The National Association of Black Journalists’ Philadelphia Chapter will host a nonpartisan discussion forum Thursday, Oct. 10, examining Project 2025, a presidential transition plan published by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
The project has been a flashpoint of the election season. Discussion moderator WURD Radio host Solomon Jones and forum panelists will discuss its contents and significance during the free event at Center in the Park community center in Germantown. Registration is required.
Panelists participating in the discussion include Philadelphia …
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The National Association of Black Journalists’ Philadelphia Chapter will host a nonpartisan discussion forum Thursday, Oct. 10, examining Project 2025, a presidential transition plan published by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
The project has been a flashpoint of the election season. Discussion moderator WURD Radio host Solomon Jones and forum panelists will discuss its contents and significance during the free event at Center in the Park community center in Germantown. Registration is required.
Panelists participating in the discussion include Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir; Dorothy Roberts, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania; Dr. Timothy Golden, a legal analyst and scholar who teaches at Whitman College in Washington; and Christina Kristofic, investigations editor at The Philadelphia Tribune.
The event is at 6 p.m. To register, visit Eventbrite.com. The center is at 22. W. Rittenhouse Street.
