Scopes Trial Centennial Conference - Chattanooga TN

REGISTER NOW: https://centerforinquiry.org/scopes-trial-centennial-conference/
The Scopes Trial Centennial Conference, hosted by the Center for Inquiry (CFI) and the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), commemorates the 100th anniversary of the historic Scopes “Monkey Trial,” a landmark case in 1925 that pitted biblical literalism against evolutionary science and argued whether American schools would be places of science education or religious indoctrination.

This special event will explore the trial’s history and its lasting impact on science, education, and the law. Attendees will hear from renowned speakers from the fields of evolutionary biology, law, and history and will have the opportunity to visit the site of the famous trial at the historic Rhea County Court House in Dayton, Tennessee, as well as the statue of Clarence Darrow by Zenos Frudakis erected by FFRF several years ago.
The Chattanoogan ballroom capacity is limited, so only 250 seats will be available for this special centenary conference. Anyone interested in attending is encouraged to register early!

Hotel Information:
The Chattanoogan Hotel -1201 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN
Listed below are the available reservation methods:
Attendees can click this link and enter the arrival and departure dates to begin the reservation process. Guests are responsible for making their own reservations with the correct arrival and departure dates
OR
Attendees can call the hotel directly at (423) 756-3400. Provide the front desk the arrival date and group name – FFRF/CFI SCOPES TRIAL or group code- GSCOPE
Reservations must be made prior to the cutoff date of 06.27.25 and/or before the block is full, whichever comes first, in order to guarantee availability of the rooms and discounted group rate.Reservations made after the cutoff date will be accommodated based on availability, at the best available rate and at the discretion of the hotel.