekly called “the greatest season Rinne was formerly chief strategy officer at Collaborative Lab; of the greatest show in history.” a private lawyer specializing in international microfinance, impact Reiss is the author of the best-selling investing and regulatory reform; global director of WaterCredit at Water. Simpsons memoir, Springfield Confidential, as org; adjunct faculty at the International Development Law Organization; well as 19 children’s books. He is also an award- director of the World Wide Web Foundation; and advisor to numerous winning playwright and mystery writer. social enterprises and financial institutions. Reiss has written jokes for such comedy Rinne holds a JD from Harvard Law School, an MA in international legends as Johnny Carson, Joan Rivers, Garry Shandling . . . and Pope business and finance from the Fletcher School at Tufts University and a Francis. Really! In 2016 the Pope declared Reiss a “Missionary of Joy.” BA from Emory University; she is a Fulbright Scholar.

Ann Reynolds Thom Rotella After graduating from Yale University, Ann Instrumentalist and composer Thom Rotella has Reynolds began her career at the ABC network in achieved both critical and commercial success. the 1980s as a producer/director at Good Morning He has produced and recorded 11 CDs that have America. Her work there covered everything from garnered listeners throughout the world for many science and medicine to underwater shoots off years. He has had a thriving career writing and St. Thomas, fashion week in Paris, and small- playing for television and films, as well as being town life in the heartland of Indiana. an in-demand session player. In 1993 Reynolds joined the weekly He is currently working on a new jazz CD; documentary series Turning Point, producing is featured on a big band collaboration with original hours and writing the on-set portions composer Walter Murphy (“Family Guy,” “Ted,” of the program for Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters and other ABC “A Fifth of Beethoven”) and continues performing with his 4tet, with correspondents. High-rating hours featured drunk driving, the Dilley sax legend Ernie Watts. Rotella says, “There is nothing more fun than sextuplets and alternative medicine. Reynolds returned to Good playing live, because I’m able to get an instantaneous response to what Morning America in 1999 as the senior producer in charge of all we’re doing as a band and to see how that moves people emotionally. taped segments and series. In 2003 she became a senior producer at The interplay between these musicians is incredible, and always leads Primetime and 20/20. She also helped start ABC’s digital broadband to surprises.” channel, ABC News Now. Rotella continues to surprise and lead his audiences into uncharted In 2008 Reynolds began work in ABC’s Longform Unit/Lincoln territory--but always with that sense of adventure and passion that Square Productions, which produces original documentary hours and have been a cornerstone of his musical life.

