This event is free and open to the public. A live stream will be available. The conference will include two keynote speeches, small-group discussions over lunch, and three 90-minute sessions on a variety of issues, with subject-area expert presenters and Wisconsin-based panelists engaging in solution-based discussions. Each session will include an audience Q&A. Recordings of each session will be available to watch after the event on the La Follette School’s YouTube channel. This event is generously funded by the Kohl Initiative and chaired by Public Affairs Professor Manuel Teodoro.