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About Us McCormick Foundation
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“The Noughties”: Looking Back at a Decade of Change, 2000-2009
Saturday, March 6
12:30 pm
At the Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Clark
Free with Museum Admission
September 11th, blogging, the rise of China, reality television—how
will the first decade of the Twenty First Century be remembered? Join a conversation with
historians, journalists, and cultural observers as we examine the major events, trends, and
individuals that made the “noughties” an era of rapid change and increased global connectedness.
In partnership with the Chicago History Museum.
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Thursday, March 11
12:00pm(noon)
Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington
Free admission
Join the Freedom Museum for an exciting new program, Smart Mouth that allows you to test
your limits and be anything but agreeable. Each program includes a new panel of local “movers and shakers” discussing
current events facing the nation. Designed with a program format similar to Bill Maher’s Politically Incorrect on HBO,
we will meet at the Chicago Cultural Center’s beautiful Millennium Room on the fifth floor. Leading this month’s discussion
will be moderator and journalist Tim McNulty.
In partnership with the Chicago Cultural Center
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Wednesday, March 24
6pm
Chase Auditorium, 10 South Dearborn
$ 25 Genaral Admission
$ 5 Freedom Project Members
Price of all tickets include a signed copy of No Apology
In No Apology Mitt Romney asserts that American strength is essential—not
just for our own well-being, but for the world’s. Join us as Romney discusses his book with
veteran journalist Elizabeth Brackett.
In partnership with the Chicago Young Republicans, The Illinois Policy Institute and WLS 890 AM Radio.
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