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Announcements: Bastiat Prize, Cato University


Here are a couple upcoming opportunities for any interested libertarians:

The Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism

"IPN's Bastiat Prize for Journalism was inspired by the 19th-century French philosopher and journalist Frédéric Bastiat.

The prize was developed to encourage and reward writers whose published works promote the institutions of a free society: limited government, rule of law brokered by an independent judiciary, protection of private property, free markets, free speech, and sound science.This year, the Bastiat Prize has been expanded and includes a new prize for online journalism (including blogs and self-published articles).

Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism
(One winner only, $3,000)

Sign up to receive a periodic email reminder about the competition between now and June 30, 2009, the final day that submissions will be received."


H/T: Greg, The Holy Cause


Cato University

"Cato University is the Cato Institute's premier educational event of the year. This annual program brings together outstanding faculty and participants from across the country and, often, from around the globe – business and professional people, retirees, small business owners, high school and college students, employees of large and small firms and many others who share a commitment to liberty and learning."

Main Page | Scholarships | Register | Schedule

H/T: Chris Moody

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