What have we accomplished since King’s death? What needs to happen over next 4 years? What does our vision need to be?

Special Guests: Brian Corr – Executive Director, Cambridge Peace Commission; Eva Martin-Blythe, Director, Cambridge YWCA; Hope Freeman, Boston GLASS – serving LGBT kids of color

One of today’s most visible Civil Rights battlefields owes an enormous amount to Dr. King’s legacy – how are lessons from the Movement useful on today’s front lines?

Special Guests: Marc Dones, Massachusetts Commission on LGBT Youth, Maryse Pearce, Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders

Join a conversation with some of the artists of The Mountaintop and leaders of Stage Source – the Boston Area theater alliance – to hear how local theaters are addressing Diversity, Inclusion and Gender Parity. Special Guests on the panel include: Julie Hennrikus, Executive Director, Stage Source; Dawn Simmons, Director of Programs; Megan Sandberg-Zakian. Facilitator: Catherine Carr-Kelly, Central Square Theater, Executive Director.

Join a conversation with some of the artists of The Mountaintop and leaders of Stage Source – the Boston Area theater alliance – to hear how local theaters are addressing Diversity, Inclusion and Gender Parity.

Special Guests on the panel include: Julie Hennrikus, Executive Director, Stage Source; Dawn Simmons, Director of Programs; Megan Sandberg-Zakian. Facilitator: Catherine Carr-Kelly, Central Square Theater, Executive Director.

Renowned academics illuminate ideas raised by the production in a post-performance dialogue with the audience.

Special Guest: Kenneth Mack, Professor – Harvard Law School. Research interests include Civil Rights History and the Legal Construction of Racial Identity.