The Milton S. Eisenhower Foundation held a forum on public morality in Washington on October 24th and 25th. The forum paid tribute to the late Father Geno Baroni, who championed the cause of social and economic justice, and was held at the J. William Fulbright Conference Center at the offices of Hogan and Hartson. 

Following a recess for lunch, Representative Kaptur spoke about the life of Father Beroni, public housing, and racial relations. Among the topics the other panelists discussed were religious tolerance, better coordination of the Federal Emergency Management agency towards disasters, equal opportunity in life regardless of race or gender, urban centers, and nativism. Following the panel, the participants responded to questions and comments from members of the audience.