CONTACT US

CONTACT US

January 17-20, 2019
washington, dc

Headquarters:
 Students For Liberty
2221 S Clark St. 12th Floor
Arlington, VA 22202  
General Inquiries: libertycon@studentsforliberty.org
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Headquarters:
 Students For Liberty
2221 S Clark St. 12th Floor
Arlington, VA 22202  
General Inquiries: [email protected]
Press Passes

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
  • Do I need to register in advance?
  • Will meals be provided by Students For Liberty at the conference?
  • What is the dress code at LibertyCon?
  • Can non-students attend?
  • Does Students For Liberty provide travel support for attendees?
  • Do I HAVE TO BE A libertarian to attend?
  • How can I request an invitation letter in order to obtain a visa?
  • Am I expected to attend all sessions and speakers?
  • Other questions or comments about LibertyCon?
While we allow on-site registration, you are encouraged to register as early as possible so we can accurately estimate attendance and to give yourself time to plan your stay in Washington, DC. You’ll also save money by registering in advance as on-site registration costs $10 more than online registration.
No meals will be provided by Students For Liberty, with the exception of Thursday night’s Awards Dinner. If you’d like to attend the Awards Dinner, make sure to register for the dinner here. Light refreshments will be provided at the evening socials.

There are many inexpensive dining options near the conference venue and the program booklet will include a list of lunch and dinner options in the area.
The LibertyCon dress code has evolved over the years to match expectations for young professionals in the work force. While this means the dress code is more flexible than it’s been in years past, all attendees are encouraged to consider how their appearance reflects on the liberty movement and to dress their best for the weekend. Students For Liberty leaders are required to dress at least business casual and should contact their Regional Director with any related questions or concerns. The dress code for the Thursday night Awards Dinner is formal.
Yes! Non-students are encouraged to attend LibertyCon and will find a great deal of programming for supporters, alumni, and friends of SFL. One aim of the conference is to provide our student leaders with professional contacts in the liberty movement and to provide movement professionals with talented student contacts. It’s a great place to reconnect with fellow liberty advocates and meet the next generation of liberty activists!
Unfortunately Students For Liberty is not able to provide travel support or purchase hotel rooms for LibertyCon attendees. Hotels rooms are available at a reduced price for conference-goers and can be reserved here.

Students can click here to apply for a travel scholarship of up to $150 towards LibertyCon travel expenses. All North American student leaders in good standing will be provided with hotel rooms and a travel stipend. Student leaders in other regions should contact their Regional Director or staff liaison to discuss options for travel support. 
Nope! Students For Liberty prides itself on taking a “big tent” approach to promoting liberty. This means not only that pro-liberty people of all types and backgrounds are welcome to join in the fun, but also that there’s no requirement to have prior knowledge of libertarian thought, economics, or any particular approach to liberty.

We’re here to discuss ideas and work towards a freer future, which means being welcoming and open to all political perspectives. We’d love to have yours represented!
Every year, SFL receives dozens of requests for an invitation letter to attend LibertyCon. Because of the overwhelming quantity of requests we have received in the past, SFL’s North America office no longer issues invitation letters. Please locate and contact your local SFL leader to obtain a visa letter. If you are unable to locate someone in your region, please contact David Clement at [email protected] for help.
Attending LibertyCon can be overwhelming at times and we understand that not everyone will make it to every session. That said, you’re encouraged to attend as many breakouts and main stage speakers as you can both to show respect to the speakers we’ve invited and to get the most out of your weekend. In the past, students have sometimes organized additional programming for the weekend. While this sort of initiative is still encouraged, if you do organize such an event, please contact David Clement at [email protected] so we can include it in promotion and logistics.
Email us at [email protected].