May 24, 31
Open
Meetings # 3,815+ contact the Program Coordinator Charles Paidock if you would like to speak at
May 10th
Great Power Politics
and the Multipolar World 2025 and Beyond
Meetings # 3,817 - Eric Mao: Geopolitical analyst and the founder and president of the Geopolitical Forum
Description: The trend having been going on in recent years and getting more evident, with the public acknowledgements by Sec. Rubio the world has “officially” transitioned from unipolar to multipolar. How will the former unipole, the United States, behave in the new world order? How will the dynamics be between the other great powers—China and Russia—and the rest of the world?
Special May Day Speaker
May 3rd
An Analysis of Saul Alinsky and the Rules for Radicals
Meetings # 3,816 - college regular Justin Tucker
"His goal was to create a guide for future community organizers, to use in uniting low-income communities, or "Have-Nots", in order for them to gain by any effective, non-violent means social, political, legal, environmental and economic wealth and power.[2] Inside of it, Alinsky compiled the lessons he had learned throughout his experiences of community organizing from 1939 to 1971."
May 17th
American Monetary Institute (AMI)
for reforms to bring forth a greater level of economic justice
Meetings # 3,818 - Steven Walsh
The American Monetary Institute (AMI) is a publicly supported charity, founded in 1996 to present the results of our research in a manner understandable by the average citizen; leading to monetary reforms which bring forth a greater level of economic justice and a more equitable and efficient functioning of government.
The speaker states that: “It is a timely moment in our history for a few reasons, not all of them obvious. I will reference two recent books on the Federal Reserve: Our Money: Monetary Policy as if Democracy Matters by Leah Downey and Spread the Fed by Robert Hockett (and two of his earlier works are The People’s Ledger and Financing the Green New Deal). Hockett and other authors are pushing for substantial changes that only Congress could authorize. It will take many enlightened citizens pushing our politicians to make these vital changes. Further, it will be necessary to lay out the plan of this new foundation before we are staring down the barrel of the next financial crisis (p.46 of Our Money above referenced).
People who want to further their understanding before May 17th are cordially invited to a webinar with Hockett on Wednesday, April 23rd, at noon.”