The 2022 Texas Tribune Festival Explores The Future Of The Lone Star State
Day One Recap: Uvalde Shooting, The Future Of Abortion And Voting Rights
The Texas Tribune Festival, an annual event that brings together journalists, politicians, and thought leaders to discuss the biggest issues facing the state, kicked off on Thursday with a focus on the future of Texas.
In a keynote address, Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith talked about challenges, including the Uvalde school shooting, the upcoming midterm elections, and the ongoing debate over abortion rights.
In a panel discussion on the Uvalde shooting, experts discussed the need for more mental health services and stricter gun laws.
Day Two Recap: The Texas Economy, Immigration, And The Environment
Day two of the Texas Tribune Festival featured discussions on the Texas economy, immigration, and the environment.
In a panel discussion on the Texas economy, experts discussed the state's strong job growth but also raised concerns about the rising cost of living.
In a panel discussion on immigration, experts discussed the challenges facing the Biden administration's efforts to reform the immigration system.
In a panel discussion on the environment, experts discussed the state's efforts to address climate change.
Day Three Recap: Tech, The Arts And Criminal Justice
Day three of the Texas Tribune Festival featured discussions on tech, the arts, and criminal justice.
In a panel discussion on tech, experts discussed the state's growing tech industry and the challenges facing the industry.
In a panel discussion on the arts, experts discussed the importance of the arts in Texas and the challenges facing the arts community.
In a panel discussion on criminal justice, experts discussed the state's criminal justice system and the need for reform.
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