2023 Agenda
Friday, January 20th & Saturday, January 21st
Saturday, January 21st
A full day of engaging discussions.
8:00
Arrive, coffee
Museum of the Bible
400 4th St SW
Washington, DC 20024
8:15
Opening remarks
8:30
Breakfast with speakers
Students join panelists and invited guests for discussion over meals.
Dining in the main gathering room. Overflow seating in the members' lounge and board room.
9:35
Panel session no. 1
11:00
Keynote speeches
12:30
Lunch with speakers
Students join panelists and invited guests for discussion over meals.
Dining in the main gathering room. Overflow seating in the members' lounge and board room.
1:35
Keynote speech
2:40
Panel session no. 2
4:00
Keynote speeches
5:25
Closing remarks
Students depart on buses and return to their campuses with continued support from the
David Network.
Speakers Include
Erika Bachiochi
Bishop James Conley
Robert George
Steve Green
Philip Hamburger
Erin Hawley
Trent Horn
Don Landry
Kathryn Lopez
Vivek Ramaswamy
Jacqueline Rivers
Scott Stewart
Panels
We Are The Post-Roe Generation
Chuck Donovan
Malka Groden
Kathryn Lopez
Ismail Royer
Chelsea Sobolik
Does conservatism fully embrace the pro-life movement, and what does it mean for this new generation of young adults to be comprehensively pro-life and pro-family moving forward in their lives?
Protecting Minority Rights: In Defense of Our Children
Jacqueline Rivers
Jonathan Arnold
Carlos Duran
What role ought race or culture play in the way we engage in policy formation, especially with regard to our understanding of the best way to protect and care for children?
Pro-Life Policy on the Hill & in the Courts
Erin Hawley
Kristina Roegner
Scott Stewart
Description to come.
Admin Law
Philip Hamburger
Andrew Ferguson
Description to come.
Why can't we have happy families?
Rachel Anderson
David Azerrad
Katie Gorka
Inez Stepman
It has become common knowledge that most marriages now end in divorce, that trust in educational institutions is extremely low, and that Generation Z suffers from a crippling buffet of mental health issues. But what about the way that we are encouraged to live our lives causes this deep unhappiness? What are the challenges families face, and how do we build healthier ones?
Feminism and Womanhood in the 21st century
Helen Andrews
Erika Bachiochi
Nour Goda
Leah Libresco
Calling yourself a "feminist" can mean anything from being a full-blown Marxist to wanting women to vote. What has been the legacy of this complex movement? Does feminism help or hurt women? What is the best and most fulfilling way for women to comport themselves in a changing modern world?
Future of Conservatism
Matthew Continetti
Arthur Milikh
Ramesh Ponnuru
Description to come.