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Patricia J. Royak Maggie Mitchell Salem Patricia Royak is a global executive leading iconic Maggie Mitchell Salem is executive director of brands on three continents: Asia, Europe and Qatar Foundation International, a not-for-profit North America. organization based in Washington, D.C., that Royak started her career in New York City champions student-centered K–12 Arabic in sales at Levi Strauss & Co. and rose to vice language and Arab culture education in the president and general management positions Americas, Europe and the Middle East. in the Asia Pacific region. Next, at Liz Claiborne Previously, Salem was regional director for Apparel, Royak was vice president of global the Middle East and North Africa region at the brand marketing and president of Liz Claiborne International Foundation for Electoral Systems Europe. At Calvin Klein Jeans she served as (IFES), a leading democracy and governance president, leading the brand in all aspects of design, development, NGO, where she implemented innovative programs in Egypt, Iraq, Iran, merchandising, marketing and sales in the U.S.; the women’s brand Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Yemen. Prior to IFES, Salem worked as jumped to No. 1 in department stores. Royak served Maidenform an independent communications consultant to leading U.S., European Brands Inc. as senior vice president and managing director of its and Middle Eastern companies, NGOs and academic groups. From growing international business. She increased sales by double digits 2001 to 2004 she was director of communications and external relations for brands such as Donna Karan and Maidenform. at the Middle East Institute. Recently, as COO of the Marena Group, Royak led the transformation Salem began her career as a foreign service officer at the U.S. State as its founder retired and private equity company Riverside purchased Department, where she served as a special assistant to Secretary of the shapewear innovator. Marena is the global leader in medical-grade State Madeleine Albright and as a special assistant to Ambassador compressions. Currently Royak is leading North America for the Belgian Martin S. Indyk at the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel. She also served at company Van de Velde, whose luxury intimates brands include Prima the U.S. Consulate in Mumbai, India. Salem completed coursework for a Donna, Marie Jo and Andres Sarda. master’s degree in contemporary Arab studies at Georgetown University Royak graduated from Salisbury University in Maryland and serves and was a Fulbright scholar in Syria. She holds bachelor’s degrees from on the advisory board of its Perdue School of Business. She is an avid Johns Hopkins University in political science and psychology. supporter of several philanthropic organizations including the Turning Point Breast Cancer Rehabilitation Center, where she is a board Dick Scruggs member. Royak resides in Atlanta with her husband, Jack, and their Richard F. “Dick” Scruggs is founder and son, John Robert, a senior at Marist College. chairman of 2nd Chance Mississippi, a charitable foundation assisting young adults striving for Steven Rubin work skills and high school equivalency diplomas. Steven Rubin is an associate professor of art in Scruggs’ foundation works through Mississippi’s the photography department at Penn State. community colleges and early childhood learning Previously he worked for more than two decades centers to improve the economic prospects for as a freelance photojournalist and documentary young adults and their kids. photographer, traveling on assignment around Scruggs is a native Mississippian, former Navy the world and throughout the United States. His fighter pilot and lawyer who gained international photographs have been published in the New fame as the lead lawyer for the states in their historic $250 billion York Times Magazine, National Geographic, Time, settlement with the tobacco industry. He later went to federal prison in Newsweek and The Village Voice and a judicial bribery scandal. internationally in Stern, GEO, Focus, L’Express In prison Scruggs’ job was preparing other inmates to pass their high and the London Independent. school equivalency exam, an experience that upon his return in 2013 A Fulbright-Nehru scholar, Rubin is also the recipient of the Leica led him to form 2nd Chance Mississippi. For his successes as a lawyer Medal of Excellence, several fellowships, and a grant from the Fund and philanthropist, Scruggs has been profiled by the New York Times, for Environmental Journalism. As a community fellow with the Open Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, 60 Minutes, The Today Show, Society Institute (Baltimore), he co-directed the innovative program Frontline, NBC, CNN and other media organizations. Healing Images, providing digital cameras, instruction and therapy to survivors of torture. He was also a media fellow with the Open Society C. David Seuss Institute (New York), which supported his photographic investigation of David Seuss is the CEO of Northern Light, a the federal government’s detention and treatment of immigrants—work provider of knowledge management systems to that has been widely circulated by Amnesty International and Human the largest, most research-driven, most innovative Rights First. companies in information technology, A graduate of Reed College in Portland, Oregon, Rubin obtained pharmaceuticals, healthcare, financial services his MFA in visual arts from the University of California San Diego. His and consumer products. Northern Light is current projects investigate the rise of wind energy in the Midwest; the pioneering the automated analysis and discovery precarious conditions of Burmese Chin refugees in India; the upsurge of meaning from large research-document of diabetes in Sub-Saharan Africa; and the impacts of Marcellus Shale repositories using machine learning–based gas development in Pennsylvania. His book Shale Play: Poems and artificial intelligence. The company is a family Photographs from the Fracking Fields, with poet Julia Spicher Kasdorf, business, owned by Seuss and his wife, Priscilla, after they acquired it was published by Penn State University Press in 2018. from its corporate parent in 2003. Seuss’s prior experience includes founding a software company and taking it public on NASDAQ, and being a manager of strategy

