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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2009 · 1H 29M

New York World Goodwill Symposium 2009 Part 1

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This is a pre-recorded program from the World Goodwill Symposium that was held on November 14, 2009 in New York City. The theme: IGNITING THE UNIVERSAL WILL-TO-GOOD IN A TIME OF DECISION. Opening talk by Dale McKechnie: "The Will-to-Good: The Magnetic Seed Of The Future" GUEST SPEAKER: John Marks and Susan Colin Marks will discuss: "Overcoming Conflict Through the Universal Will-to-Good". John Marks is president and founder of Search for Common Ground, an international conflict prevention NGO headquartered in Washington and Brussels, with offices in 18 countries. Susan Colin Marks is the senior vice president of Search for Common Ground. She served as a peacemaker and peacebuilder during South Africa's transition from apartheid to democracy. SECOND GUEST SPEAKER: Rick Ulfik will discuss: "Igniting the Individual Will to Address the Urgency of the Environmental Crisis". Rick Ulfik is founder of We, The World, an organization that supports the movement of social change on a global scale by seeking to inspire and involve people towards transformative consciousness. Closing talk by Sarah McKechnie. We hope you enjoy the program.

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