NEW TOLERANCE CAMPAIGN

Launched public campaigns such as the “Worst of the Woke” awards and a $1.2 million divestment campaign against “Un-American Express” to challenge organizations’ double standards on tolerance and corporate social responsibility.

Mobilizes Americans to confront perceived double standards of intolerance by establishment institutions, civil rights groups, universities, and socially-conscious brands. This includes advocating for individuals whose accounts or positions have been challenged, such as contributing to the reinstatement of social media accounts and supporting individuals like Julie Mauck and Dr. Belinda Needham.

Launches campaigns and petitions targeting organizations perceived as promoting intolerance or hypocrisy, such as collecting signatures to urge Congress to stop congratulating CAIR and advocating for divestment from "Un-American Express." The organization also identifies and highlights organizations through initiatives like the "Worst of the Woke" awards.

Participates in legal advocacy by joining amicus briefs, such as supporting parental rights in education in specific court cases.

Engaged in media outreach through interviews and appearances on programs such as The Rita Cosby Show and American Sunrise to discuss the Tesla Takedown Movement, CAIR's alleged extremism, and related threats to civil discourse.

Organized petition drives, including one gathering over 10,000 signatures urging Congress to stop congratulating CAIR, and mobilized public action against institutional double standards in tolerance policies.

Engages in media appearances and discussions to analyze corporate advertising, re-branding efforts, and specific movements like the "Tesla Takedown Movement," characterizing certain actions as domestic terrorism. This includes discussing op-eds and NTC Hate Alerts on various media programs.

Provided public and organizational support to individuals including Julie Mauck, Dr. Belinda Needham, Nicole Solas, and Mythinformed Milwaukee to resist cancellation efforts and restore suppressed voices across social media and academic institutions.

Conducts research and analysis on specific political movements, such as the "Tesla Takedown Movement," identifying them as coordinated efforts involving intimidation and political violence.

Conducted research identifying the Tesla Takedown Movement as a coordinated campaign involving political violence and intimidation, characterized as domestic terrorism, and tracked through the NTC Hate Alert system.

Recruits and engages advocates, growing its supporter base to over 50,000 individuals across all 50 states. The organization also assembles an Advisory Board composed of notable public figures.

Recruited over 50,000 supporters across all 50 states and built organizational capacity through an advisory board featuring prominent political and media figures.