About this Event
In today’s turbulent times, how do leaders boldly pave the way forward for progressive change? Join the Kennedy Institute for a conversation with Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) on his recent book It Takes Chutzpah chronicling his remarkable political career sponsoring some of the most consequential laws on civil rights, health care, pathways to economic opportunity, and protecting the environment.
In conversation with Jim Acosta, former CNN Anchor and Chief White House Correspondent, Sen. Wyden will tell the behind the scenes story on how these legislative battles were won and how each of us has the ability to fearlessly defy limitations for the betterment of our communities, schools, businesses, and lives.
12:30pm - Lobby Doors Open
1:00pm - Program Begins
2:00pm - Book Signing & Light Reception
3:00pm - Reception Concludes
VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE
This event will be streamed live on the Kennedy Institue YouTube page. To register to receive a reminder with the link, click "Get Tickets" above and select "Virtual Attendee" as your ticket type.
DOORS & SEATING
Lobby doors open at 12:30pm for audience check-in. Seating is first-come, first-served. Some seats have obstructed views.
FOOD AND DRINK
Please join us for a light reception immediately following the program at 2:00pm. Please note that food and drinks are not allowed inside the chamber.
BAGS
The Kennedy Institute reserves the right to screen any backpacks and bags brought into the building.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
Directions are available on the Institute's website. For GPS purposes use "Edward M. Kennedy Institute." Do not use 210 Morrissey Boulevard. Free parking is available in the Kennedy Institute lot.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, Columbia Point, Boston, United States
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