Welcome

The Marin Coalition presents a series of monthly programs where people can connect and socialize with fellow members of their community, as well as with many local decision makers. Our programs offer opportunities to listen to, and present questions to, the speakers on the various current critical topics of interest confronting Marin County and the Bay Area, generally.

The Marin Coalition was formed in 1974 as a mutual benefit corporation. and is a non-profit California Corporation (C0699304) operating under IRS rule 501(c)(3). Now in its 5th decade, the Marin Coalition continues its work to engage residents of Marin in discussions focused on civic improvement.

In the dropdown menu under About Us, you can find information about Marin Coalition and contact forms to reach us. The Email Signup page gives you the opportunity to add your email to our list for notifications of our upcoming programs.

Our Next Program

DATE/TIME: November 20, 2024 at 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm (Check-in 3:30-4:00 pm)
WHERE: The Creekside Room, Dominican University
COST: $18/person

Impact of the Marin Civil Grand Jury 

Speaker:
Rod Kerr – Foreperson of the 2023-24 Grand Jury

For more information and to register go to Our Next Program page.

Our previous program, Tax Tsunami and Your November Ballot, featuring Mimi Willard is now available in the Program Archives.

Program Archives

Our Program Archives is a video library of past presentations dating back to the 2013-14 season. Feel free to browse and view any of those videos that interest you. Each new presentation is placed in the Archives within a few days of the event.

Please Support Us

We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization entirely dependent on your financial support. Please consider making a donation to allow us to continue to present interesting and timely speakers on subjects of local and regional importance.

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The views expressed by sponsors do not necessarily represent those of the Marin Coalition, an independent and unaffiliated non-profit organization.

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