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The Policy Circle and Center for the Study of Liberty are excited to announce that they will be co-sponsoring “Women’s Influence & Liberty Conference”, a half-day conference for women on September 17, 2016, in Indianapolis at the Ivy Tech Community College Conference Center. The Women’s Influence & Liberty Conference will begin with lunch and a keynote speaker, Nina Easton, Chair of Fortune […]
Have you donated to a campaign before? This recent New York Times article highlights the increasing number of women donors and bundlers for political campaigns in both parties, combating both “the expectation even among women that other women are not donors,” and the perception that women are more comfortable giving to causes rather than political campaigns. “In […]
“More than two centuries after freedom of speech was enshrined in the First Amendment to the Constitution, that right is very much in the news. Campus speech codes, disinvited commencement speakers, jailed performance artists, exiled leakers, a blogger condemned to a thousand lashes by one of our closest allies, and the massacre of French cartoonists have […]
The Policy Circle was pleased to welcome five new Circles starting up in Texas, Illinois, Ohio and Indiana during the months of March and April, bringing our total to 18 Circles. This summer will also mark the start of our first Policy Circle in New York, right in the heart of Manhattan. What Circles […]
This interactive game , created by the Wilson Center and the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at The Brookings Institute, allows you to choose from a variety of priorities (taxes, national security, entitlement reform, etc), and fiscal policies, then see the impact of your choices on the budget and our national debt. The easy interface and real-world policy options make it an easy but educational way […]
The Policy Circle co-founder Sylvie Légère recently gave a talk in Washington, DC, to women participating in the National Excellence in Public Service conference that brought together organizations such as the Lugar Series that encourages women to run for local, state and national elective and appointed offices. In her remarks, Sylvie spoke about the importance of “social capital,” […]