Sacramento Freethought Day
Click here for the 2007 Sacramento Freethought Day Event Flyer (181 KB), or download the PDF file attached to this post.
Link to PDF flyer: http://freethoughtday.org/fil
Freethought Day 2007
Co-sponsorship Opportunities
We gladly accept contributions in any amount!
Individuals [ Donate today / pick up your premium on Oct. 7! ]
$ 25 — Supporter A Freethought Day 2007 button for you!
$ 50 — Advocate An Entirely Thoughtful Gift
$ 75 — Patron A Gift Most Certainly Reasonable
$100 — Ambassador The Boldest Gift!
Commercial Sponsors [ Please request separate schedule ]
Freethought Day 2007--A Celebration of Reason, Freethought , and Church / State Separation
Question...Reason...Act - BOLDLY!
The event (our sixth annual) is a community opportunity to celebrate values and actions once seen as radical but which are honored today, and to commemorate the bold and independent thinkers who brought our nation to the forefront and led to its policy of governmental neutrality toward ultimate beliefs of citizens.
It's free!
It's fun!
Speakers, Entertainment, & Live Music
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Noon - 5 PM
Waterfront Park, Front & L Streets, Old Sac
Keynote speaker at FTD 2006, Lori Lipman Brown
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Featured local performer at FTD 2006, Roberta Chevrette
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You won’t want to miss this year’s Freethought Day gala on Sunday, October 8, from 12-5 pm in Old Sacramento’s Waterfront Park (Front and L Streets). The fifth anniversary of Sacramento’s annual celebration of reason, freethought, and church/state separation features a line up of top-notch speakers and entertainers.
Leading the bill is the nation’s first lobbyist for secular rights, Lori Lipman Brown. Ms. Brown serves as the Director/Lobbyist of the Secular Coalition of America, which works to “increase the visibility and respectability of nontheistic viewpoints within the larger culture and to protect and strengthen secular government as the best guarantee of freedom for all.” In addition to her lobbyist role, she is a politician, attorney, educator and activist, and served as a Nevada state senator from 1992 to 1994. Brown “directs the coalition's activities and lobby U.S. Congressional representatives on issues arising out of the inappropriate incursion of religion into civil law” and addresses the interests and concerns of America's atheists, freethinkers, humanists and other secularists. What a great opportunity to hear this national freethought hero in person, right here in Sacramento!
Link: Sacramento 2006 Sponsor Flyer (also in PDF, 170K).
Link: Save The Date flyer (also in PDF,65K).
To read the flyer, you may download the free Adobe Reader viewer (27.4MB).
Text version:
Sacramento’s Fifth Annual Freethought Day 2006
Sunday, October 8, 2006
Save the date!
SCHEDULED:
For information on the 2005 Freethought Day event, please read the event flyer (PDF, 244K).
To read the flyer, you may download the free Adobe Reader viewer (27.4MB).
