Lustre Connects is a monthly call with our Lustre community where anyone can join to chat, share ideas, and discuss whatever's on our minds—from current events to exciting personal projects.

Rev. Lindsay Borden, activist, pastor, and sister of Lustre co-founder Erica Baird, will provide a brief and highly selective overview of religious social justice activism in the USA and lead a discussion on the place of religious faith in public politics.

Lustre Connects is a monthly call with our Lustre community where anyone can join to chat, share ideas, and discuss whatever's on our minds—from current events to exciting personal projects.

Professor Neuborne will discuss the Supreme Court and how he anticipates the Court will address, in the coming months, certain fundamental principles.

Antoine van Agtmael will talk about what can we expect about its impact not only on inflation, economic growth, trade and the dollar but also on the global standing of the United States.

Susan Avery is the founder of the Pacemakers Senior-Citizens Dance Team, a troupe of folks, ages 61-86, who proudly wear their ages on the backs of their costumes. Why? Because, they say, getting older is a badge of honor. Linda is a proud member of the team!

Lustre Connects is a monthly call with our Lustre community where anyone can join to chat, share ideas, and discuss whatever's on our minds—from current events to exciting personal projects.

Joan Pagano, a leading expert on osteoporosis, with years of experience in providing strength training for women, particularly older women, will address the impact of osteosarcopenia, the age-related loss of muscle and bone together.

Pinterest is a visual discovery engine that empowers users to find inspiration and bring ideas to life, from travel and design to cooking, fitness, and DIY projects. Join Kelsi Horn, a Pinterest executive who leads communications for Pinterest’s products, for an inside look at what’s new, how to maximize your Pinterest experience, and what’s on the horizon.

Let’s get together to celebrate the holidays…at least virtually. Wear your holiday glitter (at least waist up) and let’s together raise a glass to our family and friends, our health, our country and more kindness and joy in the year ahead.