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Drawing from her recently published book, Educational Pluralism and Democracy: How to Handle Indoctrination, Promote Exposure, and Rebuild America’s Schools, Ashley will join Cardus Education for a conversation on how best to prepare the next generation for democratic society.

Banff Room, Fairmont Palliser Hotel (133, 9 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2M3)  

Join us in Calgary on October 15th, on the eve of Canada’s Productivity Summit hosted by the University of Calgary in collaboration with the Government of Alberta, as Cardus’ Canadian President Brian Dijkema delivers an address: “A Productive Land: Tending the Civic Soil of Canada’s Economy.”

The Rock Garden at the Royal Botanical Gardens (1185 York Blvd. Hamilton ON)

Join our team for light refreshments and this important discussion on the work of Cardus Health, as well as Inclusion Canada’s critical advocacy.

Chedoke Estate, 1 Balfour Drive, Hamilton, L9C 7A5

In this Cardus Conversation, Elizabeth will share insights from her new book, "Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times." She explores how personal and cultural renewal may be found through a fresh reckoning with the seven deadly sins and a deeper engagement with the Christian faith as a source of wisdom during challenging times.

45 Rideau St, Ottawa, ON K1N 5W8

Join us on June 18th at 6:30 PM EST for a very special evening as Brad discusses his new book on the importance of marriage and forging strong families. 

Arcadian Loft - 401 Bay St. 8th Floor, Toronto

Join us for a delicious luncheon and riveting panel discussion on November 15th where we’ll explore newly released research with demographic, public opinion, and policy experts.

45 Rideau Street, Ottawa, 8th Floor

Join us on November 9th to hear from Deani Van Pelt, one of Canada’s leading education experts and is recognized around the world for her academic work and her frontline engagement with schools and families.

2830 Bayview Blvd. Jordan Station ON L0R 1S0

Join our team for lunch and learn about current Canadian trends and what Cardus is doing in Canada’s public square.