SPEAKERS
Over 80 speakers from the worlds of advocacy, media and government.
F. Paul Bland
Robert T. Coulter
Clarence Ditlow
Jay Feldman
Robert Fellmeth
Karen Friedman
Al Fritsch
Lois Gibbs
Ralf Hotchkiss
Michael Jacobson
Jamie Love
Michael McPhearson
Harvey Rosenfield
Jeffrey Ruch
Jeff Cohen
Jeff Chester
Laura Flanders
Winona LaDuke
Jim Naureckas
Lori Wallach
Matt Wuerker
Danielle Brian
Jim Cason
Matthew Hoh
Kevin Martin
Lawrence Wilkerson
Mark Dimondstein
Bruce Fein
S. David Freeman
Russell Mokhiber
Max Stier
Jonathan Turley
John Kiriakou
Nicholas Johnson
Robert Pollin
Jesselyn Radack
Janine Jackson
Marta Tellado
Rena Steinzor
Raed Jarrar
Medea Benjamin
Chris Hedges
Phyllis Bennis
Tom DeVine
Wenonah Hauter
Janet Domenitz
Kathy Ozer
Mickey Huff
Robert Peck
Barry Ladendorf
John Nichols
Greg LeRoy
Sid Wolfe
Shawn Armbrust
Karen Higgins, RN
Kevin Zeese
Miles Rapoport
Breaking through Power
Four days of days of learning, planning and organizing.
Change the conversation
On May 24, Breaking through Power – The Media, We will discuss forming a new advocacy group “Voices” that will work to open up the commercial media, that use the public airwaves free of charge, to much more serious content.
86 Speakers
Over four days, speakers will present innovative ideas and strategies designed to take existing civic groups to higher levels of effectiveness. The participants will be asked to support the creation of several new organizations.
Civic Mobilization
Thousands of people at Constitution Hall and around the country and connect long-available knowledge to long-neglected action for the necessities and aspirations of people from all backgrounds.
venue
DAR Constitution Hall is Washington DC’s largest Concert Hall.
Constitution Hall
DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20006
(202) 628-1776
Near 17th and C
SPONSORS
Sponsored by Ralph Nader and the Center for the Study of Responsive Law.
