The Hoover Institution invites you to a special conversation with Condoleezza Rice, Brandice Canes-Wrone, Ben Ginsberg, and Orin Kerr examining the future of America’s democratic institutions and the principles that have sustained them for 250 years.
At a time of rapid technological, social, and geopolitical change, how can American institutions adapt while remaining anchored in the enduring ideals of liberty, equality, and self-government? The conversation will explore the institutions, civic commitments, and shared responsibilities necessary to preserve a healthy constitutional democracy, as well as the role citizens and leaders can play in strengthening trust and renewing the American experiment.
As America begins its next 250 years, join us for a timely conversation about what we must preserve, what must evolve, and what it will take to sustain freedom and self-government for generations to come.
