Archive for the Social Justice Tag

What Would Martin Do?

Update:  Thanks to every­one who came out to the 3rd annual “What Would Mar­tin Do?” event.  If you missed it or sim­ply want to enjoyRead more

Congressional Briefing on Voter Suppression

Con­gres­sional Brief­ing on Voter Sup­pres­sion Hosted by the ADA Edu­ca­tion Fund Tues­day, Decem­ber 20, 2011 1:00 to 2:30 PM Sen­ate Vis­i­tor Cen­ter, Room 201–00 Wash­ing­ton, D.C. ForRead more

Documentary Screening of “A Force More Powerful: Freedom in Our Lifetime” About the Civil Resistance Movement in South Africa

The ADA Edu­ca­tion Fund will host a screen­ing of the 30-minute seg­ment, “Free­dom in Our Life­time,” the story of the suc­cess­ful boy­cott move­ment in Apartheid-eraRead more

Congressional Briefing on Youth Unemployment

The cur­rent buzz­word in Wash­ing­ton is ‘jobs’ – both what killed them and how to cre­ate more.  One aspect of the unem­ploy­ment prob­lem that doesn’tRead more

Congressional Briefings

Octo­ber 2011 — Social Secu­rity: Bud­get, Pol­icy, and the Way For­ward Sep­tem­ber 2011 — Third Annual Jim Jontz Lec­ture on Health Care: The State Per­spec­tiveRead more

Jim Jontz Lecture

The Jontz lec­ture series is an annual event hosted by the ADA Edu­ca­tion Fund hon­or­ing the life and val­ues of James “Jim” Prather Jontz.  JontzRead more

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ADA Education Fund

The ADA Edu­ca­tion Fund is an inde­pen­dent, char­i­ta­ble entity that focuses on increas­ing pub­lic aware­ness through edu­ca­tion. The Ed Fund pro­duces peri­odic pol­icy briefs, hosts pro­gres­sive speak­ers on a range of issues, and spon­sors Gal­braith research fellowships