Coming up at the Pittsburgh Marriott North

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“From JFK to Today: The Power & Purse of Public Unions”

featuring speaker Nathan McGrath ’04, Esq., President & General Counsel,

The Fairness Center

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

100 Cranberry Woods Drive, Cranberry Township, PA, 16066

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Individual ticket price: $30.00

Table sponsorships are available!

Table Sponsor: $500.00 – includes 10 seats, recognition on the table, & ‘thank you’ in program and from stage

Questions? Email Olivia (Whiteman) McGalla at WhitemanOC@gcc.edu

Union officials representing teachers, police, firefighters, and other public-sector workers are some of the biggest power players at every level of government. But have they drifted from their mission to represent workers’ interests? And what did past presidents including FDR and JFK have to say on the matter? President and General Counsel for the Fairness Center, Nathan McGrath ‘04, will explore the origins and growth of public-sector unions and their influence on American culture, politics, and society. Join us at our second Foundations of American Leadership luncheon held at Pittsburgh Marriott North!

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Continuing with the pursuit of teaching the next generation of American Leaders, the Institute for Faith & Freedom hosts a quarterly luncheon program: Foundations of American Leadership Series. These talks, now held at Pittsburgh Marriott North, Cranberry Township, PA, highlight some of the most important American leaders throughout our nation’s storied history. Talks have ranged from Benjamin Franklin to Whittaker Chambers and from Bill Clinton to James Madison. These talks provide a valuable forum for the Institute for Faith & Freedom to discuss important figures that stood for the same principles that the Institute seeks to espouse. The series has drawn hundreds of guests and features prominent scholars and thought leaders from across the country. At the Institute for Faith & Freedom, we view a love for truth and a love for liberty as inseparable allies. Liberty cannot long flourish in the absence of truth, and truth is not affirmed where liberty denied. In fact, America’s extraordinary achievement lies in the essential combination of both truth and liberty. Providing the popular Foundations of American Leadership Series fosters an environment for the study of liberty and truth in the lives of historic figures. Please consider joining us for our next Foundations of American Leadership Series. And we invite you to browse our archives of past lectures as well. We look forward to seeing you soon.