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SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 2026: The Next Election May Be Our Last
Keynote address by Chris Hedges, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, best-selling author & activist
First & Summerfield United Methodist Church,
425 College St., New Haven, CT
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