An exploration of ways to cope with emerging global and local issues such as pollution, population growth, Y2K and other challenges will take place via satellite broadcast between more than 100 communities throughout the United States and Canada. Local citizens will gather in Room 207 Lory Student Center at Colorado State University to participate in the broadcast, which will take place from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. May 27. The satellite series provides an opportunity for interactive dialogue among diverse community representatives.
Participation enhances the public's ability to understand and cope with emerging global challenges.
Time will be set aside for local discussion before and after the broadast for participants to engage in immediate, in-site dialogue. Robert Theobald has worked as a speaker and author in social change for 40 years. He is a cancer survivor and developed this series of programs to provide periodic discussion about the directions in which our culture is moving and how we can take more control. Videotapes also may be borrowed through Colorado State University by calling Sandy Tracy. The local host is The Family and Youth Institute, a collaboration between the College of Applied Human Sciences and Colorado State University Cooperative Extension.