Dark Money: Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Join Muskegon Community College for a screening of the documentary Dark Money followed by a panel discussion exploring the role of money in American politics and its impact on democratic institutions. This educational event will examine how political campaigns and advocacy organizations are funded, the influence of undisclosed political spending, and the ongoing debate surrounding transparency in elections.
Following the documentary, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from panelists and participate in a discussion about campaign finance, political influence, voter engagement, and the challenges facing modern democracy. The event is designed to encourage thoughtful dialogue and provide participants with a deeper understanding of how political systems operate in the United States.
Whether you are interested in government, public policy, history, journalism, or civic engagement, this program offers an opportunity to explore important issues shaping American democracy and to engage in meaningful conversation about the future of political participation.
Dark Money: Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
November 2, 2026
Location: To Be Determined
For more information, contact Les Rorick at les.rorick@muskegoncc.edu.
Monday, November 2, 2026 TBD
1:00 pm
