July 7, 2023

Summit 2024!

Mark Your Calendars:  October 2-5, 2024

Washington DC

Get updates and be the first to know:  https://www.momsforliberty.org/summit24/

Our National Summit was a wonderful experience.  Thank you to all who invested in the event.  Many people invested their time, travel, funds, prayers, and support.  Even if you did not get to attend this year, we felt your spirit with us.  Summit videos are on YouTube and will soon be available on the website.  

Constitution Challenge

To ensure the survival of America and see a future where her citizens thrive in a culture of liberty, I commit to reading the U.S. Constitution on or before September 17th.  Take the Constitution Challenge and find free resources for your family!

Constitutions for your Students!

Deadline to order Constitutions for your schools is July 31!

Are you a proud part of Moms for Liberty who is passionate about engaging middle school students on Constitution Day?
Look no further than The 917 Society!
Our organization is committed to honoring and celebrating Constitution Day in schools across the nation, and we look forward to working again with
Moms for Liberty.
 
As dedicated volunteers, we know how important it is to provide valuable resources that will make a lasting impact on students. That's why we're excited to have a way for Moms for Liberty members to deliver pocket Constitutions and educational materials to schools in their counties. With your help, we can create an unforgettable celebration on September 17th that will empower young minds and foster a deeper understanding of our system of government.
 
Last year, thanks to the incredible efforts of Moms for Liberty and other community groups, we successfully handed out pocket Constitutions complimentary to Moms for Liberty to deliver to 8th grade students across the 50 states. This year, we want to extend this program to even more schools. And, whether your county schools are public or private, we want to also provide students with an essential library of Constitutional resources.
 
To participate and secure Constitutions for your county schools, simply visit our convenient Constitution delivery submission page. If you ordered Constitutions from us last year and would like to do the same, mention in the notes section that no changes are needed for pocket Constitutions. However, if you wish to expand or modify your Constitution needs compared to last year, kindly inform us, and we will be more than happy to assist you. Additionally, we are pleased to give you a detailed report that provides estimated schools in your area and an approximate number of 8th graders who might be present. To receive this report, email [email protected].
 
We're thrilled to have Moms for Liberty volunteers like you on board. So don't wait any longer! Join forces with The 917 Society through Moms for Liberty and help us make a difference for tomorrow. We'll ship the pocket Constitutions in August, giving you plenty of time to coordinate and plan an exceptional Constitution Day celebration in your county’s schools. Together, let's inspire and educate the next generation of citizens, while celebrating our shared love of the Constitution. 

State Cancelled the NSBA,

Now Looking at ALA

From the desk of James Lindsay:  

According to the article in the Daily Montanan, the Montana Library Commissioner is about to cut ties with the ALA on account of their president being a Communist.

PLEASE DO NOT POST THIS INFORMATION

If you would like, coordinate some people to be ready next week with a push against the ALA, including leaving public comments on the website when that time starts.  This work should NOT be done on social media.  Coordinate with people you trust.

Public Meeting Details:  

Meeting: Tuesday, July 11, 10am MT 

Agenda: 20230630091616_24756.pdf (http://mt.gov)

Motion: To sever relationship with the American Library Association

Zoom: https://mt-gov.zoom.us/j/567883688

• To provide public comment during the meeting, simply join the above Zoom call, no prior registration needed.  To speak during the hearing raise your hand when the Chair calls for public comment. Plan for short comments, we aren’t sure yet what the time limit will be, probably 2 minutes. 

• If you have Zoom issues, email the secretary [email protected].  Let her know that you are having problems with Zoom.

• To provide written comment, you must submit via email 48 hours in advance, by 9am on Sunday 9th – by email to Genevieve Lighthiser (staff/admin) [email protected] and copy (state’s chief librarian) Jenny Stapp [email protected] , these will be read by the committee and public record

Focus of comments, “support the motion to leave the ALA”

New Merch Alert!

It is time to WAKE UP the masses!  This is a great way for you to spread the news to America!  Watch, Listen AND SHARE!  Tiffany has been hosting the most amazing guests on the Joyful Warriors Podcast.  It's super easy to share to your social media pages, community pages, and emails.  You can share links from Youtube or your favorite podcast provider.  

On today's episode of the Joyful Warriors Podcast, we're looking back at some top moments from our 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit in Philadelphia! Today's top moments include President Donald Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis sharing what they'll do to fix the American education system and how they'll protect our children from woke ideologies.

Podcast Landing Page:

Want access to podcasts all in one place?

Check out the Joyful Warrior Podcast Page!

Leadership Series

Are you a great leader who wants to improve your skills?   The first video of our Leadership series is now up on the Chapter Chair portal, along with the slide deck. Our next leadership training will be May 24th at 1 pm EST, join us for round 2 then! This series is for any leader you have serving in your Chapter. You will love this training!

Madison Minute

“I would define liberty to be a power to do as we would be done by.

The definition of liberty to be the power of doing whatever the law

permits, meaning the civil laws, does not seem satisfactory.”

~John Adams

Letter to J. H. Tiffany, March 31, 1819