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consulting teams for the Boston Consulting Group. He holds an Susi Snyder engineering degree from Georgia Tech and an MBA from the Harvard Susi Snyder coordinates the global Don’t Bank on Business School. the Bomb research and campaign as part of her In 2017 Seuss and his wife were presented with the William Booth job as the nuclear disarmament program manager Award from the Salvation Army to recognize their decades of service for PAX in the Netherlands. Don’t Bank on the to the needy families of Massachusetts. Suess is a frequent essayist Bomb is the only global report profiling the on the social media site Quora.com on topics such as the Trojan War, companies that produce nuclear weapons and American and military history, and the relationship between science the institutions that finance them. and religious belief. His Quora articles have been read 250,000 times Snyder has published numerous reports over the last year. Seuss is an internationally competitive saber fencer, and articles, including “Dealing with a Ban” a professional-level sports car racer, an amateur blues guitarist and an (2015); “The Rotterdam Blast: The Immediate avid computer gamer. He has been married for 39 years to Priscilla, and Humanitarian Consequences of a 12 Kiloton Nuclear Explosion” (2014); they reside in Boston, Massachusetts. and “Withdrawal Issues: What NATO Countries Say About the Future of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe” (2011). She is the president of Seth Shostak the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize–winning International Campaign to Abolish Seth Shostak is senior astronomer at the SETI Nuclear Weapons as well as an international steering group member. Institute in Silicon Valley, engaged in the scientific Snyder is a 2016 Nuclear-Free Future Award laureate. search for extraterrestrial intelligence. This Previously, Snyder served as the secretary general of the Women’s subject has been known to incite otherwise International League for Peace and Freedom at their Geneva secretariat. rational folk to claim that aliens are buzzing the She was named Hero of Las Vegas in 2001 for her work with Indigenous countryside and occasionally making unholy populations against U.S. nuclear weapons development and nuclear advances on their person. Since this happens waste dumping. Snyder currently lives in Utrecht, the Netherlands, with more frequently in Colorado than elsewhere, her husband and son. Shostak expects continuing spirited discussion of this controversial topic. Hope Solo Shostak spent the majority of his increasingly lengthy life studying A World Cup champion, two-time Olympic gold galaxies using radio telescopes. At some point he realized that the medalist and winner of the 2011 and 2015 hardware he was using to plumb the depths of the universe could Fédération Internationale de Football Association also be turned to the task of seeking intelligent cosmic company. (FIFA) World Cup Golden Glove awards, Hope He now occupies himself with the efforts to eavesdrop on alien radio Solo is widely regarded as the best goalkeeper in broadcasts. the world. She has more caps, wins, shutouts and Shostak has written 600 popular articles on astronomy, film, starts than any other goalkeeper in U.S. history. In technology and sundry other enervating topics. His popular tome 2015 she achieved her lifelong dream as a player, Confessions of an Alien Hunter describes the scientific effort to prove delivering the United States National Women’s that we’re not alone in the universe. He has also co-authored a college Soccer Team (USWNT) its first World Cup title textbook on astrobiology with a Boulder-based writer, and trusts that it since 1999. has a modestly positive effect on young minds. Shostak’s background A native of Richland, Washington, Solo landed on the U.S. under-14 is eclectic and encompasses such diverse activities as filmmaking, team at the age of 12 and went on to play for the United States in every railroading and computer animation. He hosts a weekly radio show/ single age group. As she climbed the ranks, she learned early on the podcast, Big Picture Science. A frequent lecturer and sound-bite artist challenges of being an economically disadvantaged player in the youth on television and radio, he can occasionally be heard to lament the fact system and relied on the generosity of friends, family and her home that, according to his own estimate, he was born two generations too state to fuel her aspirations. soon to benefit from the cure for death. Following an illustrious collegiate career at the University of Washington, Solo played in every iteration of women’s professional Lis Smith soccer in America including most recently the National Women’s Lis Smith is a Democratic campaign Soccer League’s Seattle Reign. communications specialist and co-founder of 50 Solo is recognized as a leader in the fight for equal pay, and State Communications in New York. She was the in 2016 she was one of five members of the USWNT to file awage deputy campaign director for Martin O›Malley›s discrimination claim against the federation. She has been an influential 2016 presidential campaign. Smith previously voice on and off the field, sharing the stage with U.S. senators, heads worked on campaigns for former Sen. Tom of state, business leaders and global activists from around the world Daschle (D-S.D.), Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), advocating for women’s rights and gender equality. President Barack Obama (D) and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D). Michael Spencer For 15 years Michael Spencer was responsible for leading what was the Bachelor of Arts theater design course at Central Saint Martins (the arts and design college within the University of the Arts London) into an expanded field embracing the idea of the designer as auteur. He currently runs the MA performance design and practice course.

