Presentations by noted scholars & community leaders.
A gathering at 7th Circuit — the series in its element.
The series is public educational programming. Presenters are invited on the basis of scholarly, clinical, or professional expertise — among them a doctorate-holding ethnopharmacologist, a licensed physician, a registered nurse and maternal-health educator, a published author, a record-label founder, and an Indigenous environmental advocate. Sessions are lectures and moderated discussions followed by audience Q&A.
The Moksha Lecture Series is a program that hosts presentations by noted scholars and community leaders.
The series aims to establish a platform to engage and educate the local community on art, history, health, the environment, and other relevant topics affecting our community.
Art
History
Health
The Environment
Featured Speakers
Dr. Dennis McKenna
Ethnopharmacologist, Author
Zappy Zappolin
Futurist, Entrepreneur
Mark Henson
Visual Artist
John Zerzan
Ecophilosopher, Author
Rev. Houston Cypress
Miccosukee Activist
Dr. Joe Tafur, MD
Integrative Physician, Curandero
Bruce Pavitt
Co-founder, Sub Pop Records
Barbara Harper, RN
Waterbirthing Expert
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