Events Listing

Join IPI in Dallas on March 28 as we kick off our 2017 Hatton W. Sumners Distinguished Lecture Series with internationally acclaimed author, speaker and documentary filmmaker Johan Norberg, who will make the case for liberty and global capitalism as the best means of encouraging human progress. 

Learn about this key issue and how policymakers are grappling with how to secure both liberty and effective policing in Austin and around the country.

The Texas Public Policy Foundation and the Institute for Policy Innovation host a lunch and book signing celebrating the release of Fueling Freedom: Exposing the Mad War on Energy.  In their new book, experts Stephen Moore and Kathleen Hartnett White expose a shocking campaign of misinformation about global warming and reveal startling facts about the profound human value of abundant, concentrated, and versatile energy.                                           

As the Republican presidential field winnows and the Democrats jockey for delegates, it seems the conventional wisdom about candidates and elections just doesn't apply in 2016's race for the White House.

LIVESTREAM IS HERE:

http://www.texaspolicy.com/multimedia/page/live-stream

On February 9, 2016, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm CT, Right on Crime, in partnership with The Institute for Policy Innovation, will host a Policy Summit on civil asset forfeiture followed by a cocktail reception in Dallas, TX. Join us in Dallas by clicking here or by webcast by clicking here.

Please join the Institute for Policy Innovation and the DFW Center-Right Coalition on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at IPI Headquarters for a watch party of the CNBC Republican presidential debate.

The event will feature an exclusive insider panel sharing their insights on the upcoming election with Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) president Grover Norquist, Texas state senator Van Taylor, Texas state representatives Matt Rinaldi, Pulitzer Prize-winner Tod Robberson of the Dallas Morning News & more!

Discussants including energy policy experts, economists, and former elected officials will discuss the range of policy options available to the U.S. regarding climate change, examining the merits of each, such as carbon taxes versus other tax incentives, green technology investment, and cap and trade.