Upcoming WPC Events
The Coming Crisis in Citizenship
May 20th - Evans School of Public Affairs
Forum/Room 309, Parrington Hall
University of Washington Campus
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Free Event
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Washington Policy Center and our board members Fred Bovenkamp and Amb. Della Newman
cordially invite you to a special evening reception for our Whatcom County supporters
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
5:30 – 7:00 pm
Hotel Bellwether
1 Bellwether Way,
Bellingham, WA 98225
* Hosted wine and hors d’oeuvres.
Washington Policy Center (WPC) invites you to a special reception and wrap-up of the 2008 Legislative Session for our supporters and those interested in learning more about our work. This hosted event will discuss the recently completed Session, focusing on how it will affect you and your business. WPC’s president and research center directors will give a review of their work during Session, including publications on the state budget, taxes, health care, transportation, the environment and ways to improve the business climate. They will also look at the top issues to look for during the remainder of this busy election year and preview their new Policy Guide for Washington state.
WPC is the premier independent policy organization in Washington state. We publish studies, sponsor events and conferences, and educate citizens on public policy issues facing our state. We provide legislators, the media, and citizens with important analysis of current policy issues and recommendations to improve public policy in our region.
RSVP by Tuesday, May 27th. To attend, fax the below form to (206) 624-8038, or contact Alison White at awhite@washingtonpolicy.org, or (888) WPC-9272.
2008 Annual Transportation Event
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
7:30 - 9:00am
Downtown Seattle: The Harbor Club
801 Second Avenue, 17th Floor
Seattle, WA 98104
On June 17th, Washington Policy Center will hold its Annual Center for Transportation Event. This year’s event will be a breakfast featuring a keynote address by transportation and economics expert and Senior Research Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, Ronald D. Utt, Ph.D. He will address congestion relief and discuss ways Washington State could improve.