Take one hour to improve your understanding of economic fundamentals
You can learn the basic concepts of political economy in about an hour. George Menninger, one of our instructors who […]
How you can join the 1% in 2016
We guess that less than 1% of people understand the main cause of poverty, which remedies might work and which […]
One Hour Henry George highlights our winter program
Our Winter 2015 course and event schedule has been issued, and is being posted bit by bit to this site […]
Progress & Poverty, movies, book discussion, and a robbery tour
Yes, we remain confident that what you can learn at the Henry George School provides an essential perspective, available in […]
Opportunities this fall to improve your understanding of how the economy works
All our courses this fall (see the schedule) are open to every adult who wants to gain a better understanding […]
July at HGS: Beginning course, advanced courses, and a movie
Upon returning from our North American conference around July 12, we’ll be staying inside for classes and a movie during […]
Winter Term Classes and Events
Why, really, is the economy sluggish, job opportunities few, labor force stagnant, yet the stock market makes new highs? What […]
Nov 11 Mon 6PM Progress & Poverty course begins
Our final Progress & Poverty course for calendar year 2013 begins Monday November 11 at 6PM. This is the six-session […]
Oct 19 Sat 10AM: Progress & Poverty (classic) course begins
This Saturday morning class is the classic version, taking ten sessions (two each Saturday for five weeks) to provide a […]
Limited-time grant for credit-seeking students
Yes, you can get college credit for Henry George School courses. It is a new arrangement with the Henry George […]
"Share nature, charge for damage, don't steal wages."
- Progress & Poverty in eight words, summarised by Fred Foldvary