The Heritage Foundation this afternoon is hosting a stellar panel to talk about the greatest conservative policy success story of this decade. The panel is as follows:

2:00 P.M. The ‘96 Reform: What It Was and Why It Worked

Kate O’Beirne National Review (Moderator)

Eloise Anderson The Claremont Institute

Ron Haskins The Brookings Institution

Michael Wiseman George Washington University

Robert Rector The Heritage Foundation 3:00 P.M. Welfare Reform in America and Abroad

Matthew Weidinger U.S. House of Representatives Human Resource Subcommittee (Moderator)

June O’Neill Baruch College Mark Greenberg Center for Law and Social Policy Lawrence Mead New York University

Jason Turner The Heritage Foundation 4:00 P.M. Building on the Foundation

The Honorable Wade Horn Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Host(s): Michael Franc Vice President, Government Relations, The Heritage Foundation

Watch the event live here.

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