Aside from Gideon Yago’s speech, they include:
- Rory Kennedy, documentary filmmaker and RFK’s youngest child, talking about her work.
-Linda Bolton, national recipient of the Inspire Integrity Awards AND a professor of English at The University of Iowa, receiving her award and check (Linda received a $3,250 stipend and NSCS donated $2,000 to the university’s scholarship fund).
-Cameron Johnson’s speech about the power of entrepreneurship and how it can change lives.
I did interviews with all three, so look for those on our Web site, www.nscs.org, in the coming weeks.
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