Question 1

Q: What is the Pilot Event?

Accepted Answer

A: The Pilot Event is our chapter’s first major gathering focused on promoting free speech, civic engagement, and open dialogue. It’s a chance for students to hear from inspiring voices and participate in meaningful discussion.

Question 2

Q: What can I expect at the event?

Accepted Answer

A: The evening will feature two keynote speakers sharing their insights on leadership, freedom, and civic involvement — followed by a panel discussion where speakers and guests will answer audience questions. There may also be music and networking opportunities afterward!

Question 3

Q: When and where is it?

Accepted Answer

A: The official date is December 6th and location will be announced on soon — stay tuned to our social media for details.

Question 4

Q: Who can attend?

Accepted Answer

A: The event is open to all NAHS students and staff and also the greater Southern Indiana community. Depending on capacity, seating may be limited, so the earlier you arrive the better your chances are for getting in person tickets.

Question 5

Q: Is it free to attend?

Accepted Answer

A: Yes! Admission is completely free — just come ready to listen, learn, and engage. You may also support us with a donation of any amount, all donations are greatly appreciated and help us to continue to have events for Southern Indiana!

Question 6

Q: Can I ask questions during the event?

Accepted Answer

A: Absolutely. The panel portion of the event is designed for audience participation. You’ll be able to submit your questions during the event for panelists to answer.

Question 7

Q: How can I get involved or help out?

Accepted Answer

A: Volunteers are always welcome! Contact the TPUSA at NAHS team at contact@tpusanahs.org or message us on Instagram to help with setup, promotion, or event logistics.

Question 8

Q: Why are we hosting this event?

Accepted Answer

A: We want to create a space where people can exchange ideas freely, celebrate the importance of open discourse, and be inspired by leaders who embody the values of free expression and active citizenship.

TPUSA NAHS x SoIN Pilot Event