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Welcome to the Commonwealth Foundation's events page. Here you will find information on upcoming events, including speakers, locations, agendas, and online registration. You can also browse our past events for photos, event materials, and other resources.
Upcoming Events
First Annual Liberty Banquet
Harrisburg
MARCH 27, 2010
Join us for the First Annual Liberty Banquet featuring Sen. Mike Folmer and the Commonwealth Foundation.
CF President Matt Brouillette will be master of ceremonies.
Public Forum: Funding Pennsylvania’s Pension Systems
Erie
MARCH 30, 2010
As one of the least understood yet most far-reaching public policy topics, Pennsylvania’s state and municipal pension systems constitute a financial crisis that will dramatically impact taxpayers’ wallets in the not-too-distant future.
2010 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference
Harrisburg
APRIL 16, 2010
The conference is a two-day issues forum that brings together activists from across the Commonwealth to share ideas, network, and discuss issues with conservative leaders and elected officials. This year's keynote speaker is Dick Morris. Other speakers include Phyliss Schlafly, John Gizzi, and Pat Toomey. The conference also incorporates workshops, panels, and exhibitor tables.
American Majority Grassroots Training
Pittsburgh
APRIL 23, 2010
American Majority is joining forces with The John Hancock Committee for the States, RedState.com and SmartGirl Politics to provide a roadmap for conservative activists on how to take back their communities and effectively engage in state and local politics. These events will be held in seven cities across the country in what it is calling Post-Party Summits: Organizing for a Free America.
Unlike other events delivering cheer and little substance, these Post-Party Summits will provide patriots across the country with the knowledge and tools they need to be successful activists and transform conservative thoughts and values into effective action. Topics will include:
Live Free PA
Manheim
MAY 8, 2010
LiveFreePA is a day-long celebration of many of the personal freedoms we enjoy today but which are under attack in Harrisburg and Washington.
