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Low-resolution conference brochure (168KB)
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Conference description
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Membership brochure (296 kb pdf)
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The Journalists' Guide to the American Dream (html)
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Preserving the American Dream
Speaker List
Following is a list of confirmed and invited speakers to the 2004 Preserving the American Dream conference. In general, affiliations are listed with the speakers below for identification only; speakers will represent themselves, not the organizations with which they may be affiliated.
Confirmed
- Earl Blumenauer, U.S. Representative, Portland
- Liz Callison, West Multnomah Conservation District, Portland, OR
- Kathleen Calongne, Assistant Director, Center for the American Dream, Golden, CO
- John Charles, Cascade Policy Institute, Portland
- Wendell Cox, publicpurpose.com, Bellevue, IL
- Ken Dueker, Portland State University
- Senator Ted Ferrioli, John Day, Oregon
- David Hunnicutt, Director, Oregonians in Action, Tigard, OR
- Jerry Johnson, Johnson Gardner LLC, Portland, OR
- Andy Kerr, Alternatives to Growth Oregon, Ashland, OR
- Kay McClanahan, South Carolina Property Rights Watch, Richland County, SC
- Saundra McFadden-Weaver, Kansas City Councilwoman, Kansas City, MO
- Owen McShane, Center for Resource Management Studies, New Zealand
- Gerard Mildner, Associate Professor of Urban Studies, Portland State University
- Eric Montague, Washington Policy Center, Seattle, WA
- Joe Neal, South Carolina State Representative, Richland County, SC
- Randal O'Toole, economist, Thoreau Institute, Bandon, OR
- Alan Pisarski, author of Commuting in America, Falls Church, VA
- Tom Rubin, transit expert, Oakland, CA
- Peter Samuel, Publisher, Tollroads News, Frederick, MD
- Joel Schwartz, Senior Fellow, Environment Program, Reason Foundation, Sacramento, CA
- John Finley Scott, Professor of Sociology Emeritus, University of California (Davis)
- Erik Slotboom, author of Houston Freeways, Houston, TX
- Fred Smith, President, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington, DC
- David Strom, President, Taxpayers League of Minnesota, Twin Cities, MN
- Rodney Stubbs, Salem, OR
- Stephen Town, architectural liaison, West Yorkshire Police, Bradford, England
- Ron Utt, Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC
- David Willmott, Director, Centre for Urban and Transport Studies, New Zealand
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