Speakers

1. 
   Fishel, Anne, Ph.D.

   Founding Member, The Family Dinner Project

   Anne Fishel, Ph.D., is a family therapist, clinical psychologist and associate clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School. She also directs the Family and Couples Therapy Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she trains child and adult psychiatry residents in family therapy.

2. 
   Polson, Ethan

   Student, Belhaven University

   Ethan Polson is a student studying theater with an emphasis in performance. He has appeared in several roles, including as Edward in "The Drunkard," Michael in "Sister Calling My Name" and the fire chief in "The Bald Soprano."

3. 
   Sarrouf, John

   Executive Director, The Family Dinner Project

   John Sarrouf is a professional mediator and dialogue facilitator with the Public Conversations Project. He also teaches peace and conflict studies at Gordon College and is a dialogue associate with the Difficult Dialogues project at Clark University.

4. 
   Slutkin, Gary, M.D.

   Founder and Executive Director, Cure Violence

   Physician and epidemiologist Gary Slutkin, M.D., is the founder and executive director of Cure Violence, a scientifically proven, public health approach to violence reduction that uses disease control and behavior change methods.