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In 1991 Spencer become the first person in the U.K. to receive World Wildlife Fund in Namibia, where he supported initiatives to an MA in theater design, which became the catalyst for a teaching develop both private sector and community tourism capacity across career alongside continuing professional practice. This practice, like some of the most rural, isolated regions of sub-Saharan Africa. his teaching, reflects the shift in the role of designer. Recent work includes a site-specificAttempts on Her Life (Martin Crimp, playwright), Margo Squire featuring the simultaneous presentation of the 17 scenes in a disused A career diplomat for 30 years with the U.S. gas facilities building in Colorado Springs; a devised solo performance Information Agency and the U.S. Department of triptych, Variation, Verification and Vindication; and a play based on State, Margo Squire served in Munich, Moscow, a mathematical theory, The Anatomy of Integers and Permutations Melbourne, Baku, Ankara and Washington D.C. (Andrew and Jennifer Granville, playwrights), performed at Princeton She has extensive experience in public affairs, University and the University of California Berkeley. media relations, international broadcasting, In July 2016 Spencer completed his most recent project, educational exchanges, management of U.S. Transformation Exchange, a residency in Granary Square, London government assistance activities, and N1, attempting to connect those regularly inhabiting a newly created nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction. public space to the rapid changes taking place around them. Spencer Highlights of Squire’s career include service has presented at United States Institute for Theatre Technology as director of democratic initiatives in the State Department’s Office conferences, represented the U.K. at the International Organization of of Coordination for Assistance to the New Independent States, where Scenographers, Theatre Architects and Technicians symposiums in she managed U.S. government democracy programs throughout the Moscow and Riga, and written articles for the Society of British Theatre new independent states of the former Soviet Union, including those Designers journal, Blue Pages. related to the rule of law, civil society, elections and free media. She was also director of press and public outreach for State’s Bureau of Julia Spicher Kasdorf European and Eurasian Affairs, and director of the Office of Strategic Julia Spicher Kasdorf is the author of four books Communications and Outreach of the State Department’s Bureau of of poetry: Sleeping Preacher; Eve’s Striptease; International Security and Nonproliferation. Poetry in America; and Shale Play: Poems and Squire has a BA from Dartmouth College and a master’s degree from Photographs From the Fracking Fields. Her Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies. awards include the Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Retired from the State Department in 2014, she currently supports Prize, the Great Lakes Colleges Association foreign nationals transferring to the Minneapolis area. She leads tours award for new writers, a Pushcart Prize and a at the Museum of Russian Art, the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in Weisman Museum of Art, and is a chief election worker for the state poetry. of Wisconsin. She is married to former diplomat Ross Wilson and has Kasdorf has published a collection of essays, two sons. The Body and the Book: Writing from a Mennonite Life, and the biographical study Fixing Tradition: Joseph W. Yoder, Amish American. Julienne Stroeve With Joshua R. Brown she edited new editions of Yoder’s regional Julienne Stroeve received a PhD in geography classic, Rosanna of the Amish, and Fred Lewis Pattee’s local- color from the University of Colorado Boulder in 1996 romance, The House of the Black Ring. With Michael Tyrell she co- for her work in understanding Greenland climate edited Broken Land: Poems of Brooklyn. She is now working with variability. Afterwards she became a senior Christopher Reed on the exhibition and catalogue Field Language: research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Paintings and Poetry by Warren and Jane Rohrer. Data Center within the Cooperative Institute for Kasdorf is professor of English and women’s, gender, and sexuality Research in Environmental Sciences at CU studies at Penn State, where she teaches creative writing. She lives in Boulder. More recently she was a professor at Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. University College London, and she was awarded a Canada excellence research chair at the Keith W. Sproule University of Manitoba. Keith Sproule is dedicated to utilizing tourism as Stroeve’s Arctic research interests are wide-ranging and include an economic tool for the sustainable development sea ice forecasting at seasonal, decadal and longer-term time scales; of local and regional economies. He has worked and climate change and impacts on native communities. She has in Asia, Africa, Central Europe, the Middle East participated in several field campaigns in Greenland, the Arctic Ocean and the Americas. In the course of his career, he and the lower 48. Efforts over the past decade have increasingly has traveled to over 130 countries. As an analyst focused on trying to make sense of the rapid environmental changes and tourism development specialist, he has being observed in the Arctic and what these changes will mean for the focused in particular on the economics of cultural rest of the planet. heritage and nature-based tourism, most often in Stroeve’s work has been featured in numerous magazines and news association with rural communities on the edge of reports, radio talk shows and TV documentaries. She has given keynote wilderness. addresses around the world on Arctic climate issues and briefed former Currently serving as the executive director of Abercrombie & Kent Vice President Al Gore and congressional staff. She has published more Philanthropy, a leading private sector travel philanthropy with the than 80 articles in peer-reviewed journals and contributed to several mission to “positively impact lives and livelihoods in the communities national and international reports on climate change. For five years in a where A&K guests travel.” Sproule manages a portfolio of 42 projects row Stroeve has been named by Clarivate Analytics as one of the most in 21 countries. highly cited researchers. Through 2014 Sproule was the tourism business advisor for the

