Good Government Forum
There's going to be a "Good Government" panel discussion on April 11th. This forum will be held between 6:30 and 8:00 pm at Huntsman Hall (main auditorium) 38th and Walnut, UPenn campus, Philadelphia.
The panelists are:
• State Representative Greg Vitali who will speak on "campaigning with integrity."
• Marian Schneider, a CPL fellow, attorney and cofounder of the Chester County chapter of the Coalition for Voting Integrity, will focus on the problems with electronic voting machines.
• Councilman Michael Nutter who will speak about ethics reform and integrity of elected officials once in office.
• Zack Stalberg, CEO of the Committee of Seventy, will moderate the panel discussion.
The Center for Progressive Leadership - a co-sponsor of this forum - believes that government should be a powerful force for creating justice and equity in our society. Your participation in this forum will ensure that the emerging political leaders in Pennsylvania will have the necessary tools and knowledge of this topic to further the cause of good government.
The event is co-sponsored by the Fels Institute. (See http://www.fels.upenn.edu/
The panelists are:
• State Representative Greg Vitali who will speak on "campaigning with integrity."
• Marian Schneider, a CPL fellow, attorney and cofounder of the Chester County chapter of the Coalition for Voting Integrity, will focus on the problems with electronic voting machines.
• Councilman Michael Nutter who will speak about ethics reform and integrity of elected officials once in office.
• Zack Stalberg, CEO of the Committee of Seventy, will moderate the panel discussion.
The Center for Progressive Leadership - a co-sponsor of this forum - believes that government should be a powerful force for creating justice and equity in our society. Your participation in this forum will ensure that the emerging political leaders in Pennsylvania will have the necessary tools and knowledge of this topic to further the cause of good government.
The event is co-sponsored by the Fels Institute. (See http://www.fels.upenn.edu/
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