A Conversation with People Who Are Making A Difference
Distinguished journalist, author, and filmmaker Alex Kotlowitz speaks with bestselling Evanston author Steve Fiffer about Fiffer's just-released book, The Moment: Changemakers on Why and How They Joined the Fight for Social Justice. They will be joined by three of the remarkable activists in the book whose own stories offer inspiration and guidance to anyone looking to make a difference in the coming year(s): Doug Glanville, former major league ballplayer/current ESPN analyst, and social justice advocate; Don Katz, founder and Executive Chairman of Audible.com and founder Newark Venture Partners; and Amirah Ahmed, a student at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia, who is the Co-founder and Director of Fredericksburg Muslim Youth and a digital producer for Muslim Girl.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Virtual | Authors & Book Discussions | Arts & Culture |
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