STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
To raise up a "new generation of leaders" knowledgeable about the founding
principles of American liberty, as set forth in the Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution of the United States, cognizant of their continuing relevance to the
contemporary public policy issues, and prepared to work to restore the American republic
by limiting the Federal government to its delegated, enumerated Constitutional functions
and returning American jurisprudence to its Biblical common law foundations.
1) Preparation and printing of pocket Constitutions (including the full text of
Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States with Amendments)
along with an introduction, explaining the core Constitutional principles of sovereignty
and accountability and the boundaries placed on the Federal government in terms of
delegated, enumerated functions;
2) a conference for newly elected members of Congress, briefing them on
the application of the Constitution to the issues which they will be confronting;
3) distribution to all candidates for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives a
periodic brief on Constitutional issues;
4) a monthly column on Constitutional issues for distribution to more than 1,000
college campus newspapers and weekly newspapers throughout the United States (articles
also to be distributed to radio talk show hosts);
5) a presence at each of the scores of home school conventions and conferences around
the country;
6) campus conservative packs, including key books and other materials on the
Constitution to be prepared for distribution to 4,000-plus campus leaders;
7) a media relations firm or specialist to be hired to arrange regular TV and radio
appearances promoting the Constitutional Education Program;
8) a website and graphics coordinator to be hired;
9) a monthly publication sent to 2,000 decision makers and opinion leaders across the
United States;
10) a publications director to be hired;
11) an outreach coordinator to be hired to arrange for the introduction of the
Constitutional Education Program at churches, schools, colleges, and other venues;
12) candidate training conferences with expert speaking presentations to be sponsored
in various United States locations;
13) special conferences to be held for high school history teachers and home schooling
parents, with a goal of training at least 1,000 teachers;
14) distribution of Constitution Education Project sets of books, DVDs, videos, and
CDs to specially identified students, ages 11-25, as well as other interested
persons;
15) Constitutional workshops and briefings in all fifty states, plus D.C.; and
16) regular interviews on radio, TV, and internet.
Note: All of the delineated
activities and program goals are contingent on the receipt of donations necessary to cover
our costs. Please donate now |
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