New Leaders Council Northeast Conversation

Posted by New Leaders Council on April 27, 2015

New Leaders Council
Northeast Conversation
Saturday, May 9, 2015
The National Constitution Center

525 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA

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In light of the issues surrounding net neutrality, education, income inequality, and the tragic events of Ferguson, Missouri, and the death of Eric Gardner, the Philadelphia Chapter will host a forum on how our founding documents inform (and come up short on) the rights we have taken for granted as 21st Century Americans. Our Modern Constitutional Convention will, much like the first in 1787, bring to delegates from New England and the Mid-Atlantic to Philadelphia’s famed Old City to discuss how we can continue to form a more perfect union.
Whether you are a fellow, alumni, or friend of NLC, will you join us — alongside the likes of David L. Cohen (Executive VP, Comcast), Burns Strider (President, American Values Network), Roz McPherson (President, Urban League of Philadelphia) and others — for a day of dynamic discussion about our embattled and emerging Constitutional rights. As an entrepreneur, mover, shaker, doer, will you join our task as we ask ourselves: what do We the People believe in? What will we fight for?

Highlighted speakers:

  • Mark Riddle, Executive Director, New Leaders Council
  • David L. Cohen, Executive Vice President, Comcast
  • Roz McPherson, President & CEO, Urban League of Philadelphia
  • Tim Sparapani, Principal, SPQR Strategies
  • Frank Banca, Community Organizer, JusticeWorks YouthCare & InsideOut Prison Exchange
  • PA Senator Daylin Leach

…and more!

When: May 9, 2015 at 10am – 5pm

Where:
The National Constitution Center
525 Arch St
Philadelphia, PA 19106
United States

Contact: Dan Siegel, NLC Philadelphia · [email protected]


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