UPCOMING EVENTS
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Reconstructing America’s Story with Kermit Roosevelt III
11.25.25 12:00-1:00 PM EST
Join us at the A Long Talk Lunchtime Speaker Series for a compelling session with Professor Kermit Roosevelt III (J.D. Yale ’97 · A.B. Harvard ’93). Professor Roosevelt is an authority on civil litigation (practice & procedure), constitutional law & civil rights, and the courts and judicial system—and teaches at University of Pennsylvania Law School where his courses include Constitutional Law and Conflicts of Law.
What makes this talk extra-special: Professor Roosevelt is more than a legal scholar—he is a great-great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, offering a unique vantage point on America’s enduring story of governance, rights and identity.
In his session, “Reconstructing America’s Story,” he'll challenge our conventional national narrative and invites us to reconsider how America’s identity and promise were forged—arguing that the true foundation of our nation lies not only in the Founding era but in the bold re-imagining during Reconstruction and the 14th Amendment.
He is also the author of The Nation That Never Was: Reconstructing America’s Story. Discover more and purchase the book here: https://kermitroosevelt.net/
Don’t miss this opportunity for a timely, thought-provoking conversation on nation-building, justice, and how our courts shape society from historical legacy to modern realities.
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CPR Protocol for All - Thanksgiving Edition
11.24.25
CPR Protocol for All: Surviving Uncle Bob is a practical, high-impact session designed to equip people with the confidence and real-world tools to interrupt harmful language, challenge misinformation, and stop ignorance from spreading unchallenged—whether it shows up at the dinner table, in group chats, or at work.
This workshop breaks down A Long Talk’s signature CPR approach (Clarify · Probe · Redirect) into simple, repeatable steps anyone can use. Participants learn how to intervene effectively without escalating conflict, how to ground conversations in truth, and how to protect the people and values that matter.
If you’ve ever struggled with what to say when “Uncle Bob” drops something problematic, outdated, or outright hateful—this is your playbook.
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Grow it.
10.21 7:00-8:00PM
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
Reconstructing America’s Story with Kermit Roosevelt III
Join us at the A Long Talk Lunchtime Speaker Series for a compelling session with Professor Kermit Roosevelt III (J.D. Yale ’97 · A.B. Harvard ’93). Professor Roosevelt is an authority on civil litigation (practice & procedure), constitutional law & civil rights, and the courts and judicial system—and teaches at University of Pennsylvania Law School where his courses include Constitutional Law and Conflicts of Law.
What makes this talk extra-special: Professor Roosevelt is more than a legal scholar—he is a great-great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, offering a unique vantage point on America’s enduring story of governance, rights and identity.
In his session, “Reconstructing America’s Story,” he'll challenge our conventional national narrative and invites us to reconsider how America’s identity and promise were forged—arguing that the true foundation of our nation lies not only in the Founding era but in the bold re-imagining during Reconstruction and the 14th Amendment.
He is also the author of The Nation That Never Was: Reconstructing America’s Story. Discover more and purchase the book here: https://kermitroosevelt.net/
Don’t miss this opportunity for a timely, thought-provoking conversation on nation-building, justice, and how our courts shape society from historical legacy to modern realities.
Register today on our Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reconstructing-americas-story-with-professor-kermit-roosevelt-iii-tickets-1974259051970?aff=oddtdtcreator