Past Speaker Programs

Select a past speaker program to view the program details and video recording (if applicable). Please note – this page is for archival purposes only. Please visit our Speaker Programs, or our Events Calendar, for upcoming programs.

Past Programs

Library Hour: The Declaration of Independence, America’s National Treasure

Please note that registrations have closed for this event due to reaching capacity. As part of the 250th celebrations, Michael Auslin tells the story of the Declaration from its drafting to the present, inspiring disparate movements and uniting Americans around a vision of freedom and equality. 

August 11, 2026

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Learn more about the Library Hour: The Declaration of Independence, America’s National Treasure seminar

Library Hour: The Declaration of Independence, America’s National Treasure

Please note that registrations have closed for this event due to reaching capacity. As part of the 250th celebrations, Michael Auslin tells the story of the Declaration from its drafting to the present, inspiring disparate movements and uniting Americans around a vision of freedom and equality. 

August 10, 2026

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Learn more about the Library Hour: The Declaration of Independence, America’s National Treasure seminar

Liberty Series: The Making of the American Mind

Matthew Spalding recounts the story of the Declaration of Independence, America’s common creed of civic life, and the deep roots it has in the Western intellectual tradition.  

July 20, 2026

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Learn more about the Liberty Series: The Making of the American Mind seminar

Library Hour: Love of Country Leads with Medal of Honor recipient Dwight W. Birdwell

Specialist Five Dwight W. Birdwell shares his story on how he became the 33rd Native American soldier to receive the Medal of Honor for “acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty for his heroic actions in Vietnam.  

July 6, 2026

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Learn more about the Library Hour: Love of Country Leads with Medal of Honor recipient Dwight W. Birdwell seminar

Library Hour: Meet Mark Twain

Writer and reenactor Mark Dawidziak portrays Mark Twain, the witty and controversial father of American literature who shocked and delighted the 19th century. 

June 29, 2026

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Learn more about the Library Hour: Meet Mark Twain seminar

Civil War Round Table: Lincoln & the American Revolution

Join us as Dr. Allen Guelzo discusses Abraham Lincoln and his reverence for the Declaration of Independence as the foundation of American identity.

June 24, 2026

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Learn more about the Civil War Round Table: Lincoln & the American Revolution seminar

Library Hour: A New View of Women’s Suffrage

Lisa Tetrault dispels myths about the Nineteenth Amendment, including the claim that it guaranteed a right to vote, while highlighting what the suffrage movement did accomplish.  

June 16, 2026

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Learn more about the Library Hour: A New View of Women’s Suffrage seminar

New Date: Public Affairs: State of the Nation with Andrew C. McCarthy

Please note – this program was previously scheduled for February 24, 2026, but was rescheduled to June 1, 2026, due to inclement weather. Join Founding Forward for a conversation with Andrew McCarthy on the state of the nation and American politics. Topics will include national security, lawfare, and terrorism. 

June 1, 2026

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Learn more about the New Date: Public Affairs: State of the Nation with Andrew C. McCarthy seminar