The Warner Free Lecture Trustees selected Dr. Sarah Wakeman to deliver an opioid and fentanyl prevention lecture at their June 16 meeting. The committee allocated up to $2,500 for the speaker and agreed to seek funding from Ahmed's grant fund, with the application due within two weeks as the fund
Harvard Warner Free Lecture Trustees tabled an opioid settlement grant application pending program scoping. Ahmet, representing the Opioid Abatement Fund Working Group, presented the $10,000 opportunity under Track 7, which aligns with the Trust's educational and prevention focus. Debate centered
The Warner Free Lecture Trustees approved a Commonwealth Fusion presentation for their spring program while maintaining a standard $400 speaker fee. The board declined author Michael Tougias's request for $750, deciding to hold the line and seek another speaker if he does not accept the standard
The Warner Free Lecture Trustees outlined 2026-27 programming and reported their account balance had grown. The Harvard board discussed upcoming lectures including a Pin Hill presentation possibly in partnership with the Historical Society and Conservation Trust, a Commonwealth Fusion Systems
The Warner Free Lecture Trustees convened to plan the 2026 lecture season. The board unanimously approved January minutes and scheduled the March 17 meeting. Trustees endorsed a $1,500 square dancing presentation pending grant funding and selected two of seven student applicants for the Bromfield
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