The tiny charity specialises in going into schools to deliver talks about how to recognise the signs of forced marriage.
Even a ludicrously unconvincing gang of "alt-right" teen-agers deliver talking points: it's like Twitter, the TV show.
They can "let their Jane Austen freak flag fly" by dressing in costumes, drinking or eating foods or performing dances of the era, or they might write papers or deliver talks about the relevance of this author to contemporary society.
At the lower end of the scale, researchers at Oxford and elsewhere have shown that SMS and voice-calls can be used to assess mental health status, deliver talking therapies (eg cognitive behavioural therapy) and stimulate behavioural change.
"But the foreign philosophers," laments Hurtado, "even those who visit our countries to deliver talks, very rarely quote us in their work.
We use social media quite actively to engage our audience, online resources, and I deliver talks and workshops all across New Zealand.
Susan Rice rushed to Sunday shows to deliver talking point balderdash very quickly, on the notion that SOME INFORMATION NOW was better than GOOD INFORMATION LATER.
That's because their job is to deliver talking points, and they do so with a discipline worthy of the Marine Honor Guard, no matter what questions they're asked.
In our pilot study, we were invited to deliver talks to 43 participants from three community groups users of the local library, the local Chinese association and the local Irish pensioners association.
They delivered talking points to Democratic state chairmen and to members of Congress.
The slot will feature 100 key figures from the arts, media, politics and science including Germaine Greer, Lord Puttnam and Phil Redmond, delivering talks.
