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Political Journalism in 2024

February 13, 2024 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

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The U.S. Constitution enumerates the freedom of the press – one of America’s foundational civil liberties. While the press looks a lot different than it did when the Constitution was adopted, it continues to be an important tool for government accountability and ensuring individual liberty. During this event, AF’s Leadership Development Director Kacey Crane will chat with Reason‘s Senior Editor Stephanie Slade about the current state of political journalism. Attend to make sure you’re equipped to fully enjoy your 1st Amendment liberties (and advance more liberty!).

The first 20 registrants will receive a free one-year subscription to Reason Magazine. You must attend the entire event to claim your subscription. Please include your mailing address in the ticket sign-up.


Once a quarter, AF offers communications training to our National Members at no cost. Do you want to hone your writing skills? Check out our six-week Writing Fellowship.

AF National Members, check your email for the promo code for free entry. Not a member yet? Sign up here.

Questions? Contact kacey@americasfuture.org.