Renewing the Dream The inscription where Martin Luther King Jr. stood is fading. 8/28
It is time to reaffirm the truth that all men are created equal. Wharton Club members and guests are invited!
RENEWING THE DREAM
It is time to reaffirm the truth that all men are created equal. That’s why the Prohuman Foundation is launching Renewing the Dream, a campaign to revitalize MLK’s stone marker on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
But Renewing the Dream means more than preserving MLK's legacy in stone.
It means investing in programs that reinforce pluralism, character, and shared humanity. Every generation needs champions who will pledge to ensure that MLK’s dream of brotherhood beats forever in Americans’ hearts. We invite you to make that pledge and join us:
Event
Cocktails, dinner, fundraiser, and a performance by the legendary Daryl Davis. Tickets: $125/person
Location
The National Press Club
529 14th Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20045
(202) 662-7500
Parking
The National Press Club recommends booking parking in advance through the SpotHero app. Valet Parking at higher costs is also available at the JW Marriott hotel
(next to the Press Club) or the Willard Hotel (across the street).
Attire
Cocktail
Steering Committee
Master Trainer, Leadership Coach
Executive Director of Black-Jewish Reconciliation: (Re)Building The Bridge
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of King: A Life.
Author, Activist, Speaker
Filmmaker, Journalist
Corporate Attorney, Entrepreneur
Trial lawyer, legislator, and author of The Dream: Martin Luther King Jr., and the Speech that Inspired a Nation.
Chair, Jewish Studies Program, Dartmouth College
Martin Luther King, Jr. Centennial Professor, Stanford University. Author of Young King: The Making of Martin Luther King Jr.
Entertainment Executive, Writer, Speaker
Former U.S. Representative who led the congressional effort in 2003 to secure the original "I Have A Dream" marker at the Lincoln Memorial.
Presidential Leadership Scholar, Social Entrepreneur
Professor, Author, Research Fellow
Musician, Producer, Artist
Scholar and author of The Three Mothers: How the Mothers of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin Shaped a Nation.
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