A conversation about shared values and working for a brighter future between Passamaquoddy friends Lisa Sockabasin, CEO of Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness, and Michael-Corey F. Hinton, leader of the Tribal Nations Practice Group at Drummond Woodsum. 

David Shaw, CEO of Black Point Group, American business and social entrepreneur discusses his new book, Wave Making: Inspired by Impact, with COA President Sylvia Torti.  

Steven Callahan, sailor, author, naval architect, and inventor who is best known for the book Adrift, speaks with COA Captain, Toby Stephenson '98.

Jessie Stone, executive director of Soft Power Health, speaks about what she has learned in 20+ years of delivering healthcare in rural Uganda.
 

Maine conservation leader and author Karin Tilberg discusses her new book with COA professor Ken Cline, the David Rockefeller Family Chair in Ecosystem Management and Protection.

Dan Farrenkopf '93, co-founder of the concrete pottery and hand-turned garden vessel studio, Lunaform, and longtime publisher Jan Hartman, discuss the creative process, from the inception of an idea to the completion of the final work.

Sue Stuart-Smith, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and author of The Well-Gardened Mind, and Tom Stuart-Smith, landscape architect, discuss their Community Interest Company, The Serge Hill Project, with Suzanne Morse, the Rachel Carson Chair in Human Ecology. A book signing will follow the conversation.