From Kathleen Meil, MCV <[email protected]>
Subject We’re off for December — See you in 2024!
Date December 4, 2023 1:30 AM
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Dear John,
You’ve probably heard me say that our weekly Lunch & Learn is my favorite part of the week, every week, and you’re probably not surprised! Thank you for joining us in exploring the important work of inspiring people. We couldn’t sustain this program without you – and we’re grateful for your support, participation, and feedback.
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Together, we’ve learned so much about the communities we share and the world beyond our dooryards. Here are some of the MCV staff’s favorite programs of 2023:
Kathleen Meil (me!): It's impossible to choose a favorite, but I was especially inspired by “ Passages in American Art [[link removed]] .” There's so much to learn and explore through the Portland Museum of Art's reinterpretation of its permanent collection!
Will Sedlack: “ Citizens' Assemblies: Putting Governance in the Hands of Everyday People [[link removed]] ”, as it made me deeply consider how we make decisions in a democracy and how we might improve our decision-making on difficult topics in the years to come. Also, Bailey was so smart and inspiring!
Maggie Somers: “ Birds in the Built Environment, [[link removed]] ” and not just because birder Nick Lund is an L&L regular! I had no idea how deadly glass windows, especially those that cover a building, could be to our Avian friends. This program is a must-watch for both fellow bird watchers and concerned citizens who want to learn about how the BirdSafe Maine [[link removed]] program is protecting Maine’s birds and how you can volunteer to help.
Stacie Haines: I really enjoyed “ Maine Climate Corps: Strengthening Maine’s Communities [[link removed]] .” There is so much exciting work happening at the intersection of climate change and volunteer service in Maine, and yet, there is so much more to do. I recommend this webinar for anyone who wants to learn a bit about what is happening on the ground.
We’re always on the lookout for potential Lunch & Learn speakers. From articles, podcasts, and programs to friends, neighbors, and local events, we find inspiration everywhere – and we know you do, too. We would love to hear from you – our dedicated members and Lunch & Learn regulars – to learn more about the important work and inspiring people you’d like to learn more about in the year ahead. Let us know by emailing Maggie Somers [[email protected]] !
See you in 2024!
–Kathleen
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