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Ty Tashiro Mary Reynolds Thompson Ty Tashiro is an author, speaker and social Mary Thompson, founder of Live Your Wild Soul scientist. He is the author of Awkward: The Story, is an award-winning writer, facilitator of Science of Why We’re Socially Awkward and Why poetry and journal therapy, and a pioneer in the That’s Awesome, in which he explains why some emerging field of spiritual ecology. She teaches of the same characteristics that make people feel and speaks internationally on the importance of socially awkward can be the same traits that developing a mutually enhancing relationship propel them toward extraordinary achievements. with the natural world. An instructor for His first book, about the science of choosing a TreeSisters, a nonprofit that empowers women great long-term mate, was titled, The Science of and reforests the tropics, Thompson also serves Happily Ever After. He has been featured in the as core faculty of the Therapeutic Writing Institute, New York Times, The Atlantic, Time, NPR and SIRIUS XM Stars. He the leading training institute for expressive writing therapy. Her book received his PhD in psychology from the University of Minnesota and Reclaiming the Wild Soul: How Earth’s Landscapes Restore Us to has been an award-winning professor at the University of Maryland and Wholeness was a 2015 Nautilus Book Award winner. Thompson fell in the University of Colorado. He lives in New York City. love with the wild earth as a young girl when she rode a pig called Romana through the hills of southern Italy. Since then, she has roamed Michelle Thaller the farthest reaches of the planet, from the heights of the Himalayas to the tip of Tierra del Fuego, exploring the relationship between outer and Michelle Thaller is the assistant director of science inner nature, earth and self. Born in London, England, she now lives in at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. She has Marin County, California, with her husband, Bruce. a bachelor’s degree in astrophysics from Harvard and a PhD from Georgia State University. After a post-doctoral research fellowship at Caltech, she Charlie van der Horst became interested in public outreach and science Charles Michael van der Horst, MD, FACP, FIDSA communication and served as the public outreach (Duke ’74, Harvard ’79), is emeritus professor of lead for the Spitzer Space Telescope at NASA’s medicine and infectious diseases at the University Jet Propulsion Laboratory before moving to of North Carolina Chapel Hill. His career Goddard in 2009. encompassed clinical medicine, National Thaller has worked at NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C., Institutes of Health–funded clinical research, on strategic communications. She is one of the regular hosts of the teaching, and implementing clinical and research Discovery Science Channel’s How the Universe Works and Space’s programs. From 1986 to 2000 his focus was the Deepest Secrets. She hosts the podcast Orbital Path on public radio. U.S. AIDS epidemic; from 2001 to 2015, the AIDS She has received several high-profile awards for online science epidemic in Malawi and South Africa. journalism and science leadership. Dr. van der Horst serves as a volunteer primary care physician twice weekly at a free clinic in Raleigh, where he implemented a hepatitis Mark J. Thomas C treatment program. He is also a senior consultant to EQUIP Health in Johannesburg, where he helps implement HIV and hepatitis C Mark Thomas is a professor of neuroscience and treatment and prevention programs, and he is a senior advisor to the scientific director of the Medical Discovery Team UNC-Johns Hopkins-Morehouse-Tulane Fogarty Global Health Fellows on Addiction, a new research program at the Consortium, where he helps young faculty members at medical schools University of Minnesota funded by the state around the U.S. write their first NIH grant applications. legislature to fuel cross-disciplinary collaborations He and his team have published 168 peer-reviewed papers in addition and to discover new treatment options. His to book chapters and numerous op-ed columns and reviews. In 2018 research examines how addictive drugs alter the Dr. van der Horst contributed to the book HIV Pioneers: Lives Lost, brain and how these changes can lead to Careers Changed, and Survival (Wendee Wechsberg, editor), Johns compulsive drug use. His lab is focusing on ways Hopkins University Press. In his free time he helps the Rev. William to disrupt addiction relapse. Barber II organize protests and civil disobedience, and he competes in swimming, triathlons and marathon open-water swims. Christopher M. Thomforde Chris Thomforde is a retired Lutheran pastor Alexander Verbeek (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America). He has Alexander Verbeek is a Dutch environmentalist, served as a parish pastor, a college chaplain and public speaker, diplomat and former strategic instructor of philosophy and religion, and a policy advisor at the Netherlands Ministry of college president at Bethany College (Kansas), Foreign Affairs. Over the past 29 years, he has St. Olaf College (Minnesota) and Moravian worked on international security, humanitarian College and Theological Seminary (Pennsylvania). and geopolitical risk issues, and the linkage to the In retirement in St. Paul, Minnesota, Thomforde earth’s accelerating environmental crisis. has been an engaged volunteer in his Currently, he works as an expert speaker and neighborhood, as a board member of the Council advisor on planetary change to academia, global on International Education and Exchange and as a co-chair of nongovernmental organizations, private firms and ecumenical dialogue and ministry between Moravians and Lutherans. international organizations. Verbeek is recognized online as an influential leader to follow on climate change. As of late 2018, his online following is more than

