This year’s keynote will be delivered by Dr. Anthony Bradley, who will offer a clear-eyed, hopeful talk titled:
“Strengthening Fathers, Strengthening Communities”
Before his new book The Fatherhood Effect hits shelves, Anthony B. Bradley, PhD, brings his groundbreaking research on fatherhood and community flourishing to Pittsburgh. Join us at the Duquesne Club for a keynote lecture and dinner, an evening of honest, hopeful conversation about what strong families require and thriving communities depend on.
Bradley will explore why engaged fatherhood is not only a family concern, but a foundation for human flourishing, and how strong local institutions, meaningful work, and stable families strengthen the civic fabric of our neighborhoods. You will also hear updates on Acton's work and the practical ways we are equipping leaders to defend human dignity, strengthen civil society, and advance the enduring relationship between liberty and virtue that sustains a free society.
The evening will feature special remarks from Rev. Robert A. Sirico, co-founder and president emeritus of the Acton Institute, and will be emceed by J. Christopher Donahue, President and CEO of Federated Hermes.
Space is limited. Sponsorship deadline by September 15th.
Register now to save your spot at this popular event or become an official sponsor of our Pittsburgh Dinner.
Sponsoring a table is a great way to secure your own seat at the dinner and introduce your friends and colleagues to Acton’s mission.
Event sponsorship ($1000) benefits include:
- reserved VIP seating for eight (8)
- recognition in our printed program, at the event, and on the event website.
To reserve your table, register online or email events@acton.org or call 616.369.5716
Questions?
Email us at events@acton.org or call Kayla Kaseska at 616.369.5617
