Academy Award-nominee Morgan Spurlock will be speaking in North Carolina on April 8, 2008, and is available for engagements in the area for concurring dates. The director and producer of Super Size Me, the FX series 30 Days, and the upcoming documentary, What Would Jesus Buy?, he brings his powerful social commentary to schools around the country. Addressing everything from fast food consumption to commercialization, he brings exciting ideas and powerful views, spurring on new and unique campus dialogue.

	Morgan Spurlock Academy Award-Nominated Filmmaker & Host of 30 Days

Activist and artist Reverend Billy, leader of the “Church of Stop Shopping” will be in Washington state on February 26, 2008, and is available for speaking engagements in the area during that time. An anti-consumerist crusader, he is featured in the upcoming documentary, What Would Jesus Buy?, and performs an entertaining blend of theater, politics, and performance art. His incredible presentations reveal America’s love affair with shopping, and helps audiences learn what they can do to prevent continued over-commercialization. Call your Keppler representative for more information on bringing this unique presentation to your campus!

	Bill Talen (a.k.a. "Reverend Billy") Anti-Consumerism Activist and Subject of What Would Jesus Buy?

Arun Gandhi, the grandson of legendary peace activist Mahatma Gandhi, will be in Mississippi on February 7, 2008, and is available for additional events in the area in the days before and after the event. A powerful voice for the nonviolence movement, he reflects on the lessons learned from his grandfather and the importance of peaceful conflict resolution. His captivating presentations are once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and will make a difference on your campus.

	Arun Gandhi Peace Activist and Proponent of Nonviolence