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200,000, mainly through his Twitter site. He also actively engages In 2004 Watts and his wife Patricia started Flying Dolphin Records, a followers through other social media platforms, produces his website home for his music. “Horizon” is the label’s ninth release, recorded with blogs and writes environmental essays on Medium. his EU Ernie Watts Quartet, together for 17 years. Verbeek is an associate at the Stockholm Environment Institute His jazz sound is also heard with other traditions; Dr. L. Subramaniam, and the Stockholm International Water Institute. He founded the the celebrated South Indian Classical violinist, and his traditional Indian Netherlands-based Institute for Planetary Security, where he directs group; Corky Siegel’s ChamberBlues, and Marcus Schinkel in Germany, projects related to the geopolitical impacts of the changing climate, whose group fuses jazz with Beethoven. He says, “It’s all music.” water, food, energy, economic and demographic conditions. Watts tours in Europe, Asia, and North America, teaches master In 2014 Verbeek became a world fellow at Yale University. He is a classes at colleges and universities, and performs with symphonies. fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a visiting fellow in the Peace and Believing that music has the power to connect all people, Watts says, Conflict Department of Uppsala University in Sweden, and an associate “Music is God singing through us.” fellow at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy. He is on the board of advisors of several international environmental initiatives. Verbeek is a Tali Weinberg world traveler, photography buff, hiker and sailor. Tali Weinberg is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. Her work is held in public and private Marcelle M. Wahba collections and is exhibited internationally, Marcelle Wahba serves as the first president of including at the Berkeley Art Museum (California), the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, D.C., Center for Craft (North Carolina), Chazen Art an independent, nonprofit organization Museum (Wisconsin), Philbrook Museum of Art established in 2014. AGSIW is dedicated to (Oklahoma) and Zhejiang Art Museum (China). increasing the understanding of the social, Through weaving, sculpture, thread drawing economic, and political diversity of the Arab Gulf and works on paper, Weinberg engages processes states. Through expert research, analysis and of knowledge production, record keeping, valuing public discussion, the institute seeks to and mythmaking. Her current research explores the mechanisms encourage debate and inform decision makers through which we come to understand climate change, from data and shaping U.S. policy in the region. journalistic narrative to embodied experience. Materializing climate data Prior to AGSIW, Wahba led DerMar International, a consulting as abstracted woven landscapes, she draws on the intimacy, sociality firm focused on assisting American businesses in the Middle East. and science of textiles to reveal interconnections among multiple forms She served as the senior advisor (2008–12) for the Gulf Cooperation of knowledge and between corporeal, ecological and political bodies. Council countries at PineBridge Investments. Other consulting Weinberg’s research is supported by multiple grants and residencies: assignments included Booz Allen Hamilton, U.S. Department of State, a Windgate fellowship to Vermont Studio Center, a Collins Foundation– the Department of Defense and Northrop Grumman. funded residency at Oregon College of Art and Craft, a Serenbe focus Wahba retired from the State Department in 2008 after a 22-year fellowship, a Lia Cook jacquard residency and a Caldera residency, career spent mostly in the Middle East. She served as ambassador to among others. She has taught at California College of the Arts (CCA), the United Arab Emirates from 2001 to 2004. Upon her return from the Headlands Center for the Arts and Penland School of Craft, and she UAE, Ambassador Wahba served as the international affairs advisor at lectures throughout the U.S. Weinberg is currently the recipient of a three- the National War College of the National Defense University, and from year Tulsa artist fellowship and teaches at the University of Tulsa. She 2006 to 2008 she was the State Department’s foreign policy advisor to holds an MFA from CCA and an MA and a BA from New York University. the chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force at the Pentagon. Wahba graduated from Western College for Women in Oxford, Ohio, Peter J. Whitehouse with a BA degree in political science. She received a diploma in national Peter Whitehouse is a professor of neurology and security from the National War College in 2006. She is married to Derek a former or current professor of psychiatry, M. Farwagi and lives in Washington, D.C. psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, bioethics, history, nursing and organizational Ernie Watts behavior at Case Western Reserve University; The two-time Grammy-winner first picked up a professor of medicine at the University of Toronto; saxophone almost 60 years ago, at 13. He heard and president of Intergenerational Schools John Coltrane on ‘Kind of Blue,’ at 14 and says, International. Whitehouse is a prevention- “It was as though someone put my hand into a oriented, life course developmental neurologist. light socket.” At 16, he was a featured soloist He received his undergraduate degree from with the Delaware Symphony, but learning jazz by Brown University and MD-PhD (psychology) from Johns Hopkins ear. At Boston’s Berklee College of Music on a University. Field work at Harvard and Boston universities was followed Downbeat Scholarship, he joined Buddy Rich’s by a fellowship in neuroscience and psychiatry and a faculty Big Band at 20, and toured the world, recording appointment at Hopkins. three albums with them. In 1999 Whitehouse and his wife, Catherine, founded the In 1968 Watts moved to Los Angeles, and work in the studios. He Intergenerational School, a unique public, multiage, community school became “first call” for all the reeds on films, TV, and over 500pop in Cleveland, Ohio. He is the author of hundreds of academic papers records with icons such as Marvin Gaye, Steely Dan, Carole King, Frank and book chapters on topics ranging from genetics and clinical issues Zappa, all the Motown artists, and spent 20 years in Johnny Carson’s to community, public health and ethics. His main focus is on eco- Tonight Show band. He fit in jazz at night with his own groups. psycho-social models of health and aging and the cultural role of the Charlie Haden, iconic jazz bassist, chose Watts in 1985 for Quartet arts, especially photography and dance. He occasionally performs West, Haden’s legendary group for 30 years. Haden inspired Watts to as Sylvanus the Tree Doctor—a metaphorical creature that teaches move from production music in the studios to his central love, live jazz, humans about health. where he is today. 62 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies

