• If you liked your plan, but couldn’t keep it, let the world know. Post a picture of your ObamaCare-induced health insurance cancellation notice to the Independent Women’s Forum’s website MyCancellation.com. Or share your story at Heritage Action for America’s My Obamacare Increase website.
• Peek into the dark world of the radical left. David Horowitz will discuss his experiences as a former Communist-progressive, as detailed in The Black Book of the American Left: The Collected Conservative Writings of David Horowitz. Horowitz will speak at The Heritage Foundation on November 12 at noon.
• Honor our nation’s veterans on Veterans Day, November 11. One way to do that is to see the film Honor Flight: One Last Mission, a documentary about efforts to give World War II veterans a trip to see the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. The film is showing in various theaters around the country. (At Marcus Theatres, veterans can see the film for free on Veterans Day.)
• High school juniors and seniors, win a scholarship in the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education’s Freedom in Academia Essay Contest. The foundation will give first ($10,000), second ($5,000), and third ($1,000) prizes to the best written essays explaining why free speech is important at our nation’s colleges and universities. Submissions are due by January 1.
• If you want to find a job working for liberty in Texas, check out the Texas Public Policy Action’s Liberty Jobs Bank, “a central hub for Texas-based liberty-minded job creators and job seekers to connect.”
• Find out if the Federal Reserve was a good idea at the Cato Institute’s 31st Annual Monetary Policy Conference. The discussion will start at Cato at 9 a.m., November 14.
• Take in an advance screening of Unlikely Heroes of the Arab Spring, “an eye-opening exploration of the volatile economic conditions that led to the 2010 Arab uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.” The Illinois Policy Institute will host the screening of this Free to Choose Network documentary. The reception begins at 5:30 p.m. on November 13 at the ShowPlace Icon at Roosevelt Collection venue in Chicago. A panel discussion will follow.
• Learn what fusionist conservatism is. Free Think University is now offering Becky Norton Dunlop’s lectures on the topic as part of its Conservatism 101 series.
• Peek into the dark world of the radical left. David Horowitz will discuss his experiences as a former Communist-progressive, as detailed in The Black Book of the American Left: The Collected Conservative Writings of David Horowitz. Horowitz will speak at The Heritage Foundation on November 12 at noon.
• Honor our nation’s veterans on Veterans Day, November 11. One way to do that is to see the film Honor Flight: One Last Mission, a documentary about efforts to give World War II veterans a trip to see the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. The film is showing in various theaters around the country. (At Marcus Theatres, veterans can see the film for free on Veterans Day.)
• High school juniors and seniors, win a scholarship in the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education’s Freedom in Academia Essay Contest. The foundation will give first ($10,000), second ($5,000), and third ($1,000) prizes to the best written essays explaining why free speech is important at our nation’s colleges and universities. Submissions are due by January 1.
• If you want to find a job working for liberty in Texas, check out the Texas Public Policy Action’s Liberty Jobs Bank, “a central hub for Texas-based liberty-minded job creators and job seekers to connect.”
• Find out if the Federal Reserve was a good idea at the Cato Institute’s 31st Annual Monetary Policy Conference. The discussion will start at Cato at 9 a.m., November 14.
• Take in an advance screening of Unlikely Heroes of the Arab Spring, “an eye-opening exploration of the volatile economic conditions that led to the 2010 Arab uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.” The Illinois Policy Institute will host the screening of this Free to Choose Network documentary. The reception begins at 5:30 p.m. on November 13 at the ShowPlace Icon at Roosevelt Collection venue in Chicago. A panel discussion will follow.
• Learn what fusionist conservatism is. Free Think University is now offering Becky Norton Dunlop’s lectures on the topic as part of its Conservatism 101 series.
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