Marianne Williamson

U.S. presidential candidate Marianne Williamson spoke on campus Wednesday, discussing various topics including her proposed economic bill of rights and the Israel-Hamas war.

On Thursday, the Berkeley Forum hosted Marianne Williamson, 2020 presidential candidate and bestselling author, to discuss the state of American politics, from corporate influence in government to forms of resistance.

The Berkeley Forum's spring 2021 lineup has a diverse selection of speakers who are not only from a wide range of disciplines and ethnic backgrounds but are also unique within their given field.

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The Berkeley Forum partnered with the UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy, or GSPP, on Monday to host California state treasurer Fiona Ma, who discussed “green” bonds and sustainable finance at an event attended by about 100 campus community members.

The Berkeley Forum decided to cancel their event with 2020 presidential candidate and author Marianne Williamson, according to Ian Wong, the Berkeley Forum’s press manager.

From a Democratic presidential candidate to the vice president of BART District 3, the Berkeley Forum’s fall 2019 speaker lineup is bringing to campus a mixture of international perspectives and ones close to home.