Ross Wilson Teresa C. Younger Ambassador Ross Wilson is a distinguished Teresa Younger has spent over 20 years on the senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and visiting frontlines of some of the most critical battles lecturer in international affairs at George affecting women and their communities. She is Washington University. currently the president and CEO of the Ms. Over his 30-year career in the U.S. Foreign Foundation for Women, the first women’s Service, Wilson served as ambassador to Turkey foundation. Under her leadership it launched in 2005–08 and to Azerbaijan in 2000–03. He #MyFeminismIs, sparking a national conversation also held assignments at the U.S. embassies in on feminism; funded a report on the sexual abuse Moscow and Prague and was consulate general to prison pipeline; and joined leading women’s in Melbourne, Australia. In Washington, D.C., foundations in a $100 million commitment to Wilson was principal deputy to the ambassador-at-large and special create economic opportunities for low-income women and girls. advisor to the secretary of state for the new independent states of the Recently Younger led a bold challenge to the philanthropic sector former Soviet Union in 1997–2000. He served as deputy executive around how women and girls of color are being invested in. secretary of the State Department for Secretaries James Baker, Previously Younger served as the executive director of the Lawrence Eagleburger and Warren Christopher; chief of staff to Deputy Connecticut General Assembly’s Permanent Commission on the Status Secretary of State Robert Zoellick. In 2010–14 Wilson was director of of Women and as executive director of the ACLU of Connecticut. She is the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, where he led work on the former a graduate of the University of North Dakota. Soviet states and Turkey and on regional energy issues. Younger’s contributions to the nonprofit and social justice arenas Ambassador Wilson received a bachelor’s degree from the University have been noted in BIG IMPACT: Insights and Stories from America’s of Minnesota and master’s degrees from Columbia University and the Nonprofit Leaders and at the Women’s Leadership Online Summit. National War College. He is a recipient of the president’s Meritorious She was chosen by Planned Parenthood Federation of America as a Service Award, as well as numerous Department of State honors. He Dream Keeper and was named one of the 50 Most Powerful Women in serves as chairman of the board of governors of the Institute of Turkish Philanthropy by Inside Philanthropy. Studies, chair-elect of the board of Global Minnesota and on advisory Younger serves on boards of organizations that shape the narrative councils for the Eurasia Foundation and American Voices. He is married of women and girls, including Grantmakers for Girls of Color, Funders to Margo Squire and lives in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area. for Reproductive Equity, Philanthropy New York and Black Funders for Social Justice. Po Chi Wu A proud lifetime Girl Scout and Gold Award recipient, Younger resides with her husband in Connecticut. Po Chi Wu is an innovation provocateur, evangelist, educator, venture capitalist and entrepreneur. His greatest satisfactions are inspiring and guiding talented innovators and contributing to dynamic, healthy ecosystems where people build value for themselves and for others. His current goal is to drive change through inspiration and challenge. His strengths include taking a transdisciplinary approach to complex problems, innovative learning programs, entrepreneurial mindset and structured mentoring. Wu’s specialties are being a creative visionary, being passionate about learning almost everything and having a high tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty. His track record in the U.S. and in Asia includes several successful venture capital funds that yielded billion-dollar, high-tech companies.

