2021 John Breaux Symposium: Civic Engagement for the Common Good
Civic engagement comes in a multitude of packages, from philanthropy to public service and beyond. But what is the root of civic engagement and how does it contribute to the public common good? Join the LSU Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs as we explore what it means to be a good citizen in a special edition of the annual John Breaux Symposium hosted in honor of Dee Dee Reilly.
About the Breaux Symposium
The annual John Breaux Symposium pushes the boundaries of debate around an aspect of media, politics and public policy. The Symposium aims to harness the expertise and perspectives of individuals hailing from a variety of fields and backgrounds. Past Symposia have hosted scholars, journalists, corporate executives, and political and civic leaders. Through keynote speakers, panels and presentations, the intent of the Symposium is to discuss the public’s knowledge about some aspect of our democracy and identify possible actions to increase public awareness and constructive debate.
The Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs is partnership-driven, action-oriented, and dedicated to exploring contemporary issues at the intersection of mass communication and public life. Its interdisciplinary approach draws together experts from diverse fields to advance research and dialogue. The intent is to inspire our communities to think deeply, take action, develop solutions and broaden knowledge. Underlying the Center’s endeavors is to strengthen and advance the Manship School’s national and state leadership in media and politics.
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