Benefit Dinner with Mesa Refuge Authors
Past Event
November 3,2015
Dear Friends,
Dinner with the Mesa Refuge residents is a wonderful experience, filled with lively conversations about current work and other topics of shared interest. I invite you to join us as we expand our kitchen table conversation to Saltwater Oyster Depot. Join some neighbors who are Mesa Refuge alums as well as those currently in residence. Proceeds benefit the Mesa Refuge, so that we can continue to provide time and space for writers working on the most challenging issues of our time.
Susan Page Tillett
Executive Director
 Paul Tough is an author and contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine. His latest book is How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character. His writing has appeared in the New Yorker, Slate, GQ, Esquire, and Geist, and he was reporter and producer for public-radio’s “This American Life.” |
 Kate Levinson is a psychotherapist and co-owner of Point Reyes Books. She leads workshops based on her book, Emotional Currency, where people explore their relationship to money from emotional, psychological, spiritual, and political perspectives. Kate serves on the Mesa Refuge Advisory Committee. |
 Mark Dowie is a founding member of the Mesa Refuge board. He is an investigative historian and former publisher and editor of Mother Jones magazine. His recent works include Conservation Refugees: The Hundred-Year Conflict Between Global Conservation and Native Peoples and American Foundations: An Investigative History. |
$75 / person
Register for the dinner on Saltwater’s website.
Thank you, Saltwater Oyster Depot!