Panel Discussion
Inequality and Presidential Politics: Opportunities for Changing the Game
Join IPS economic and social inequality experts in discussing how this election year can be a pivotal moment for the movement to reverse inequality.
Date
May 17
Time
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
Venue
Institute for Policy Studies
1301 Connecticut Avenue NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20036
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Washington, DC 20036
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Join us in talking about how this election year can be a pivotal moment for the movement to reverse economic and social inequality as part four of our discussion series exploring the many facets of IPS's movement-building work.
Candidates Sanders, Clinton, and Trump have each brought inequality into the heart of the presidential debates in very different ways. How can progressive people seize this moment to put forward game-changing ideas that build power and engage the public in game-changing campaigns that address inequality? Join some of IPS’s economic policy experts as we discuss game-changing rules to reverse runaway inequality.
Please RSVP for this event here.
Speakers:
(Photo: withayou/Flickr)[/caption]
Join us in talking about how this election year can be a pivotal moment for the movement to reverse economic and social inequality as part four of our discussion series exploring the many facets of IPS's movement-building work.
Candidates Sanders, Clinton, and Trump have each brought inequality into the heart of the presidential debates in very different ways. How can progressive people seize this moment to put forward game-changing ideas that build power and engage the public in game-changing campaigns that address inequality? Join some of IPS’s economic policy experts as we discuss game-changing rules to reverse runaway inequality.
Please RSVP for this event here.
Speakers:
- Chuck Collins, Director, Program on Inequality and the Common Good, IPS. chuck@staging.ips-dc.org, 617-541-0500x3
- Sarah Anderson, Director, Global Economy, IPS, sarah@staging.ips-dc.org, (202) 234-9382
- Marc Bayard, Associate Fellow and Director, Black Worker Initiative, IPS, mbayard@staging.ips-dc.org
- Karen Dolan, Director, Criminalization of Poverty, IPS, karen@staging.ips-dc.org, 202-234-9382
