Conversations That Matter can take place anywhere: between friends, colleagues, even complete strangers; through these conversations, we feel we have a connection with others. The conversation can be as fleeting as a mutual observation while waiting for the bus, or a lengthy discussion about making changes in our lifestyle, school, community, workplace, society, and the world.
I am interested in questions that affect the role we choose to play in our society and our world. For example, do we withdraw so as not to have to face the complexities of life at home and abroad, or do we – together – see how we can contribute to a better future?
If these issues have captured my attention, then there is a fair chance that they will also be of interest to others. Consequently, I will be hosting monthly "Conversations That Matter" that I hope will help make sense of our place in the world - locally, nationally, and globally. And because people live all over the Seattle area and have different commitments (family, classes, social, etc), the location and days of the week will vary so that different people have the opportunity to take part and invite others to do so. We may eventually settle into a fixed rotation.
Invitations are also sent to a large list beyond the Meetup group, and the number of 'yes' people on this page doesn't reflect the total number that sign up. Each salon is more popular than the last, so don't wait too long to sign up if you're interested. Please change your RSVP if you need to drop out - I promise I won’t take it personally! - so I can open the space to someone else.
I look forward to conversing with you!
Hello All,
The last conversation salon of the year will take place on Sunday, December 6, 1:30-3:30pm in Columbia City (location will be send on sign-up). The topic is:
Bearing witness – what are we willing to notice?
As well as coming to terms with how the current environment affects us and our loved ones, it seems we are regularly bombarded with local, national, and global inequality and human suffering. Read more
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