Big Ideas Forum

On the afternoon of December 7 (4:30 pm), MindQuest will start with “your subjects”: Ideas and questions on subjects that has captured YOUR imagination - any “weird, unexplainable” things you have come across recently (not including Congress in Wash DC). That could be books, documentaries, articles, even movies, etc. that you think we should all know about. As we’ve said before, this does not require formal presentations (slide, speeches, etc.). So, put your thinking caps on! [Read More]

In this recurring program, anyone who attends tonight has a 6-7 min window to present something that might have caught their attention, something they have wondered about, a book we all should know about, etc. Formal presentations with slides and videos or getting up in front of the forum are not required. The purpose is to share ideas… but mind you: 6-7 min is a lot less time than you think! [Read More]

In this recurring program, anyone who attends tonight has a 6-7 min window to present something that might have caught their attention, something they have wondered about, a book we all should know about, etc. Formal presentations with slides and videos or getting up in front of the forum are not required. The purpose is to share ideas… but mind you: 6-7 min is a lot less time than you think! [Read More]

In this recurring program, anyone who attends tonight has a 6-7 min window to present something that might have caught their attention, something they have wondered about, a book we all should know about, etc. Formal presentations with slides and videos or getting up in front of the forum are not required. The purpose is to share ideas… but mind you: 6-7 min is a lot less time than you think! [Read More]

In this recurring program, anyone who attends tonight has a 6-7 min window to present something that might have caught their attention, something they have wondered about, a book we all should know about, etc. Formal presentations with slides and videos or getting up in front of the forum are not required. The purpose is to share ideas… but mind you: 6-7 min is a lot less time than you think! [Read More]

Critical race theory (CRT) is a framework for examining the ways in which race and racism intersect with systems of power in society. It originated in the field of legal studies as a response to the limitations of traditional civil rights approaches to addressing racial inequality. CRT posits that racism is not only the result of individual prejudice or bias, but is also embedded in the laws, policies, and practices of societal institutions. It also recognizes the intersectionality of race with other forms of identity such as gender, class, and sexuality. The goal of CRT is to identify and challenge... [Read More]