2006 Conference Program

Advancing the principles of freedom
in the 21^st century

7^th Annual Freedom 21 National Conference

July 20 - 22, 2006

Sponsored by:
American Land Rights Association

American Policy Center

Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow

Eagle Forum
EdWatch
Environmental Conservation Organization
Heartland Institute

Sovereignty International

Reservations: 800-354-9793
Ft. Mitchell, KY (at Cincinnati airport)

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HOW TO advance the principles of freedom...

Thursday, July 20

Friday, July 21

Saturday, July 22

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Thursday, July 20^th

1:00 pm Opening ceremonies and welcome - Henry Lamb and Tom DeWeese
1:15 pm Session 1 - Why we must advance the principles of freedom

Tom DeWeese - is founder of the American Policy Center and Freedom21.com, and is at the tip of the spear in the fight for private property rights, and resisting "sustainable development." He is an outstanding, inspirational speaker who will kick off this conference by setting forth the reasons why we must advance the principles of freedom in public policy, at every level of government.

2:00 pm Session 2 - HOW TO protect your community from sustainable development

Daniel Beckett - Recognizing Sustainable policy and practices in your county. He has been deeply involved in activities in Santa Cruz County to prevent a complete take-over of the county by "sustainable development" enthusiasts.

Joanne Nathan - Strategizing a response. Joanne is a key participant in Freedom21 Santa Cruz and her skills have helped this group become a national leader in developing effective responses to the onrush of "sustainable development."

Roy Avila - Freedom 21 Santa Cruz ; A Tool Chest for Local Responders

Michael Shaw - "The Road to Renewal" - 1) The consequence of compromise in the battle against political globalism; 2) How the meaning of private property is being compromised; 3) The quickening pace of Sustainable Development implementation; and 4) Principle as the basis for a genuine political revival in America.

3:30 - 4:00 pm - Break
4:00 pm Session 3 - HOW TO build an effective organization

Norm Davis - heads the Take Back Kentucky organization, which is one of the most effective statewide coalitions in the nation. He has led workshops in several states, and has developed an organizational plan of action that has yielded positive results time and time again, in the Kentucky Legislature.

5:30 pm Adjourn
6:30 - 8:00 pm "Welcome to Kentucky" Reception (Included in registration)
Sponsored by:
Bavarian Waste Service
Take Back Kentucky

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