Opposes any possible decline of American sovereignty, supports establishing English as the official language, supports free-market principles, opposes any effort to rewrite the constitution, opposes the feminist movement, supports traditional education and opposes the inclusion of global education and Political Correctness.
- The Eagle Forum has expanded from a group that spent a decade campaigning against a single issue to lobbying congress on a variety of issues, establishing leadership training seminars, and reaching out to college students to help develop future conservative leaders.
- Phyllis Schlafly is often identified as the mother of the women’s conservative movement, and through EF she has been an outspoken opponent of many issues including: sex education (unless its «abstinence only»), reproductive rights, AIDS education, sexual harassment legislation, federal support for daycare and family leave, United States involvement with the United Nations, the international Chemical Weapons Treaty, affirmative action, bilingual education, multiculturalism and diversity education, gay and lesbian rights, teaching the theory of evolution in schools, environmental protection efforts, the dangers of pornography, and immigration.
- Schlafly has championed «traditional family values,» such as women staying home to care for their children, and has raised 6 children in addition to writing or editing 20 books, earning a Master’s in Political Science in 1945 from Harvard, and spearheading national campaigns for over thirty years. Mrs. Schlafly is also a lawyer and served as a member of the Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, 1985-1991, appointed by President Reagan.
- Schlafly has testified before more than 50 Congressional and State Legislative committees on constitutional, national defense, and family issues.
- The Eagle Forum has organized against curricula and textbooks in public schools that violate «Christian values» and Schlafly’s work is cited frequently by local schoolbook censors. EF also campaigns heavily against the National Education Association and the American Teacher’s Federation, claiming that both groups intentionally obstruct the ability of children to learn so that they can make a profit.
- Phyllis Schlafly established the Eagle Forum (EF) to combat the «Equal Rights Amendment» and the radical feminist agenda.
- Schlafly takes credit for defeating the Equal Rights Amendment, and her anti-feminism efforts made her a household name in the Equal Rights Amendment battle in the 1970’s; She was responsible for popularizing the misconception that if the ERA was passed, separate bathrooms for the sexes would be illegal.
«The teachers unions are more eager to expand job opportunities for the remedial reading bureaucracy, and for servicing the social problems caused by illiteracy, than they are in teaching the basics.»— website essay, «How to Make America Better»
«Abolishing the Department of Education was one of Ronald Reagan’s campaign promises when he ran for President in 1980. Fulfilling that promise is long overdue, and the time to do it is now…The goal [in public schools] is clearly to infuse (i.e., cause to penetrate) the gay/lesbian propaganda into every level of school: every grade K through 12, every academic subject, and every school and social activity. »
-The Phyllis Schlafly Report, September 1995
«Nothing about contraception should be taught in schools. There is no question that it will encourage sexual activity.»— New York Times, 10/17/92
«You can’t get into negotiations with the feminists because you will lose. They will slit your throat. They have no sense of fair play or compromise.» –National Affairs Briefing, 8/92
Fundadora:
Phyllis Schlafly
Año de fundación:
1967
Presidente:
Phyllis Schlafly
Confesión religiosa
Activos
$17,470,282 (2008)
Fuentes de financiación procedentes de fundaciones caritativas
Bill and Berniece Grewcock Foundation $95,000
Undesignated $5,000 1/1/2007 Undesignated $5,000 1/1/2006 Undesignated $5,000 1/1/2005 Undesignated $10,000 1/1/2004 Undesignated $25,000 1/1/2002 Undesignated $25,000 1/1/2001 Undesignated $10,000 1/1/2000 Undesignated $5,000 1/1/1999 Undesignated $5,000 1/1/1998
John M. Olin Foundation $278,500
The Sixth Annual Eagle Forum Leadership Summit $25,000 1/1/1999
Fifth Annual Eagle Forum Leadership Summit $25,000 1/1/1998
The Collegians Summit $25,000 1/1/1997
he Third Annual Eagle Forum Collegians Summit $25,000 1/1/1996
A conference on free-market ideas $10,000 1/1/1995
A conference on free-market ideas $10,000 1/1/1994
To support a conference on women and capitalism $10,000 1/1/1993
To support a conference on the idea of a «glass ceiling» affecting women’s careers $25,000 1/1/1992
To support a conference on child care issues $25,000 1/1/1990
To support a conference on child care issues $25,000 1/1/1989
To support a project on the parental leave issue $23,500 1/1/1987
To support a project on the «parental leave» issue $25,000 1/1/1986
To support educational programs on Comparable Worth $25,000 1/1/1985
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation $31,000
To support general operations $5,000 1/1/2007
To support general operations $10,000 12/16/2005
To support general operations $10,000 12/3/2004
To support general operations $5,000 12/12/2003
To support general operations $1,000 12/13/2002
Orville D. and Ruth A. Merillat Foundation $33,000
Operations support $3,000 2/28/2004
General support $5,000 2/28/2002
General support $15,000 2/28/2001
General support $10,000 2/28/1999
William E. Simon Foundation $500
General Operating Expenses $500 2/5/1998
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