SAVE THE DATE FOR LEADING THE WAY 2018
Thursday, November 15, 2018
FHI 360 Conference Center
1825 Connecticut Ave., NW, 8th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
The culmination of a year-long series of living room conversations held across the country, Leading the Way: A New Approach to American Immigration seizes that momentum, bringing together moderate and conservative faith, law enforcement and business leaders in Washington, DC to engage in substantive conversation about the future of immigration.
This annual invitation-only gathering is split into three distinct, yet complementary events: a morning convening featuring nationally recognized speakers and experts; an afternoon of meetings with congressional offices; and an evening reception where we will honor those who contribute significantly to the well-being of U.S. immigrants.
2018 SPONSORS
2017 SPONSORS
UNDERWRITER:
Donald E. Graham
California Endowment
Walmart
Microsoft
ALLY:
Western Union
Western Growers Association
Green Valley Pecan Co.
Idaho Dairymen’s Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
Greenberg Traurig
Laura F. Reiff
Pathways
BENEFACTOR:
Ball Horticultural Company
Marriott International, Inc.
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Peter Orum
DONOR:
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Federation of Employers and Workers of America
AmericanHort
Illinois Landscape Contractors Association
Denyse Sabagh
SUPPORTER:
Midwest Trading Horticultural Supplies, Inc.
Midwest Groundcovers
First Institutional Baptist Church—Dr. Warren H. Stewart, Sr.
Nan and Richard Walden
Leading the Way : A New Approach to American Immigration is hosted by the
National Immigration Forum and the Forum Action Fund
The National Immigration Forum convenes a broad constituency from across the country in constructive conversation and dedicated work to advocate for the value of immigrants and immigration to the nation. For more information about the work of the Forum visit: www.immigrationforum.org.
The Forum Action Fund focuses on legislative issues and leaves space for issue advocacy through public education and communications. For more information about the work of the Action Fund visit: www.forumactionfund.org