Young America’s Foundation October 2026
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High school students explore Independence Hall and learn about America’s founding during YAF’s Freedom at 250 conference in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia served as a fitting finale for YAF’s Freedom at 250 programs celebrating the 250th anniversary of America’s founding. High school students from nearly 30 states gathered in the birthplace of American independence to explore the ideas, principles, and sacrifices that gave rise to the world’s greatest experiment in self-government. The conference opened with Congressman Scott Perry (PA-10), who encouraged students to become leaders, persevere through adversity, and boldly defend America. He reminded attendees that the nation’s enduring
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Capitalism vs. Socialism Debate Headlines Free Enterprise Campus Events......page 6 Reagan Ranch Roundtable Features Secretary Linda McMahon.........................page 9 Middle Schoolers Begin Their Conservative Journey at the Reagan Ranch..........page 10 Young America’s Foundation’s Monthly Report is sent to the Foundation’s key supporters, board members, and friends. The report includes updates on our student programs, the Reagan Ranch and Reagan Boyhood Home, the National Journalism Center, the Center for Entrepreneurship & Free Enterprise, and other news relating to Young America’s Foundation. Editor: Jessica Jensen, Chief Operating Officer
success stems from its commitment to timeless founding principles that continue to serve as a moral compass for future generations. Throughout the conference, students heard from an outstanding lineup of speakers who reinforced the importance of preserving liberty and defending America’s founding ideals.
YAF alumnus, attendees heard from YAF President Governor Scott Walker, The Daily Wire’s Reagan Conrad and Cabot Phillips, Senator Rick Santorum, and Fox News Host Kayleigh McEnany. Speakers challenged students to consider how they will strengthen the nation’s fabric and preserve freedom for future generations.
At the opening banquet, former NBA player and human rights advocate Enes Kanter Freedom shared his powerful story of becoming an American citizen in 2021, describing it as the proudest moment of his life.
Governor Walker emphasized that no one is too young to make a difference, while Senator Santorum underscored the connection between virtue, faith, and liberty.
Reflecting on his upbringing in the Middle East, he explained how he was taught to resent America and Christianity, only later discovering the extraordinary freedoms America offers. He challenged students to appreciate those freedoms and recognize how rare and precious they are.
On the final day, students attended sessions featuring Cabot Phillips, Manhattan Institute Fellow Dr. Daniel Di Martino, and Townhall Senior Reporter Julio Rosas, who addressed the challenges posed by illegal immigration, the virtues of free market economics, and the realities of frontline reporting, respectively.
Dr. Burt Folsom, historian and distinguished fellow at Hillsdale College, highlighted the revolutionary nature of the Declaration of Independence, emphasizing that it was the first governing document to recognize rights as coming from the Creator rather than a government or monarch.
Additional presentations by Catholic Answers Staff Apologist Trent Horn, Green Beret combat veteran and podcast host Nick Freitas, and author and filmmaker Vince Everett Ellison explored the defense of life, the pursuit of truth, and the responsibility each generation bears to safeguard freedom.
Emily Jashinsky, YAF director and podcast host, encouraged students to reject ideological conformity, engage opposing viewpoints, and develop confidence in their convictions.
The conference concluded with an inspiring keynote address from bestselling author and podcast host Liz Wheeler, who called on students to restore objective truth and moral clarity in a culture increasingly resistant to both.
