Tuesday, April 14
Doors 5:30 | Program 6:00 - 7:00
Varsity Theater
1308 4th Street SE, MinneapolisAdmission: $10, $5 for students
Appetizers from the Loring Pasta Bar included
Every day, the news brings us more stories about the recession and how the government intends to fix it. But do you feel like you understand it? What is the stimulus package really, and how is it supposed to work -- both nationally and here at home?
We might not be able to explain it all, but we're going to take a pretty good stab at it . . . and enjoy a beer in the process.
Join moderator Steve Seel (DJ from 89.3 The Current), Tom Weber (MPR News reporter), and Glenn Dorfman (former housing lobbyist and current consultant on economic analysis and public affairs).
Register nowThe 2009 Policy and a Pint series is generously sponsored by Best Buy. |
Register for The Principles of Innovation with Alex Cirillo
Thursday, April 30
Doors 7:00 a.m. | Program 7:30 - 8:45 a.m.
Wilder Foundation
451 Lexington Parkway N, St. Paul
Admission: $5 members, $10 non-members
Free parking
3M is famous for its innovation -- but can the principles and processes it uses be applied to our public policy challenges? Join us for an interactive conversation, the first in the new Imagination Works series.
Read more about the series or register now.
Sponsored by: Twin Cities Business, Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation, Dean Phillips, and Win Wallin |
Get Involved! The Membership and Engagement Committee and Policy Advisory Committee are looking for members.
The Citizens League is reconvening the Membership and Engagement Committee, which will be co-chaired this year by Nena Street and Tom Teigen.
If you've been looking for a way to get more involved with the work the Citizens League does and are interested in helping the Citizens League achieve its membership goals, this committee is for you.
For more information and to sign up contact Catherine Wood at cwood[at]citizensleague.org.
The Citizens league is also looking for more members to join the Policy Advisory Committee.
If you are interested in helping the Citizens League develop and evaluate our civic policy agenda, this could be the right group for you. For more details and to sign up, click here. |
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