Stephen Lewis is one of Canada's most influential commentators on social affairs, international development and human rights. He researches his speeches with obsessive care, enlivens them with personal anecdotes, and is never ashamed to be both passionate and emotional. Most compelling perhaps, is the way in which Mr. Lewis engages, moves and motivates his audience so that they emerge challenged... read full bio
Steve Nash is an athletic star. After playing a variety of sports throughout his childhood, Nash moved to Santa Clara University when he landed a basketball scholarship. Nash later led the Broncos to three NCAA Tourney berths and was drafted to the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Draft. He also played for the Dallas Mavericks and the Los Angeles Lakers.... read full bio
Director/Producer/Writer of Two Weeks - (From an interview) Two Weeks would have been a different film if you hadn't lost your mother Steve Stockman: I think it's... yeah, there's a lot of stuff that goes on when a family goes through something like this that is surprisingly common to all families but we don't know about it. In today's society... read full bio
One of America's most successful professional matchmakers and relationship experts, Steven Ward is the star of VH1 Tough Love," a series that reveals a rare, inside look into the male perspective on dating and relationships. Steven, with help along the way from his mom and business partner JoAnn Ward, attempt to reshape a group of women's "destructive" dating habits and... read full bio
Steven Donziger, a renowned human rights attorney, author, activist and front-line defender, has received praise from all around the world for his dedication to tackling corporate wrongdoing and violations of human rights. Steven is a member of the team that helped indigenous and farmer communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest win a historic $9.5B judgment against Chevron for the environmental cleanup... read full bio
Suhir Vanketesh is an American sociologist and urban ethnographer whose studies examine the Underground Economy of the Urban Poor. Sudhir spent years in a 10-square-block neighborhood on Chicago's South Side observing the clandestine work of gangbangers and mechanics, prostitutes and pastors. Readers of Freakonomics will remember Sudhir as the University of Chicago graduate student whose fieldwork in the ghetto led... read full bio
Sue Gardner is an advocate for technology and media accessibility. In a digital age, Gardner recognizes that all groups of people should have equal access to information. Gardner builds organizations giving people access to information via non-profits, grants, and policy organizations. Gardner is a special advisor to the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit Wikipedia operation. She has worked as a journalist,... read full bio
Sue Johnson is a clinical psychologist, researcher, professor, author, popular presenter and speaker, and one of the leading innovators in the field of couple therapy. She presents and writes on attachment and bonding, the science of love, interventions to repair relationships, trauma couples and forgiveness. She is one of the originators and the main proponent of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy... read full bio
Susan Cain is a well-known speaker and author who made history by supporting introverts. Her best-selling book, "Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking," has made her a well-known spokesperson for those who are frequently misunderstood in Western culture. This ground-breaking book illuminates the virtues of introverts by providing insights into their special traits and... read full bio
A trailblazing individual in the nexus of healthcare, policy, and media is Susan Dentzer. She has become a key player in determining the direction of healthcare delivery as the President and CEO of the Network for Excellence in Health Innovation. She has established herself as a trailblazer in the sector thanks to her visionary leadership and dedication to improving healthcare... read full bio
With her seminal book Backlash, Susan Faludi charted a new course for Feminism in America. Over her career, this Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist has chronicled -- with clarity and astonishing prescience -- the changing roles of men and women in society. In the process, she has become one of the most provocative voices on women's rights and gender equality. Faludi is... read full bio
Susan Fowler is a former Uber engineer. Now, she is an advocate of the #metoo movement, known as one of TIME Person of the Years Silence Breakers. Fowler is currently a writer in the San Francisco Bay area. Fowlers involvement in influencing changes regarding companies treatment of sexual harassment issues have been acknowledged by a variety of publications including the... read full bio
Jobless, loveless, and living over a garage at age 40, actor-writer-Lutheran Susan Isaacs hit spiritual bottom. Her rocky relationship with God needed professional help, so she took Him to couples counseling. She chronicles her middle class white girls dark night of the soul in Angry Conversations with God: A Snarky but Authentic Spiritual Memoir. Struggling with her career, an eating... read full bio
Susan Pinker is a renowned developmental psychologist. She incorporates her psychology background into the diverse world of social science. She has published work in a variety of journals and releases, including the New York Times, The Financial Times, Oprah Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal. Pinker has won various awards for her research including The William James Book Award by... read full bio
Susan Rook brings more than 20 years of journalism and public advocacy to her work in photography. Her news background includes CNN and local news in New Orleans and Florida. She is a public speaker and workshop presenter specializing in media relations, public advocacy and health care issues. Her professional awards include: Panelist, 1992 Third Presidential Debate; 1992 National Student... read full bio
Weitzman practices psychotherapy, working with individuals, couples and groups, and also does litigation consultation and expert witness work. She is a weekly expert on the Morning News show at WSBT-TV, a CBS station-affiliate, where she offers expert commentary on current issues and mental health perspectives, especially related to daily living and family life. Formerly on the clinical staff for twelve... read full bio
Suzanne Braun Levine is a writer, editor and nationally recognized authority on women and family issues, and media. She chronicled and fostered change in women’s lives as the first editor of Ms. magazine and today as a contributing editor of More magazine. Suzanne Braun is a lecturer, appears frequently on television, and is an advisor to several women’s and media... read full bio
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A passionate environmentalist, oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earles love of the oceans combined with her intellectual awareness of the fragile sustainability of the seas has compelled her to become a conscience for an often-shortsighted global business community. Earle has led more than 50 expeditions worldwide, and set the record for the deepest solo untethered dive at 3,000 feet into the Pacific.... read full bio
T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. interest in child development led to training in child psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and the James Jackson Putnam Children's Center. T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. subsequently served as a Fellow with Professor Jerome Bruner at the Center for Cognitive Studies at Harvard University. There, the process of integrating his dual interests -- primary care pediatrics and... read full bio
