Global leaders in environmental justice and social entrepreneurship will headline Hampshire College’s daylong green-building symposium this Friday, September 16, which kicks off at 9 a.m. with a keynote by MacArthur "genius" Fellow and urban revitalization strategist Majora Carter, recognized widely for achievements such as delivering the groundbreaking TEDTalk “Greening the Ghetto,” one of the first six TEDTalks ever. Her Hampshire talk will take place in the Robert Crown Center. Carter is an accomplished real-estate developer and Peabody Award–winning broadcaster. She founded Sustainable South Bronx and cofounded Green For All, whose mission it is to build an inclusive green economy “strong enough to lift people out of poverty.” Carter has continually set standards of excellence with projects such as green infrastructure in her South Bronx community, while expanding her reach through philanthropic pursuits and business interests that have all pointed toward greater self-esteem and economic potential for low-income people.