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Pulitzer Prize winner Nikole Hannah-Jones has adapted her groundbreaking work of journalism into a book. The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story has already claimed the #1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list, promising to redefine our understanding of race, identity, and American history.
Reminders to “breathe” during times of uncertainty run the risk of sounding cliché. But according to science journalist James Nestor, it’s actually the key to transforming your life—more than diet, sleep, or exercise. In this eye-opening talk, based on his instant New York Times bestselling book Breath, Nestor shows you the profound, positive impact breathing has on our physical and mental well-being.
Andrea Elliott’s Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting illuminates the real-life impact of structural racism and shows us how we can build a kinder and more equitable world. Recently named Amazon’s Best Non-Fiction Book of 2021, her debut Invisible Child offers a gripping look at inequality and hope in America today.
Internationally renowned psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb has helped millions of people around the world have essential conversations on mental health, vulnerability, and fulfillment. Now, she’s released Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: The Workbook (out now!)—a practical toolkit, based on her New York Times bestselling memoir, for becoming the author of your own life.
From colonialism to patriarchy to racial violence, white supremacy is deeply embedded in American life. In the anthology collection A Field Guide to White Supremacy (out now!) historian Kathleen Belew offers a broad understanding of arguably the most dominant ideology in the history of the United States.
Pulitzer Prize winner Nikole Hannah-Jones has adapted her groundbreaking work of journalism into a book. The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story has already claimed the #1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list, promising to redefine our understanding of race, identity, and American history.
TIME magazine selected non-fiction books by Heather McGhee, Andrea Elliott, and Annette Gordon-Reed for their must-read list of 2021. Read their excerpts below. The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together “Heather McGhee draws on a wealth of knowledge about the...
Wes Hall may be one of North America’s most influential power brokers, and a new co-star on CBC’s show Dragons’ Den, but he learned the value of hard work from his Jamaican grandmother. Inspired by her industrious nature, he went on to found Kingsdale Advisors—and today, he pays it forward by...
The editors of the New York Times Book Review select the year’s notable fiction, poetry, and non-fiction reads. This year, four Lavin speakers made the list: please join us in celebrating Andrea Elliott, George Packer, Annette Gordon-Reed, and Eyal Press. Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival and...
Congratulations to the host of Lavin speakers who have triumphed in Amazon’s best books of 2021 lists. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Andrea Elliott’s Invisible Child is the top pick for Best Non-Fiction Book of the year. This is a riveting, unforgettable story of a girl whose indomitable...
The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story is an expanded version of The New York Times’ project, with longer essays, new fiction and poetry, and writing on topics like the Haitian Revolution. An eye-opening account of the relationship between slavery and modern capitalism, the original ‘1619 Project...
In his new book SuperSight, MIT’s David Rose gives us an enlightening peek (and a proactive guide!) for the future world of AR. Over the next decade, what we see and how we see it will no longer be bound by biology. Instead, our everyday vision will be augmented with digital information to give...
Psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb captured the hearts and minds of millions with her smash hit Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: a memoir revealing powerful stories from inside her therapy room. Today, she releases its groundbreaking companion guide—a step-by-step process for discovering our most...
Editor of The Black Agenda | Co-Founder of The Sadie Collective | Speaker on Diversity and the Future of Work
Historian and Author of Bring the War Home | Co-editor of A Field Guide to White Supremacy
Psychotherapist | Bestselling Author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Former National Security Official | Former Facebook Elections Integrity Head | Future of Democracy Fellow at Berggruen Institute
What if you could receive dispatches from the future, covering the impact of technology on our lives? Introducing Lavin + WIRED : an exclusive partnership that brings the makers of this landmark media institution directly to you in keynotes, trend reports, panels, and moderators—customized to your needs.
Every year, the TED Fellows program brings together an extraordinary group of innovators from around the world, inviting them up on stage at TED or TEDGlobal and giving momentum to their ideas. The Lavin Agency is proud to present our TED Fellow event package: three of these remarkable speakers hand-picked by you or selected by us. To find out how to book a group of TED Fellows to appear at your event, please give us a call: 1.800.265.4870
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