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: LexLibrisUpcoming Event: Re-inspiring Citizenship in the 2008 Election
Re-inspiring Citizenship in the 2008 Election
A Civic Dialogue with Participants of the November 5th Coalition and The Citizen Solution, including Harry Boyte and Don Shelby -- Panel Discussion
Thu 07/24/08 7:00 to 8:30PM
ADMISSION
Free
LOCATION
Weisman Art Museum -- 333 East River Road -- Minneapolis, MN 55455
Space is limited and registration required. Call 612-625-9494 to sign up.
Program with refreshments served.
The November 5th Coalition is a broad national alliance to renew cross-partisan civic action in this election season. Harry Boyte, founder and co-director of the University of Minnesota?s Center for Citizenship and Democracy and one of the leaders of the November 5th Coalition, and other members of the national group will discuss the renewal of Minnesota?s citizenship action tradition across partisan divisions to solve civic problems. News anchor Don Shelby joins the program. Boyte will draw from his new book "The Citizen Solution: How You Can Make A Difference," in which he discusses how to move past slash-and-burn politics in this election season. Come join small group dialogues to discuss citizen solutions this year and beyond. Learn more about the Center for Citizenship and Democracy at www.publicwork.org.
Presented in conjunction with By the People, for the People: New Deal Art at the Weisman.
Full post as published by LexLibris on July 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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