Friday, October 9
7:00 Jeff Polet, “No Napoleons in Notting Hill”
Saturday, October 10
8:30 Welcome, Jeff Bilbro
8:45-10:15: Neighborly Technologies
- Elizabeth Stice, moderator
- Jeanne Schindler, “What the Neighborly Arts Require: Lessons for Silicon Valley”
- Joanna Taft, “Neighbor Power”
- Alexandra Hudson, “The Porch Across Time and Place”
10:45-12:15: Neighborly Politics
- Adam Smith, moderator
- Amber Lapp, “If We Don’t Trust National Politics or Our Neighbors, Can We Still have Neighborly Politics?”
- Robb Greene
- Hunter Smith, “Indiana Free and Clean”
12:15-1:30: Lunch
1:30-2:45 Keynote
Patrick Deneen, “My Life as a Controversialist”
3:15-4:45 Neighborly Stories
- Jeff Bilbro, moderator
- Jeremy Beer, “But He’s Such a Nice Person: Ideology and the Death of Neighborliness”
- Jason Peters, “Schooled in the Neighborhood and the Neighborhood School”
- Bill Kauffman, “At Least They’re Human”
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