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Dean Radin, Rick Tarnas, and Marilyn Schlitz on "Taboos in Science and Religion"

Dean Radin, Rick Tarnas, and Marilyn Schlitz | 07.24.08 |

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From IONS' Conversations at the Edge lecture series, September 28, 2006. "Taboos in Science and Religion," featuring Richard Tarnas, PhD, and Dean Radin, PhD with moderator Marilyn Schlitz, PhD.

Roberto Vargas teleseminar on "Family Activism: Creating a Better World Beginning with Family and Friends"

Roberto Vargas | 07.23.08 |

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Visionary cultural activist, organizational planning consultant and ceremony leader, Roberto Vargas, DrPH discusses family communication and family activism with host Belvie Rooks.
He is author of the book Family Activism: Empowering Your Community Beginning with Family and Friends, in which he draws from his personal experience to provide valuable tools for use among our close relationships, to foster love and action to serve each other, and to advance the change we desire in our society.

Luminary: Thomas DeWolf

After graduation, Tom moved to Bend, in Central Oregon, where he owned and managed movie theatres and a family video business. He served on the Bend City Council from 1993-96, and on the Deschutes County Commission from 1999-2005. Oregon’s governor appointed Tom to serve on the Oregon Arts Commission from 1996-2005. From 1995 until 2004, he served as chair of the Tower Theatre Foundation, which successfully raised $4.2 million to renovate a historic downtown theatre that is now Central Oregon’s “center stage” for local and international performances.

Tom began writing Inheriting the Trade in 2001, during the summer in which he joined Katrina Browne and eight distant cousins on their life-altering journey to Rhode Island, Ghana, and Cuba, to make the film Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North. He has been writing full time since 2005. Tom and his wife, Lindi, live in Oregon. They have four grown children and three grandchildren.