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The Technology and Culture Forum is a ministry of the
Episcopal Chaplain at MIT, and grows out of the church’s commitment
to peace, justice, and upholding human dignity. Our programs challenge
participants to consider how their work as scientists, engineers, managers,
and citizens furthers these ideals.
On Tuesday, April 3, 2001, renowned author, Frances Moore Lappe, addressed an enthusiastic crowd on Diet for a Small Planet: What We've Learned in 30 Years.
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Forums 2000-2001
Can
Aids Be Stopped? A Partnership For The Future Of Botswana
Wednesday, April 11, 2001
Speakers:
Richard
Marlink
Director, Harvard AIDS Institute
Linda Distlerath
VP, Public Affairs, Merck & Co., Inc
Patson Mazonde
Director, Health Services, Ministry of Health, Botswana
Moderator:
The Rev. Jane Gould
Coordinator, The Technology and Culture Forum at MIT
[ Listen
to it ]
Institutions
Vs People: Will The Species Self-Destruct?
Tuesday, April 10, 2001
Speaker:
Noam Chomsky
Introduction by John Gould, Philips Andover
Academy
Related Links: Noam Chomsky's Works
[ Listen
to it ] [ MITWorld
Video ]
Diet
for a Small Planet: What We've Learned in 30 Years
Tuesday, April 3, 2001
Speakers:
Frances Moore Lappe
Co-founder, Center for Living Democracy; author, Diet for A Small Planet
Ceasar McDowell
Director, Center for Reflective Community,
MIT
Kevin Murray
Executive Director, Grassroots International
Moderator:
Ruth Perry
MIT
[ Listen
to it ]
Missile
Defense: Technology and Politics
Tuesday, February 13, 2001
Speakers:
Frances FitzGerald
Pulitzer prize recipient;
author, Way Out There in the Blue: Reagan, Star Wars and the End of the
Cold War
Philip
Morrison
Institute Professor Emeritus, MIT
Richard Garwin
Philip Reed Senior Fellow for Science and Technology, Council
on Foreign Relations
Moderator:
Kosta Tsipis
MIT
[ Listen
to it ]
The
Rise and Fall of Public Radio
Thursday, February 8, 2001
Speaker:
David Barsamian
Producer, "Alternative Radio"
Moderator:
Patricia Weinmann
Associate Coordinator, The Technology and Culture Forum
[ Listen
to it ]
ICANN
and Internet Privatization
Wednesday, October 4, 2000
Speakers:
Hans
Klein
Georgia Institute of Technololgy
Andrew McLaughlin
Chief Policy Officer, ICANN
Milton Mueller
Syracuse University
Moderator:
Scott Bradner
Senior
Technical Consultant, Harvard University
[ Listen
to it ]
Mapping
The Human Genome: How Do We Make It Serve The Common Good?
Thursday, September 28, 2000
Speakers:
Jonathan King
MIT; Council
for Responsible Genetics
David Page
Whitehead Institute for Biomedical
Research
Philip Reilly
CEO, Interleukin Genetics; Tufts
University
Moderator:
Lily Kay
Harvard University
[ Listen
to it ]
Rich
Media, Poor Democracy: Communication Politics in Dubious Times
Thursday, November 9, 2000
Speaker:
Robert McChesney
speaker bio and related links
[ Listen
to it ]
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