"How Will We Love?" is a moving, artistic, feature-length documentary about love and relationships, featuring top experts in the field-from filmmaker and composer Chris Brickler. The film is about real stories of love and loss, including Brickler's grandparents who had recently celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary. Chris interviewed hundreds of people, including top relationship experts like Harville Hendrix Ph.D, Helen LaKelly Hunt, M.A., M.I.A, Dr. Helen Fisher, Dr. Gary Chapman, Pastor Ed Young and Rabbi Steve Z. Leder.
Conference Director, Heather Lampron, invited Chris to speak at the conference after viewing his moving documentary. "Chris is a young artist, exploring what it means to be human, to love, to create. He shines a light on the questions and fears, hopes and dreams of young people today. As parents and educators, we can learn from these young seekers. Our 2008 conference featured another exciting young speaker, Max Simon. We will continue to bring fresh, new, and thought-provoking speakers to our annual conference. This is a very exciting event for San Diego, and "It Takes A Village" is greatly honored to have Chris Brickler speak at our 2009 conference."
The conference theme is "Creating the Family of Our Dreams", and Chris is eager to share with attendees on this topic. Brickler notes, "The greatest gift I got from my grandparents was them showing me how they share their love for each other. I created this project to encourage people to have honest conversations that lead to better relationships. The content has already inspired thousands of people."
Chris Brickler will present a multimedia keynote talk with music and excerpts from the film to an intimate group of 300 at 3:30 PM at the University of San Diego's Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice. Preregistration required.
It Takes A Village was created by husband and wife team, Heather Lampron, Certified Parent Educator, and Joe O'Quinn, M. Ed, teacher and parent educator, co-founders of Family Journeys Educational Institute in San Diego, and Susie Walton, author, speaker, parent educator, and owner of Indigo Village in Encinitas. Workshops are conducted by a variety of San Diego experts including pediatrician, school psychologist, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, teachers, and certified parent educators.
Date: Saturday, October 3, 2009
Time: 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Location: University of San Diego, Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice
Price: Full-day registration $35, Half-Day registration $23
Partial scholarships available
To register: http://www.ItTakesAVillageConference.org
