Connor Schoen, co-founder of Breaktime in Boston, thoughtfully addresses the root causes of young adult homelessness and effective measures to break the persistent cycle of homelessness.

Lisa Krassner, the Executive Director of the Concord Museum, discusses the amazing array of cultural and historical objects representing Concord’s multi-faceted history. She also reveals details about the 250 day countdown to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.

Social entrepreneur and CEO/Founder of Amoofy, Luis Duarte, speaks passionately about the importance of sharing our memories to enhance social cohesion and revolutionize the preservation of human stories—one story at a time.

Journalist and editor, Elizabeth Mehren, is the author of I Lived to Tell the World, the compelling and inspiring profiles of men and women who have endured unthinkable cruelty. Their experiences not only humanize the atrocities often seen in headlines, but also convey a universal message of courage, hope and gratitude.

Kara Milotte, Client Services Manager, and Heather Romanoff, Manager of Raiser Operations for NEADS, World Class Service Dogs, speak passionately about the growing need for service dogs and the array of creative training programs at NEADS to address that need.

Aime Alley Card, author of The Tigerbelles: Olympic Legends from Tennessee State, talks about the amazing 1960 Tennessee State women’s sprinters, who attained Olympic glory at the 1960 games in Rome.

Rich Rubino, noted political analyst and speaker, discusses today’s political landscape, his views on the upcoming presidential election and anecdotes about past and present politicians.

Richie Furay, founding member of Buffalo Springfield, Poco, Souther-Hillman-Furay Band and a member of the rock ‘n roll hall of fame, discusses his career as a country-rock pioneer, songwriter and the importance of family and religion.

Mark Simos, Berklee College of Music professor and facilitator for the annual Songs for Social Change Contest. Mark, along with three of the student songwriters, Goz Asai, Deven Kamra Lyons, and Preston Lydotes give their unique perspectives and insights about songs for social change.

Adam Makos is a military historian and author of New York Times bestsellers A Higher Call, Spearhead, and Devotion, well-known books about WWII bombers and their pilots. He shares his incredible research and insights into the Greatest Generation.