Chellis Glendinning, Jerry Mander, and William Schambra spoke at the Nineteenth Annual Schumacher Lectures on October 23rd 1999 at the Salisbury Congregational Church.
Chellis Glendinning shared stories about the particular spots on the map where people have learned to set their roots, connect with the land, and live their lives in effective harmony with their surroundings.
Jerry Mander discussed the devastating effects of the current global economy and the steps that can be taken by individuals and groups in opposition to globalization.
William Schambra focused on creating the conditions for people to practice the art of self-governance in small face-to-face communities.