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Bijoux Barbosa Hasira Soul Ashemu Instructor, Jazz Studies Executive Director, Breaking Our Chains, Denver, Colorado

Cassandra Brooks Neil Bicknell Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies Executive Producer, JFK: The Last Speech, Boulder, Colorado Michelle Carpenter Associate Professor of Digital Design, College of Arts & Jason Breed Media; Producer, “Enough White Tea Cups” CEO, Digital Futures Initiative, Denver, Colorado

Ming Chen Krystal Covington Associate Professor of Law and Director, Immigration Law CEO, Women of Denver, Denver, Colorado and Policy Program Dana Crawford Jennifer Fitzgerald Preservationist and Placemaker, Denver, Colorado Associate Professor, Political Science Elizabeth Eastman Brad Goode Former Professor, Liberal Studies, Roosevelt University Associate Professor, Jazz Studies and California State University; Former Professor, Political Science and History, Chapman University and Azusa Pacific James Green University, Santa Fe, New Mexico Professor, Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences Angelique Espinoza Hun Shik Kim Executive Director, Museum of Boulder, Boulder, Colorado Associate Professor, Journalism Patricia González Roger Pielke, Jr. President, Comisión Unidos vs Trata, Mexico City, Mexico Professor and Director, CU Athletics Sports Governance Center Anthony Guida Design Director, MEOW WOLF: Immersive Experiences, Steven B. Presser Santa Fe, New Mexico Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought and Policy Fred Haberman Sloan Speck CEO & Co-Founder, Haberman; Co-Founder, Urban Associate Professor of Law Organics, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Esther Sullivan Dennis Kyle Urban Sociologist, Department of Sociology SVP of Rocky Mountain Fiber Solutions, Zayo Group, Boulder, Colorado Harry Surden Professor, School of Law Hadley Heath Manning Director of Policy, Independent Women’s Forum, Timothy B. Weston Denver, Colorado Professor, Modern Chinese History Leslie Herod Gregory D. Young Representative (HD-8), Colorado House of Representatives, Senior Instructor, Political Science & International Affairs Denver, Colorado

Lauren Isaac Director, North American Business Initiatives, EasyMile, Denver, Colorado

Jessica L’Whor Drag Queen, Colorado

Sean Maher CEO, Downtown Boulder Partnership, Denver, Colorado

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Greg Mahowald Senior Software Engineer II, Uber Technologies, n-Topia Performers A collaborative multimedia full dome performance in Boulder, Colorado Fiske Planetarium Aaron Makaruk CEO, OS Beehives, Broomfield, Colorado Janet Feder Creator and Musical Artist; Lecturer Renee Martinez-Stone Director, The West Denver Renaissance Collaborative, Monica Bolles Project Manager and Audio Designer Denver, Colorado Ben Efram David E. McCartney Visual Technician Medical Director, Colorado Sleep Institute, Boulder, Colorado Joe Shepard Matthew Meselson Audio Recordist Geneticist and Molecular Biologist, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts Michael Sperandeo 3D Modeler Rick Moody Former Vice President, AARP, Boulder, Colorado Charles Veasey Computer Architect Esther Nakajjigo Uganda’s Ambassador for Women and Girls, Kampala, Uganda

Michelle Orge Executive Director, Community Food Share, Boulder, Colorado

Danica Powell Founder and Owner, Trestle Strategy Group, Boulder, Colorado

Anisa Salat Credit Analyst, One Earth Future, Broomfield, Colorado

David Seligman Director, Towards Justice, Denver, Colorado

Jim Small Senior Vice President - International, Major League Baseball, Tokyo, Japan

Theresa M. Szczurek, Ph.D. Chief Information Officer & Executive Director, Governor’s Office of Information Technology, State of Colorado, Denver, Colorado

Joe Toscano Founder and CVO, Better Ethics and Consumer Outcomes Network (BEACON); Former Experience Design Consultant, Google, San Francisco, California

Chris Wright Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, Liberty Oilfield Services, Denver, Colorado

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