Attend Imagination Works: The Next Minnesota Education Innovation
Thursday, June 25
Breakfast 7:00 a.m. | Program 7:30 - 9:00 a.m.
Wilder Foundation
451 Lexington Parkway N, St. Paul
No charge car and bike parking, transit accessible
Admission: $5 for members, $10 for nonmembers
Breakfast included
Register now
 Minnesota pioneered public school choice and created charter schools. Now, legislation that passed this year opens the door for real zones of innovation inside school districts.
Join us to hear Curt Johnson of Education|Evolving explain how this new law may be bigger Minnesota's previous innovations in education.
Sponsored by Twin Cities Business, Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation, Dean Phillips, Win Wallin |
Long Term Care Financing: Asking the Right Question
Turn to page 5 in the recent MN Journal to read Stacy Becker's article on long term care: "It isn't just a question of how we pay for it."
Stacy describes the current long term care financing problem facing Minnesota and the nation. She also talks about the Citizens League's long term care financing group, and the particular problem that it has defined. The number of Minnesota seniors is projected to double by 2030, and the long term care financing group believes the discussion should start here.
Read the article here and feel free to share any comments on our policy blog.
...and become a member to have the MN Journal delivered!
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Attend the National Civic Summit
July 15-17
Minneapolis Hilton and Mill City Museum
The Citizens League is proud to co-present the National Civic Summit.This three-day event will convene civic organizations and civic conversations from across the country, focused on active citizenship through expanding our civic imagination and capacity -- key elements of our mission.
Learn more and register at www.nationalcivicsummit.com.
Thanks to Target, the presenting sponsor, with additional support provided by the General Mills
Foundation.
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