The Fate of Nature author to speak September 2
Prize-winning author Charles Wohlforth will speak about his recent book, "The Fate of Nature," at the next APC luncheon at Kinley's Restaurant. DetailsSave the date
Mark your calendars for these upcoming speakers:
September 2 speaker: Charles Wohlforth, author of The Fate of Nature: Rediscovering Our Ability to Rescue the Earth; author of more, including The Whale and the Supercomputer.
October 7: Alice Rogoff, publisher of AlaskaDispatch.com
November 4: Andromeda Romano-Lax and Deb Vanasse speak on behalf of the 49 Alaska Writing Center
December 2: Robin Bronen, Executive Director of the Alaska Immigration Justice Project
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Read "After-words," summaries of luncheon speaker presentations from 2009 and 2010. Tracy SinclareSteve LindbeckBill SherwonitMr. WhitekeysPeter Dunlap ShohlScott McMurren
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