Next Thursday evening, I'll be hosting a pilot community conversation at UR Downtown as part of Conversation Cafe's National Conversation Week. There are 50 seats available for this free (and hopefully free-wheeling) discussion. You can register or get additional details here (click "Order Now" to see the event details):
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March 20, 2009
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