Dick Sabot to Address Leadership Forum
We are pleased to announce that Dick Sabot will be addressing the Leadership Forum. Sabot is the co-founder and Chairman of the Board of Eziba, a socially responsible retailer of hand crafted products created by artisans in more than 70 countries. Sabot served on the research staff of the World Bank for ten years and was also Senior Economic Advisor to the Inter-American Development Bank. Catch Dick Sabot during the Development Marketplace Plenary Session or at the Seminar on Arts and Rural Economic Development.

Forum and Seminar Registration Still Online
A reminder that reserved spaces at the Forum and individual seminars are not guaranteed, until registrants register and submit payment for the Forum. See an overview of seminars at the link above for more detailed information.

Dr. Graham Smith to Address Monday Lunch Crowd
Monday’s lunch address will feature Dr. Graham Hingangaroa Smith, speaking on Creating the Indigenous Education Revolution: Building the Foundations of the Knowledge Society and Knowledge Economy. Dr. Smith has worked extensively with Indigenous/ First Nation’s peoples across the world, including his own Maori people in New Zealand, Canada, Hawaii, the U.S. mainland, Taiwan, Chile, Australia and the Pacific nations.

Film Screening: Still, The Children Are Here
The Leadership Forum will include a special screening of the 2003 film, Still, The Children Are Here on Tuesday, June 29th at 8pm. This intimate, slice-of-life portrait not only describes an indigenous people and their culture or cultivation, but also speaks of the essential nature of man. To learn more about the film, click here.

Miss the Last Leadership Forum ENEWS?
Leadership Forum ENEWS is currently archived on the Forum website. If you missed the June 2nd ENEWS, check it out here.