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The Commonwealth Club - San Francisco595 Market Street, 2nd floorSan Francisco, CA 94105 map district: Union Square/San Francisco Centre Tel. +1 415.597.6700 Website |
| Mon Nov 23 The Millennial Changemakers
Erica Fernandez, Stanford student; Grassroots Organizer Opposing Liquefied Gas and Pesticide Spraying in S. CA
Rachel Barge, Director and Founder, Campus InPower
Alec Loorz, Founder, Kids vs. Global Warming
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![]() | Mon Nov 30 In conversation with KGO TV's Dan Ashley, hear the story of Captain Sullenberger’s heroic landing hailed around the world as "the miracle on the Hudson" last winter. Sully will discuss how he'd spent his entire life preparing for those minutes in the... More | ![]() |
| Mon Nov 30 Sixty countries (more than a quarter of all UN members) are unable to meet the basic requirements of statehood, as recently reported by the Brookings Institution. What or who is keeping these states from falling into the abyss of full state failure? ... More | ![]() |
| About The Commonwealth Club - San Francisco The Commonwealth Club of California is the nation's oldest and largest public affairs forum, bringing together its 16,000 members for over 400 annual events on topics ranging across politics, culture, society and the economy. Founded in 1903, the Commonwealth Club has played host to a diverse and distinctive array of speakers, from Teddy Roosevelt in 1911 to Erin Brockovich in 2001. Along the way, Martin Luther King, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and Bill Gates have all given landmark speeches at the Club. |
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Editorial Review Art Scene March 11th - 24th By melissa lane (03/11/2005)" The Commonwealth Club rounds up local art luminaries to talk smart about art. Specifically, they'll hash out what happens when you mix your fine arts with your nightlife. Jennifer Rogers, co-owner of Varnish Fine Art; Laura Janku, editor of Artweek; Gabe Scott, curator for 111 Minna Gallery; and Ariane Maclean, director of Gen Art SF will explore the good and the bad between the two. Are they using each other? Do they see each other as a cheap one-night gimmick? Or do they still respect each other in the morning, feeling revitalized from a night of synergistic mingling? Ali Ghanbarian, Editor of SOMA Magazine will moderate and keep the kids " |
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