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SUMMARY:John Bel Edwards\, 56th Governor of Louisiana 2016-2024
DESCRIPTION:John Bel Edwards\n56th Governor of Louisiana 2016-2024
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/john-bel-edwards-56th-governor-of-louisiana-2016-2024/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pamela Rainey Lawler\, Founder of Philabundance and Social Impact Advisor: “The Power of an Idea"
DESCRIPTION:Pamela Rainey Lawler\nPutting Praxis into Practice: A 42-year journey and vital lessons along the way\n  \nAlthough best known in the region as the founder of Philabundance – the leading organization in the region dedicated to eliminating hunger and food insecurity – Pamela Rainey Lawler has had a diverse career as a communications professional specializing in employee and management communications\, public affairs\, and corporate social responsibility. She has been a small business owner and in 1991\, as the Consumer Party candidate in the General Election\, she had the distinction of being the first woman to run for mayor of Philadelphia. \nPhilabundance was founded in 1984 with an investment of $1\,500. Today it serves thousands daily and the more than $26 million budget underwrites an array of programming – from food distribution\, to culinary training\, to healthful meal production and delivery. One of the first in the nation to successfully distribute surplus perishable foods safely and efficiently\, Philabundance served as a model for other cities and food banks to access a previously untapped source for emergency food. \nEight years after its launch\, Philabundance had both a strong business model and a recognizable brand. To move the organization to the next level of growth and beyond the ‘founder’s stage\,’ Ms. Lawler hired an executive director to take over day-to-day operations and took her place on the board of directors. Since that time\, she has worked actively with others in guiding the organization through key developmental stages such as the purchase and renovation of Philabundance’s first warehouse in South Philadelphia and the merger with the Greater Philadelphia Food Bank in 2005 when she co-chaired the board committee overseeing the effort. \nSocial Entrepreneurship Mentor & Advisor \nBecause of her in-depth experience guiding Philabundance from concept to sustainability\, Ms. Lawler regularly advises founders on the challenges of managing an organization’s growth stages\, its life cycles and key planning strategies\, as well as on the imperative of staying focused and true to mission. She continues to work with foundations and community groups on food security collaborations and efforts to develop innovative cross-sector solutions. \n 
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/pamela-rainey-lawler-founder-of-philabundance-and-social-impact-advisor-the-power-of-an-idea/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Kevin D. Murphy\, Professor History of Art & Architecture at Vanderbilt University: "Women Architects and Modern Architecture in Maine"
DESCRIPTION:Kevin Murphy\nProfessor History of Art and Architecture at Vanderbilt University \nThis illustrated talk will focus on the women who advanced modern architecture in Maine\, as designers\, patrons\, and developers. \nKevin Murphy is a life-long summer resident of Maine and has worked for the Maine Humanities Council\, the Maine Historic Preservation Commission\, and the Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk. He is the Goldberg Chair in Fine Arts at Vanderbilt University and a professor of History of Art and Architecture. With a group of Vanderbilt students\, he curated the exhibition “Domestic Modernism: The Art of Russell Cheney” which was held at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art in 2024. Kevin has taught at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and in the School of Architecture at the University of Virginia. He earned his PhD in art history at Northwestern University. This talk stems from the research which led to his book\, co-authored with Mary Anne Hunting\, “Women Architects at Work: Making American Modernism\,” which was published by Princeton University Press in 2025. \n 
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/kevin-d-murphy-professor-history-of-art-architecture-at-vanderbilt-university-women-architects-and-modern-architecture-in-maine-august/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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