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Leadership Development 2050: What New Ground Do We Need to Break? Host: Ceasar McDowell Guests: June Holley, Ken Bailey, Alvin Starks and Deborah Meehan

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Creating Space | X
May 8, 2013

Community exists when people who are interdependent, struggle
with the traditions that bind them and the interest that separate
them so that they can realize a future that is an improvement on
the past.
Carl Moore

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