Wednesday, February 5, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. in Knatvold and via Zoom

Ken Yeats will provide an overview of the 27 amendments to the Constitution: He will then focus on two that are in the news as the nation addresses current issues: the 4th amendment, related to privacy in the digital age, and the 14th amendment, related to birthright citizenship and modern battles for freedom and equality. He will draw on this series from the Constitution Center: https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/constitution-101-course.



We will start the Great Decisions series from the Foreign Policy Association on February 19. Booklets are available from the Foreign Policy Association at this FPA link. This year's topics are American Foreign Policy at a Crossroads; U.S. Changing Leadership of the World Economy; U.S.-China Relations; India: Between China, the West, and the Global South; International Cooperation on Climate Change; The Future of NATO and European Security; AI and American National Security; and American Foreign Policy in the Middle East.

We are welcoming volunteers to lead the sessions still available: American Foreign Policy at a Crossroads, U.S.-China Relations, and AI and National Security, all three important issues, especially as a new federal administration assumes the helm.

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