Monday, May 10, 2021
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
In-Person or Online
***There are two RSVP options for this event: 1) TPPF Theater (in-person) or 2) Livestream (online)***
In a landslide election, Austin voters reinstituted the public camping ban, one of the radical policies put into place by a leftist city council. Allowing our homeless brothers and sisters to languish on our sidewalks and under our bridges isn’t true compassion. Join TPPF’s Kevin Roberts and his guests as they discuss what the camping ban means for Austin, what other cities can learn from the vote, and the broader policies that can help the ongoing homelessness crisis.
Speakers
- Kevin Roberts, Ph.D. (Moderator) – Chief Executive Officer, Texas Public Policy Foundation
- Mackenzie Kelly (Panelist) – Austin City Council Member, District 6
- Matt Mackowiak (Panelist) – Co-Founder, Save Austin Now
There are two RSVP options for this event: 1) TPPF Theater (in-person) or 2) Livestream (online). When you RSVP, you will receive more information on how to attend in person or tune in online, plus a reminder before our event and access to the video if you’re unable to watch in real time or want to share it with friends and neighbors.
The livestream can be viewed Monday, May 10th at 12:00PM CT via the following links. Watch via YouTube to submit your questions during the live Q&A.