The PLATO Society of Los Angeles Presents a Free Lecture - Open to the Public on POLITICS: Can We All Just Get Along? by Kamy Akhavan
Los Angeles, CA, October 09, 2019 --(PR.com)-- The PLATO Society of Los Angeles is excited to announce its October 2019 Colloquium: POLITICS: Can We All Just Get Along?, Presented by Kamy Akhavan. October 17, 2019; Skirball Cultural Center; Address: 2701 N Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049; 12:45 Coffee and Cookies, 1:30-3:00 Program.
Why do people get so hostile when they discuss politics?
Kambiz “Kamy" Akhavan will delve into the political, psychological and sociological answers at PLATO's October colloquium.
At the USC Center for the Political Future, he oversees the operations of the Unruh Institute of Politics and the USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll. Former CEO of ProCon.org, the nation's leading source of non-partisan research on controversial issues, Kamy has appeared on AP, Reuters, CBS, NPR, CNN, Fox News and The Washington Post. He holds a BA and MA in History from UCLA. Don't miss this very illuminating event.
October 17, 2019
Skirball Cultural Center
Address: 2701 N Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049
12:45 Coffee and Cookies 1:30-3:00 Program
Free parking. Open to the Public.
For more information or to get on our email list:
email us at office@ThePLATOSociety.org . Or go to our website: www.ThePLATOSociety.org or phone us at 424-835-9181.
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles
Learning for a Lifetime
The nonprofit, member-run, Plato Society of Los Angeles, located near UCLA at 1083 Gayley Avenue, Westwood, has for 30 years been a terrific place to get together with other people who have a deep passion for learning. It has been described by the Wall Street Journal as one of the finest lifelong learning communities in the country, and as unique by The New York Times.
The PLATO Society is open to anyone with a love of learning who is interested and willing to participate. Members meet regularly in Westwood, near UCLA, to study and discuss topics of interest in science, history, philosophy, biography, art, music, theatre, literature, political science, and more. About 25 peer led seminars are ongoing at any time. In addition, we offer optional day trips, foreign trips, lectures, luncheon discussions, theatre and dining groups, multi-day getaways, and more.
The PLATO Society is self-run and non-profit. It was originally started by UCLA (and is still associated with the UCLA honors program). Many of our 400 members work part time or are retired.
Visitors are most welcome. Call 424-835-9181 to make an appointment to visit us and discover for yourself what we can offer you.
If you have questions or want to learn more, feel free to call 424-835-9181
or go directly to the PLATO Society web site https://www.theplatosociety.org/
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles -
1) Phone 424-835-9181
2) Email office@ThePlatoSociety.org
3) Website www.ThePlatoSociety.org
Facebook https://www.facebook.com
Why do people get so hostile when they discuss politics?
Kambiz “Kamy" Akhavan will delve into the political, psychological and sociological answers at PLATO's October colloquium.
At the USC Center for the Political Future, he oversees the operations of the Unruh Institute of Politics and the USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll. Former CEO of ProCon.org, the nation's leading source of non-partisan research on controversial issues, Kamy has appeared on AP, Reuters, CBS, NPR, CNN, Fox News and The Washington Post. He holds a BA and MA in History from UCLA. Don't miss this very illuminating event.
October 17, 2019
Skirball Cultural Center
Address: 2701 N Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049
12:45 Coffee and Cookies 1:30-3:00 Program
Free parking. Open to the Public.
For more information or to get on our email list:
email us at office@ThePLATOSociety.org . Or go to our website: www.ThePLATOSociety.org or phone us at 424-835-9181.
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles
Learning for a Lifetime
The nonprofit, member-run, Plato Society of Los Angeles, located near UCLA at 1083 Gayley Avenue, Westwood, has for 30 years been a terrific place to get together with other people who have a deep passion for learning. It has been described by the Wall Street Journal as one of the finest lifelong learning communities in the country, and as unique by The New York Times.
The PLATO Society is open to anyone with a love of learning who is interested and willing to participate. Members meet regularly in Westwood, near UCLA, to study and discuss topics of interest in science, history, philosophy, biography, art, music, theatre, literature, political science, and more. About 25 peer led seminars are ongoing at any time. In addition, we offer optional day trips, foreign trips, lectures, luncheon discussions, theatre and dining groups, multi-day getaways, and more.
The PLATO Society is self-run and non-profit. It was originally started by UCLA (and is still associated with the UCLA honors program). Many of our 400 members work part time or are retired.
Visitors are most welcome. Call 424-835-9181 to make an appointment to visit us and discover for yourself what we can offer you.
If you have questions or want to learn more, feel free to call 424-835-9181
or go directly to the PLATO Society web site https://www.theplatosociety.org/
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles -
1) Phone 424-835-9181
2) Email office@ThePlatoSociety.org
3) Website www.ThePlatoSociety.org
Facebook https://www.facebook.com
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Rudy Sabaratnam
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www.ThePlatoSociety.org
Rudy Sabaratnam
310-770-1104
www.ThePlatoSociety.org
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