On Thursday, May 21, 2020, Lincoln Network hosted a 1-hour virtual discussion on the future of higher education with Danielle Strachman, General Partner of 1517 Fund, and Anthony Hennen, Managing Editor for The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal. Marshall Kosloff, Lincoln Network’s Director of Media and Outreach, moderated. With college campuses across the country shuttered during the COVID-19 pandemic and the prospect of Zoom-only classes in the fall, has the time finally come for a reimagination of higher education? Will students and parents continue to pay sky-high tuition for a credential, or will online alternatives such as Lambda School break out into the general population? How can cash-strapped state governments drive reform at brick-and-mortar legacy institutions?

Watch the re-cap here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWSCd3p0EN0

Abundance is an ideologically diverse movement including policy experts, public officials, business leaders, and philanthropists collaborating on solutions to drive America’s economic prosperity.

For the first time, we will convene this community at 

 — a two-day, invite-only conference this October in the nation’s capital. During the inaugural gathering, we will be joined by some of the brightest figures crafting solutions for housing, infrastructure, energy, innovation, agriculture, and government capacity.

Our goal is to advance policy ideas, so that no matter the outcome of the upcoming election, the Abundance movement can set a formative agenda for our nation’s future.

 at the center of the Abundance conversation who will share ideas and actionable steps to advance impactful policies.

Abundance 2024 will take place in downtown Washington, DC, 

. Event registration is free through your personalized link. Invitations to this event are not transferable.


A two-day, invite-only conference this October in the nation’s capital.

We have the power to create an abundant future for humanity. But instead, we’ve clogged up every path to progress with red tape and vetocracy.

As humans with agency, we can build the future we want. But progress is neither inevitable nor one-dimensional. To realize that future—with abundant clean energy, inexpensive housing, human-centered artificial intelligence, and mastery of synthetic biology—we must simultaneously avoid complacency about our potential and fatalism about risks. We must identify and break through the bottlenecks that are holding us back.

The inaugural Bottlenecks Summit is an invitation-only unconference bringing together thinkers, builders, creators and policy entrepreneurs working to overcome bottlenecks to human progress and abundance. The event will take place on Friday, September 6, 2024 in San Francisco, California.

An invitation-only gathering bringing together founders, artists, policy entrepreneurs, and builders working to overcome the obstacles to an abundant future. 

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