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All conversations take place at Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse at 202 Galisteo St. and are sponsored by JourneySantaFe.
Journey provides an open platform to all political parties.
May 19, Sunday - 11 a.m. at Collected Works Bookstore
Author Dennis Marker (Fifteen Steps To Corporate Feudalism) In Conversation on City of Santa Fe's Recent Decision to Rescind the Community Workforce Agreement and the Nationwide Sequester,
both of which will aid in the longterm move to eliminate the U.S. middle class.... more »
May 26, Sunday - 11 a.m. at Collected Works Bookstore
"To Educate a Woman is to Educate a Nation" - A Program by The Humankind Foundation On Their Work In Africa with Executive Director Kristin St. Calir... more »
June 2, Sunday - 11 a.m. at Collected Works Bookstore
A Conversation on Podcasting With Nancy Udell, The Host and Producer of Santa Fe Stories
Click here for the full June 2013 Program Calendar!
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"We need a deep social revolution that will give power to women… it is only when women can speak up, and have a full say in decisions affecting their lives, that they will be able to truly protect themselves and their children against HIV."
- Koffi Annan
"To educate a woman is to educate a nation."
"The work isn't just about saving a girls' life, it is beginning a chain that quickly moves through the whole village empowering everybody with life changing education"
- Humankind Foundation
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The JourneySantaFe Planning Group extends their thanks to David Bacon and all those involved in the Water Conversations for the last two and a half years. We feel we have had a positive impact on this issue and while we will continue to offer programs on water from time to time, we decided as a group to concentrate on new topics of interest with our newest members - Zélie Pollon, program coordinator and John McAndrew in Faren Dancer's place as a Moderator, who will coordinate all the marketing for Journey. Kate Rollins will continue on as Journey's web manager. Our website will also be revamped, so stay tuned!
 Zélie is an independent journalist and documentarian who has focused much of her work on social and humanitarian issues around conflict and reconstruction. She is of the school that still believes strongly in the power of words and images to educate people on issues of importance and to create change in the world.
Zélie covered New Mexico and the Southwest for Reuters, The Dallas Morning News, People Magazine, and several other publications for more than 15 years, and won awards for writing and radio broadcasts. She is the recipient of two International Rotary awards, including a World Peace graduate Fellowship in Bradford, England. In graduate school she researched the power of storytelling and oral history and the role it plays in Transitional Justice and post-conflict rebuilding - and most importantly, post-conflict healing. Her recent testimony projects (for which she has given Journey presentations) have documented Iraq and Cambodia.
 John has always loved working with ideas. He majored in Religion and Philosophy in college, took a Masters in Western Classics from St. John's College in Santa Fe, and worked for 15 years selling books for a major publisher. But what Aquinas said, about the need to balance the contemplative life with the active life, has always sounded right to John. He has volunteered and worked for local and national political campaigns, and environmental and feminist organizations. He values diversity of views in a discussion - else why talk to anyone but yourself? - but especially values discussion that leads to action.
 Kate
has been designing websites professionally since 2000. She handles all aspects of Journey's professional web presence, including the design and updates of the website, Social Media Marketing, and weekly newsletters.
Kate's other clients include art galleries and artists, photographers, architects, realtors, an organic farm, a mortgage company, teen and social issues marketers, a water alliance, and other businesses and non-profit organizations. (katewebdesign.com)
Kate is originally from Bulgaria, where while in college, she co-founded and managed the first Bulgarian private radio station, Radio AURA. She has a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications from the American University in Bulgaria and a MA in Liberal Arts (Western Classics) from St. John's College in Santa Fe. Currently, Kate splits her time between Santa Fe and Vancouver (British Columbia) and her web design business covers both cities.
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