Ralf Mangual is a second-year law student at DePaul University’s College of Law and a former communications intern at The Heartland Institute. Prior to moving to Chicago for law school, Ralf worked on public relations and social media communications for the International Trademark Association in New York City. A Brooklyn, NY native, Ralf earned his B.A. from the City University of New York’s Baruch College where he also played NCAA varsity baseball. When he’s not studying law or talking politics, Ralf enjoys watching baseball, and taking his dog to the beach.
Latest posts by Ralf Mangual (see all)
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Joy Pullmann and Robert Pondiscio on Improving Civic Literacy - August 15, 2013
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Kyle Pomerleau and Joy Pullman on The Higher Education and Skills Obtainment Act - August 9, 2013
- Caskets and Monks: A Ray of Hope for a Throwback to Economic Liberty - August 8, 2013
Bob Chitester sat down with Heartland Research Fellow, Joy Pullmann to talk about his initiatives to educate school-age children on subjects like civics, free-market economics, and liberty. More importantly, Mr. Chitester aims to get students to pause and consider the effects of government regulation in light of free-market ideas.
The conversation outlines the challenges resulting from the one-sidedness of so many educational institutions and their effect on school children, and explains how certain communication tactics have opened the minds of many to the ideas expressed by Free to Choose and their education website izzit.org.
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