Civic research library
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Explore six decades of research, publication, legal thought, and civic leadership.
Enter the libraryMission and legacy
We equip citizens with reliable research. We preserve the work of Phyllis Schlafly for future generations.
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Publish clear research on civic institutions, families, education, and constitutional government.
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Maintain a searchable archive of reports, columns, recordings, photographs, and books.
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Support legal education that protects constitutional principles and family interests.
Publications and archives
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The Phyllis Schlafly Report
Read the flagship report on national policy and civic life.
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Weekly columns
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Education Reporter
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Books
Browse complete works and influential policy arguments.
Open collection →A monthly record of public affairs
The report gave readers research they could study, save, and share.
Read original →Arguments made for the public square
Each column turns a current question into a focused civic lesson.
Read original →Parents at the center of education
The collection follows curriculum, standards, and parental authority.
Read original →Long-form ideas with lasting influence
The book collection presents extended research and historic arguments.
Read original →The Phyllis timeline
Trace a life of research, writing, education, and civic leadership.
August 15, 1924
Birth in St. Louis
Phyllis McAlpin Stewart is born in St. Louis, Missouri.
1942–1944
University and wartime work
She studies at Washington University. She also tests ammunition at an ordnance plant.
1964
Publishes “A Choice Not an Echo”
The book establishes a national audience for her political research.
1967
The report starts
Eagle Trust Fund starts monthly publication of The Phyllis Schlafly Report.
1975
Eagle Forum is founded
A national volunteer organization grows from years of civic work.
1981
Education and Legal Defense Fund
She founds the 501(c)(3) organization for education and legal defense.
1993
Education Center
The center becomes a home for research, archives, and public education.
Education and legal defense
Research creates public understanding. Legal education gives citizens tools to defend constitutional principles.
“A durable republic needs citizens who know its structure and understand their responsibilities.”
Our work joins careful research with practical civic education. We explain the law in plain language.
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Public policy archives
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Educational issues
Review six areas that shape family life, education, law, and national policy.
Women and the Family
Study policy choices that support women, families, husbands, and fathers.
Take political action →MAHA and Parental Rights
Explore whole-food nutrition, root-cause health care, and medical transparency for parents.
Take political action →Defending the Middle Class
Study policies that put Americans first and sustain a strong middle class.
Take political action →Sanctity of Life
Review educational resources that affirm the dignity of life from conception.
Take political action →IVF, Surrogacy, and Infertility
Examine human dignity, family formation, and ethical care for infertility.
Take political action →Courts and the Constitution
Study originalism, the rule of law, and the rights of American citizens.
Take political action →The state research desk
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