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We are excited to announce the panels and speaker lineup for #NLASWest, our one-day policy conference in San Francisco next Friday, March 31st!

There are still tickets left - sign up here if you’d like to join us for this fantastic event: eventbrite.com/e/nlas-west-ti…
To kick off the day, California Representative @ScottPetersSD will be joining us for a fireside chat about how government can promote bioscience innovation, with an eye on the role of technological innovation to combat China.
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Our next panel: how can we confront the artificial housing shortage in America? @sbuss will moderate a discussion with @wafoli and Annie Fryman about the interventions that can encourage cities to embrace pro-growth housing policies.
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The third panel of the day will be on fighting inequality with public school reform. @TressaPankovits will lead this discussion about the reformers and leaders who are all working to create more nimble, autonomous, and accountable schools.
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The very foundation of how speech on the internet is under scrutiny. With the potential for major changes on the horizon, what will the future of free speech be on the internet? How can we balance platform integrity with digital free expression?
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For our fifth panel of the day, Representative @RepJimCosta, Oregon State Treasurer @TobiasRead, and @ppavnr will join @BudgetBen for a discussion about why young Americans should care more about fiscal issues like inflation and the national debt.
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For the final panel of NLAS West, @taylor_maag will moderate a discussion with Kai Hirabayashi and @JoshArceSF about how immigration is needed to level up America’s workforce, and what programs can provide promising career paths for all Americans.
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We’ll also be hosting a happy hour reception the evening before and then right after the conference.

We have a few tickets left, so sign up below if you’ll be around next week 👇

Thursday happy hour: eventbrite.com/e/nlas-welcome…

NLAS West sign-up: eventbrite.com/e/nlas-west-ti…

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