Alameda Public Affairs Forum

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The Alameda Public Affairs Forum is a voluntary non-profit,non-partisan educational group whose purpose is to educate the public in Alameda and the wider San Francisco-East Bay Area about issues of local, national, and international concern.

The APAF presents forums, discussion meetings and seminars to which the public is invited free of charge.

Voluntary donations to cover the costs of presenting the meetings and publicity are solicited at the meetings.

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FORUM LOCATION

Unless otherwise noted, the Forum is held every second Saturday evening from 7 to 9:30 pm in Conference Rooms A/B at the Alameda Free Library, 1550 Oak St., Alameda, California.

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ABOUT THE FORUM

Who We Are

The Alameda Public Affairs Forum is an independent, non-partisan organization whose purpose is to undertake education and research on the political, economic and social crises confronting the United States in the context of a global society.

What We Do

Informed citizens have a lot to contribute to the discussion of issues, but they don't have a place to meet experts face-to-face, or a means by which to ask them questions about the vital issues facing our world today.

The Alameda Public Affairs Forum offers people the place to meet experts, a platform from which to raise questions, and the opportunity to become involved in meaningful discussion.

STAFF BIOGRAPHIES

Arthur Lipow

Gretchen Lipow

Elisabeth Eliassen

CONTACT US

alamedapublicaffairs@comcast.net