Ethan Crough is a middle school teacher from Columbus, Indiana. He has a condition called achondrophobia, in medical terms, or dwarfism.  His TED Talk is on this topic is widely viewed. Ethan will present a case that the acceptance of differences, like the dwarfism he was born with, is one of the keys to preserving diversity in humanity as we know it. He says too many people are unaware and afraid of talking about differences.  Instead of seeing dwarfism as a detriment, he will challenge us Rotarians to start seeing the innovation and creativity that come with all of our differences and how they are key to humanity’s progress.

Don't miss this talk.  It is a 'block-buster'.