This Saturday, November 3rd at the UCLA Royce Hall, President Bill Clinton will address young professionals, students and community activists at the American Democracy Institute’s Empower Change Summit. The Summit will begin at 9:00 AM, and includes a morning plenary, workshops, and a Party on the Plaza with food, music and networking hosted by KPWR-FM 105.9 “Power 106”. Those aged 21 and up that register will also get an opportunity to get in free to the exclusive Summit After-Party hosted by Going.com at the Forbidden City in Hollywood.

Your very own la.cityzine will be there to report on the events and participate in Empowering ones self and you should be there too! It’s easy and FREE! All you have to do is visit www. EmpowerChange.org enter the organization/referral code LACITYZINE and register! After you do that they will send you an e-mail which is your EVENT TICKET. Bring photo ID with you and you’re in! If you’re game, register (in a different window) for the Summit After-Party that is being sponsored by Going.com for those 21 and up!

For questions, please contact info@americandemocracyinstitute.org. The Empower Change Summit at is non-partisan, and it is designed to inspire, educate and connect young people to become more involved in our democracy as citizen leaders and activists.

This event is about Empowering people! Don’t sit around! Make a difference!

Empower Yourself
Hear from inspirational speakers, and develop the skills you need to be active in your community at workshops lead by national and local leaders to Empower Change.

Empower Your Friends
Meet new friends, and share what you’ve learned with others and get them active to Empower Change.

Empower Your Community
Make a commitment at our Party on the Plaza to use the skills you’ve learned today to Empower Change.

Keep an eye out next week for la.cityzine’s review of this event!

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