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Throughout the year we host book signings, roundtable discussions, and educational and social events. Become involved with the Goldwater Institute -- check back for information about our upcoming events.
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Past Events
Arizona's Scholarship Tax Credit: Assessment and Recommendations December 11, 2003
At this policy forum, Carrie Lukas of the Independent Women's Forum, Dan Lips of the Arizona Dream Foundation, Sen. Mark Anderson, U.S. Rep. Trent Franks, and Rep. John Huppenthal gave their assessments of the Arizona scholarship tax credit program.
Burdensome Barriers: How Excessive Regulations Impede Entrepreneurship December 08, 2003
Facing burdensome and unnecessary regulations, would-be entrepreneurs are kept from becoming cosmetologists, barbers, African hairbraiders, taxicab drivers, and street vendors. In a new Goldwater Institute report, Institute for Justice staff attorney Tim Keller describes how entrepreneurs would rush to open businesses if set free from these needless regulations. Among their ranks would be hundreds of low-income and minority entrepreneurs who would be taking the first step up the proverbial economic ladder.
Robert Novak September 11, 2003
On Thursday, September 11, nationally syndicated columnist and television commentator Robert Novak spoke to a luncheon audience of 300 at the Ritz-Carlton. The sharp and savvy Novak commented mainly on the current political scene, but had kind words to say about the late Senator Barry M. Goldwater. Said Novak, "Barry Goldwater was the first optimistic conservative I ever came across."
Fifteenth Anniversary Gala April 12, 2003
The Goldwater Institute's 15th Anniversary Gala was a black tie celebration featuring dinner, dancing and entertainment at the Arizona Biltmore Resort. The Gala was held Saturday, April 12, 2003. Cocktails began at six o'clock. Dinner and awards program began at seven o'clock, followed by cocktails and dancing.
Larry Elder December 04, 2002
"A federal government that promises education, health care, and retirement neglects its most sacred obligation--to protect its citizens from foreign and domestic enemies."
