We built capacity, community, the case for reparations, and support for reform from within.
The FormerFedsGroup Freedom Foundation built systems and awareness to create transparency and accountability for those harmed by COVID-era mandates and censorship. This site records that work.
What we didFour pillars of our work
Capacity building
We built the systems, teams and knowledge that let victims, volunteers and independent advocates document what happened and press for transparency and accountability.
See the record →Support groups
We built a community so that no one harmed by the pandemic response had to face it alone.
See the record →Public support for national reparations
We stood publicly for a simple principle: when government power is used to harm its own citizens, the nation owes them a remedy. We supported national reparations for four groups of Americans who bore the cost of overreach: January 6 defendants, Amish families, victims of COVID mandates, and people silenced by censorship.
See the record →Reform from within
We built systems and popular support for reforming institutions from within, led by people who had served in government. Former and current public servants knew how the machinery worked and where it had failed, and we brought them together to reshape policy and press for reforms that would restore the balance of power and the proper function of institutions. Throughout, we insisted on general deterrence and accountability to readjust incentives, and on government transparency and enforcement to realign great American institutions and systems.
See the record →Get in touch
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