Engendering america, and most recently relentless reformer, Josephine Roche and progressivism in 20th Century America, published in 2015. That book is available for purchase in signing after the session. It is on that subject, Josephine Roche, we will hear from robyn muncy today. Robyn . Thank you so much to christian and eric and the Woodrow Wilson center for inviting me to speak and thank you to amanda and peter for taking care of the logistics. Im delighted by the opportunity to launch this biography of Josephine Roche at the Wilson Center because i spent an absolutely glorious year of fellowship here in 20072008. Came back in the summer of 2009, spent that summer is a Public Policy scholar. It feels really good to bring this finally completed work to an institution that did so much to nurture it. I thought i would begin by explaining how it happened that i spent a decade of my life researching and writing the biography of a woman nobody has ever heard of. [laughter] it all started
Reformer, Josephine Roche and progressivism in 20th Century America, published in 2015. That book is available for purchase and signing outside these doors after the session. It is on that subject, Josephine Roche, we will hear from robyn muncy today. Robyn . Thank you so much to christian and eric and the Woodrow Wilson center for inviting me to speak and thank you to amanda and peter for taking care of the logistics. Im delighted by the opportunity to launch this biography of Josephine Roche at the Wilson Center because i spent an absolutely glorious year of fellowship here in 20072008. Came back in the summer of 2009, because i could not get enough, spent that summer as a Public Policy scholar. It feels really good to bring this finally completed work to an institution that did so much to nurture it. I thought i would begin by explaining how it happened that i spent a decade of my life researching and writing the biography of a woman nobody has ever heard of. [laughter] it all start
Reformer, Josephine Roche and progressivism in 20 Century America, published in 2015. That book is available for purchase in signing after the session. It is on that subject, Josephine Roche, we will hear from robyn muncy today. Robyn . Thank you so much to christian and eric and the Woodrow Wilson center for inviting me to speak and thank you to amanda and peter for taking care of the logistics. Im delighted by the opportunity to launch this biography of Josephine Roche at the Wilson Center because i spent an absolutely glorious year of fellowship here in 20072008. Came back in the summer of 2009, spent that summer is a Public Policy scholar. It feels really good to bring this finally completed work to an institution that did so much to nurture it. I thought it would begin by explaining how its happened that i spent a decade of my life researching and writing the biography of a woman nobody has ever heard of. [laguughter] it all started early in the 21st century when i was putting tog
Last living speaker, georgia congressman john liu business. It was all inclusive it was black and white, latino, asia asianamerican and native american. They came from idaho, wyoming, and they were there. Carrying their signs. And we conclude our series on governing in a time of gridlock with a look at how the entertainment world sees the nations capital. The question we ask is if someone is actually getting something done, do the ends justify the means . It is an interesting question to ask when washington is paralyzed by gridlock. That is all ahead on tonights newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by. Moving our economy for 160 years, bnsf the engine that connects us. And the Hewlett Foundation working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station
Last living speaker, georgia congressman john liu business. It was all inclusive it was black and white, latino, asia asianamerican and native american. They came from idaho, wyoming, and they were there. Carrying their signs. And we conclude our series on governing in a time of gridlock with a look at how the entertainment world sees the nations capital. The question we ask is if someone is actually getting something done, do the ends justify the means . It is an interesting question to ask when washington is paralyzed by gridlock. That is all ahead on tonights newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by. Moving our economy for 160 years, bnsf the engine that connects us. And the Hewlett Foundation working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station