The Arlington Committee of 100 fosters open and vigorous discussion of issues involving all facets of community life in Arlington. The Committee's monthly forums are open to all and provide a non-partisan setting in which issues of local, regional, and state interest are addressed by experts, with audience participation in lively Q&A sessions.
Cancellation of April 15 Program
Due to the ongoing public health situation with Coronavirus (COVID-19) the April 15, 2020 program at Marymount University is cancelled. We hope to re-assess plans for our May 13th program in mid-April, and will post an announcement as soon as possible. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit our media library of previous Committee of 100 programs, available here.
Please follow local public health guidance and stay safe. We hope to see you soon.
Recent Program: February 13, 2019
Countering Hate: Lessons from Intolerance in Arlington's History
Hard as it may be to believe, the White Nationalist movement post-WWII has roots in Arlington. Through the 1980s, Arlington was the home to the American Nazi Party headquarters. Join us to explore this history, understand the resurgence of White Nationalism in the United States, and discuss implications for today. We are pleased to host speakers Charlie Clark and Amaka Okechukwu.
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