"HOW CAN
Women's Leadership
CRITICALLY SHAPE
THE 21ST CENTURY?"
Be a part of an invigorating conversation
with women thought-leaders
Explore global affairs, policy/community/diversity,
education, youth leadership, creativity and the arts
Enjoy a multi-disciplinary performance
Five Panels Over Two Days & Two Evenings
Speakers
Policy/Diversity/Community
Education
Arts & Creativity
Where
A map of the salon venuesAbout Love the Questions Salon Series A Moveable Feast of Critical Conversations
Love the Questions, Genesis at the Crossroads’ multi-segment salon series, explores a set of essential questions with panels of renowned thought leader speakers and moderators. The curated audiences are equal in importance to the speakers. The accompanying artistic program incorporates and engages the arts and artists to highlight/augment the conversation(s). The moderators will also address their personal “burning question” in the thematic context of the specific salon inquiry, global leadership, social responsibility and world peace. All salons will have artistic or cultural institutions and distinguished community partners associated with them; such instituitions have an opportunity to be part of the Genesis Academy for Global Leadership’s array of our long-term community partnerships. The salon construct ultimately morphs into the artist and scholar-in-residence program once the physical Genesis Academy and the Campus Peace Hub stand and the students are enrolled. It will continue indefinitely for the surrounding Chicagoland community and continue to engage the Academy’s student leaders. All programs will be filmed and/or web streamed for global audience engagement. The salons are designed to be re-mounted in other cities.
If you are unable to attend, but would like to support this event or other peacebuilding work Genesis does, you can make a tax-deductible donation by clicking here or mailing a check to Genesis at the Crossroads, PO Box 14781 Chicago, IL 60614.
Future Salons:
2nd Annual Women’s Leadership Salon (April 2020)
Exploring Law/Human Rights/ Ethics, Health, Environmental Sustainability, Media and Education
Prior Salons:
How do the Arts Transcend the Barrier? (June, 2011)
Chicago Symphony Center – Grainger Ballroom
Featured Daniel Pollack, Piano Virtuoso
What Is a New Conversation for Human Rights? (2013, 2014, 2015)
Featured Diplomatic/Journalist thought leaders
US Institute of Peace (USIP) and other Chicago locations,
Watch the Webstream Recording
For the real question is whether the bright future is really always so distant.
What if, in contrary… it has been here for a long time already, and only our blindness and weakness has prevented us from seeing it around us and within us, and kept us from developing it?
Vaclav Havel
Open Letter on the Power of Powerlessness
Photo credits to Megan Bearder Photography, Michelle Zousmer and Wendy Sternberg
