John Brandl & His Uncommon Quest for Common Good
Join us for the second annual celebration, as some of Minnesota's strangest bedfellows gather to talk about a critical issue in the ecumenical spirit of a remarkable scholar, public servant, and friend, the late John Brandl.
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. | Reception to follow
Humphrey Center
301 19th Avenue South, Minneapolis
This event is free but registration is appreciated.
To register, email Britt.Drake[at]AmericanExperiment.org
with your name(s) and phone number
or call Britt at 612-338-3605.
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Our keynote this year is historian Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, a scholar of similar openness and breadth, who will talk about the lost virtue of thrift, a subject about which Americans of all political and philosophical views increasingly resonate and worry about.
Dr. Whitehead is director of the John Templeton Center for Thrift and Generosity at the Institute for American Values in New York. Her newest book is Franklin's Thrift: The Lost History of an American Virtue.
Sponsored by the Caux Round Table, Center of the American Experiment, Citizens League, and Growth & Justice. We thank the Humphrey Institute, Professor Brandl's longtime academic home, for its hospitality.
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