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Mission and founding continuity
Eagle Forum Education and Legal advances civic education, supports legal defense, and preserves the work of Phyllis Schlafly.
We carry a proven citizen model forward: learn the facts, share the facts, and build a community that can act with purpose.
Our 501(c)(3) work gives families and local leaders clear educational resources. Our chapter network makes those resources useful in homes, meetings, classrooms, and communities.
1924 — today
A life of research, publishing, legal study, national leadership, and local organization created a durable citizen network.
Phyllis McAlpin Stewart is born in St. Louis, Missouri.
She works at an ordnance plant. She graduates from Washington University with honors in 1944.
She completes her M.A. in government at Radcliffe College, Harvard.
She wins a Republican primary. The campaign starts a new period of national public leadership.
She helps establish the Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation as an educational initiative.
Her self-published book becomes a major tool for citizen education.
A monthly publication creates a consistent platform for research and communication.
Annual gatherings create a durable structure for training, friendship, and citizen organization.
A national volunteer organization grows from a strong network of citizen leaders.
She earns a law degree from Washington University while she continues her public work.
Phyllis founds the Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund.
The St. Louis center becomes an active headquarters and home for the archives.
Phyllis leaves a lasting body of books, reports, recordings, archives, and trained citizen leaders.
Members carry the educational mission into a new generation of local leadership.
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Find constitutional research, educational tools, and support for enduring legal principles.
Explore →Read decades of reports, books, speeches, records, and primary-source material.
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See events →Six educational issue foci
Study policies and cultural questions that affect women, children, husbands, fathers, and family stability.
Learn about whole-food eating, root-cause health care for women, and transparency in pediatric medicine.
Examine policies that support American families and protect the middle class.
Study the dignity of human life from conception through natural death.
Examine human dignity, family formation, and responsible health care for infertility.
Study the Constitution as written, originalist legal thought, and the rule of law.
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