In 2018 we asked “Who is we?”
The question “Who is we?” is urgent and political: we the people … we hold these truths to be self evident … now who is we?”
But it is also timeless, and both smaller and larger than politics: we friends … we family … we who have suffered … we who breathe the air, bask in the sunshine, swim in the sea … every time we can stop and pay attention. We can say, wait, Who is we?”
- Mindy Crandall, Assistant Professor of Forest Landscape Management, University of Maine
- Ewan Douglas, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute for Technology
- Jim Hanna, Executive Director, Cumberland County Food Security Council
- Vaishali Mamgain, Associate Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for Compassion, University of Southern Maine
- Lisa Pixley, Artist Printmaker, PrintCraft
In 2017 we explored the question “How can we know?”
Expert guides shared how they seek answers:
How can we know what our prognosis is when we’re ill?
what a cookbook can tell us about a place? how to
transmit emotions through dance? what’s making
spots on this blueberry leaf? how to talk about it all?
- Paul Han, MD, MA, MPH, Director, Center for Outcomes Research & Evaluation, Maine Medical Center
- Jonathan R. Cohen, PhD, Professor of Philosophy, University of Maine at Farmington
- Don Lindgren, Owner, Rabelais Fine Books on Food & Drink
- Lindsey Bourassa, Founding Director, Bourassa Contemporary Flamenco Dance Studio
- Seanna Annis, PhD, Associate Professor of Mycology (that’s the study of fungi—we had to ask too!), University of Maine School of Biology & Ecology
