Join the Workers' Project for an intimate evening and fundraiser as author Tom Frank, best known for What's the Matter with Kansas, talks about his newest book, Listen Liberal. If you would like to learn more about this book or Mr. Frank's other work, please visit Thomas Frank website.

The $15 cost of the ticket includes heavy appetizers along with gluten free and vegetarian options. A cash bar will be available. Note: Space is limited, so purchase your ticket before March 25.

This is also a fundraiser and your chance to support the efforts of the Workers’ Project, Inc. on behalf of working people throughout Northeast Indiana. All ticket purchases and donations are greatly appreciated and 100% tax deductible. We work to create opportunities for the voice and power of working people through education, training and research programs. We need your involvement, ideas and monetary donations to continue this timely work!

You will have a chance to ask questions and engage in one-on-one conversation with Mr. Frank and other event attendees. Copies of Listen Liberal will be available for purchase and signing by the author. We will be holding a drawing with opportunities to obtain selected books, the work of local artists and chances to attend area events and attractions.

Should you have questions about the event or tickets, please call the Workers' Project at 260.483.3355 or email Tom@workersproject.org.

The activities of the Workers' Project have recently been highlighted in the writing of prominant national authors and publications like Barbara Ehrenreich, Eli Saslow, The Nation, The New York Times, the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Fusion.net. We also brought Academy Award winning Michael Moore's Trumpland to the Cinema Center in Fort Wayne last fall.

To read about or view some of this coverage, check out the following links:

Working Class Future - B. Ehrenreich, NYT, 2.26.17

The Nation - 11.4.16

Fort Wayne Labor Day Picnic - Fusion.net, 9.16

The Workers' Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization All purchases and donations are 100% tax deductible.

FAQs

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

Parking is available across the parking lot from the CS3 restaurant next door.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Please email Tom@workersproject.org or call the Workers' Project office at 260.483.3355 should you have any questions about the event.

What's the refund policy?

Purchased tickets are not refundable UNLESS the Workers' Project cancels this event due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the organization's control. Charitable donations will not be refunded.