Jillian Gilchrest, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice CT, discusses recent successes and ongoing challenges in the reproductive freedom struggle.

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Adam Prizio discusses the need for affordable legal services for small farmers, farm production and farm businesses.  He also discusses what his firm, Law for Food, describes as “nothing short of a revolution in American agriculture.”

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Nina Pinchon, director, and Kevin Scott, composer, discuss their hip-hop production of Shakespeare’s “MacBeth” at Hartford Stage.

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Julie Carrion, director of catering and education, discusses The Kitchen at Billings Forge in Hartford.  Topics include the farm to table movement, food policy, and community development through job training.

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Dr. Chris Anderson, assistance professor of Politics and Government at the University of Hartford, discusses the arrest and release of Kuwaiti pro-democracy activist Khaled Alfadala, a former student of Professor Anderson.

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Ruth Shapleigh-Brown discusses her work with the CT Gravestone Network, preserving grave sites and educating the public about the history and importance of cemeteries and graveyards.

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Pastor James Lane and Victoria Christgau of the CT Center for Nonviolence discuss their ongoing work and the upcoming summer institute on Kingian nonviolence.  See CTNonviolence.org for more information.

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Students from Classical Magnet School in Hartford discuss the work they’re doing around youth homelessness in the city.

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Cindy Martinez of Hartbeat Ensemble discusses the fifth annual Plays in the Parks series, coming to Hartford in July.  The plays take on a number of critical issues such as homelessness, mental illness, the mortgage crisis, and health care.

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