"The Single Most Important Idea" | Kevin Hancock, Hancock Lumber CEO | Portland, ME
July 29, 2019
Kevin Hancock, CEO of Hancock Lumber spoke to the LSC Board members and meeting attendees on July 29th, 2019 in Portland, Maine. Around the 3:00 minute mark, Hancock reports his research findings about the single most important idea in the history of humans.
The Single Most Important Idea in the History of Humans by Kevin Hancock
Kevin Hancock, CEO of Hancock Lumber spoke to the LSC Board members and meeting attendees on July 29th, 2019 in Portland, Maine. Around the 3:00 minute mark, Hancock reports his research findings about the single most important idea in the history of humans.
Distinguished jurists and leaders from government and legal aid gathered on Monday, July 29, 2019 in Portland for the Legal Services Corporation’s (LSC) Forum on Increasing Access to Justice. LSC hosted two panel presentations in conjunction with its Board of Directors’ quarterly meeting.
Hancock Lumber CEO Kevin Hancock delivered opening remarks. He is a notable advocate for justice issues, the recipient of the 2016 Muskie Access to Justice Award, and a longtime supporter of Pine Tree Legal Assistance. He was joined by LSC Board Chair John G. Levi.
The first panel, “Maine’s Approach to Meeting the Needs of Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault,” highlighted legal aid’s important role in assisting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The speakers include Lucia Chomeau Hunt, Directing Attorney, Family Law and Victim Rights, Pine Tree Legal Assistance; Representative Lois Galgay Reckitt, 31st District, Maine House of Representatives; Commissioner Michael Sauschuck, Maine Department of Public Safety; and Elizabeth Ward Saxl, Executive Director, Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
The second panel, “Ensuring Access to Justice in Rural Maine,” explored the special challenges of meeting the legal services needs of Mainers living in remote areas. The panelists include Katy Childs, Managing Attorney, Lewiston Office, Pine Tree Legal Assistance; Maine Attorney General Aaron M. Frey; Krista Selnau, Portfolio Manager, Equal Justice Works; and Justice Daniel E. Wathen, formerly Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court and now Of Counsel with Pierce Atwood LLP.
The event was livestreamed via Facebook Live. To view it, visit LSC’s Facebook page.
Distinguished jurists and leaders from government and legal aid gathered on Monday, July 29, 2019 in Portland for the Legal Services Corporation’s (LSC) Forum on Increasing Access to Justice. LSC hosted two panel presentations in conjunction with its Board of Directors’ quarterly meeting.
Hancock Lumber CEO Kevin Hancock delivered opening remarks. He is a notable advocate for justice issues, the recipient of the 2016 Muskie Access to Justice Award, and a longtime supporter of Pine Tree Legal Assistance. He was joined by LSC Board Chair John G. Levi.
The first panel, “Maine’s Approach to Meeting the Needs of Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault,” highlighted legal aid’s important role in assisting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The speakers include Lucia Chomeau Hunt, Directing Attorney, Family Law and Victim Rights, Pine Tree Legal Assistance; Representative Lois Galgay Reckitt, 31st District, Maine House of Representatives; Commissioner Michael Sauschuck, Maine Department of Public Safety; and Elizabeth Ward Saxl, Executive Director, Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
The second panel, “Ensuring Access to Justice in Rural Maine,” explored the special challenges of meeting the legal services needs of Mainers living in remote areas. The panelists include Katy Childs, Managing Attorney, Lewiston Office, Pine Tree Legal Assistance; Maine Attorney General Aaron M. Frey; Krista Selnau, Portfolio Manager, Equal Justice Works; and Justice Daniel E. Wathen, formerly Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court and now Of Counsel with Pierce Atwood LLP.
The event was livestreamed via Facebook Live. To view it, visit LSC’s Facebook page.