Common Ground: Gender Quotas - A Debate
Event description
Join us Saturday night, August 2 for a lively debate over the proposition:
"Quotas for women do more harm than good."
City of Newcastle CEO Jeremy Bath will debate with National Manager for Generation Liberty at the Institute of Public Affairs Brianna McKee, and the ferociously friendly Alex Morris will moderate, The night aims to be informative and entertaining. The audience is invited to join in the debate after the first hour by sharing their own opinions and perspectives on the topic. Doors open at 6:15 for a 6:45 start.
Common Ground’s Mission Statement
Worried by the heated and divisive state of public discussion today, we seek to build a conversational community to facilitate productive discussion and critical thinking about complex and controversial issues. People with different opinions and perspectives are welcome. Common Ground is a place to share and a space to listen.
Come along. Learn something new, make a friend! BYOB. (Bring Your Own Brain).
When & Where
Saturday, 2 August at The Base Health in Newcastle West.
Doors open from 6:15pm for 6:45pm start. We aim to wrap up by 8:30pm.
Tea and coffee available.
Meet the Guests!
Jeremy Bath is the CEO of City of Newcastle and IDE advocate.
Brianna Mckee is a Research Fellow and National Manager for Generation Liberty at the Institute of Public Affairs.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianna-mckee-b5539220b/
Alex Morris is a writer, content creator, MC and events organiser. Originally from the States, she's lived in Newcastle for over a decade and has been involved in hosting and running all kinds of interesting and fun events. She loves throwing/attending a good party and equally adores intelligent, thought-provoking conversation. Learn more about Alex by reading her Substack Newsletter, The Weekly Write.
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