Focus on the Family Vice President Tim Goeglein, who also serves on the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors, challenged attendees to pursue moral excellence, integrity, humility, and gratitude, reminding students that America’s success rests upon enduring Judeo-Christian principles. Students also experienced Philadelphia’s rich history firsthand through guided tours of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, Benjamin Franklin’s Courtyard, Franklin’s grave, the President’s House, and Carpenters’ Hall, where the First Continental Congress convened. The conference’s signature event was an evening gala at the National Constitution Center, which welcomed more than 500 guests. Following a performance by Jet Jurgensmeyer, actor, country music artist, and 2
Challenging attendees to embrace their role in shaping the future, she reminded them that defending freedom requires both conviction and courage. One attendee summarized the impact of the weekend: It was one of the most amazing experiences I’ve had. I feel so incredibly inspired to fight for our freedom for my generation and generations to come. I am so thankful for the incredible support of YAF donors and how they made this fantastic experience possible. Thank you so much! YAF is grateful to Jim & Dulce Doss, Dean & Melinda Mars, and Robert & Lynn Torcolini for their lead gifts to make this impactful program possible. Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
Scenes from YAF’s Freedom at 250 Gala & Conference in Philadelphia
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1) Students meet with NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom at YAF’s Freedom at 250 High School Conference in Philadelphia. 2) Senator Rick Santorum underscores the importance of advancing America’s founding principles during YAF’s Freedom at 250 Gala at the National Constitution Center. 3) Students participate in interactive conference activities and discussions focused on America’s founding principles. 4) Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany delivers inspiring remarks at the Freedom at 250 Gala. 5) Conference speaker Nick Freitas meets with high school students following his remarks. 6) Conference attendees visit the Liberty Bell, an enduring symbol of freedom and the American founding. 7) Congressman Scott Perry addresses high school students at the opening dinner banquet in Philadelphia. Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
YAF Reaches Millions Through National Media and Student Activism
Through national media appearances, targeted press outreach, and strong digital engagement, Young America’s Foundation continued to elevate conservative student voices, expose challenges to free speech on campus, and bring YAF’s message to millions of Americans. YAF President Governor Scott Walker headlined Chicago Morning Answer’s Freedom Summit, advancing YAF’s mission before a large Midwest audience and addressing key issues facing the nation. Governor Walker also appeared on The Dom Giordano Show and The Rich Zeoli Show to promote YAF’s High School Conference and Freedom at 250 Gala in Philadelphia (see page one). Additional appearances on The Vicki McKenna Show, Newsmax, CNN News Central, and Fox News Live with Aisha Hasnie further amplified YAF’s programs and reached audiences nationwide. YAF student activist Courtney Graves of the University of Wisconsin-Madison appeared on Fox & Friends to discuss her experiences as a conservative student leader and YAF member. Her appearance followed remarks by Senator Elissa Slotkin, who suggested that young people should be made to feel fearful for supporting President Trump. YAF responded by highlighting the challenges many 4
conservative students continue to face on college campuses. Young America’s Foundation secured widespread media coverage in support of Matthew Finkel, chairman of the YAF chapter at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. After administrators attempted to hinder Finkel’s efforts to host Lt. Col. Allen West on campus, YAF mounted a coordinated national media campaign that drew attention to the university’s actions. Coverage appeared in The Daily Wire, Townhall, The College Fix, Campus Reform, and other major outlets, exposing the obstacles conservative students often encounter when exercising their rights to host speakers and engage in campus discourse. YAF’s digital platforms continued to deliver substantial reach and engagement. The organization’s Facebook page generated more than 2.6 million impressions, 4.1 million video views, and a net gain of 16,573 followers during the month. On Instagram, YAF recorded 7.4 million impressions and 912,992 video views. YAF’s YouTube channel, YAFTV, generated 2.8 million views, 3.9 million impressions, and 8,500 new subscribers through nine livestream broadcasts. On X, YAF content drew nearly 250,000 impressions and 48,675 video views. Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
From Boris Johnson to Nick Freitas, YAF Connects Students with Leading Conservative Voices
(Left) Boris Johnson addresses more than 1,500 students at Harding University. (Right) Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon meets with young conservatives following his remarks at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Young America’s Foundation continued bringing influential conservative voices directly to students throughout October. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson continued his YAF campus tour at Harding University, drawing more than 1,500 attendees in partnership with the American Studies Institute. Johnson’s visit also included a classroom appearance, reception, and dinner, giving students multiple opportunities to engage with the former prime minister. At Concordia University Wisconsin, sportscaster and podcast host Sage Steele spoke to nearly 500 attendees at an event hosted with the university’s business school and YAF chapter. Steele shared stories from her life and career, challenging students to remain courageous in their convictions. As part of YAF’s Freedom at 250 Lecture Series, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon brought his signature satire and cultural commentary to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, defending free speech and challenging prevailing leftist narratives. The Freedom at 250 Lecture Series also brought Green Beret combat veteran and podcast host Nick Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
Freitas to Cornell University amid significant campus controversy. Cornell Republicans President Eben Hill said Freitas delivered a “necessary message for Cornell students and the country at large,” championing Judeo-Christian values and objective morality while addressing the controversy consuming campus. Hill added that people “from all sides” commended the event. Also in October, YAF President Governor Scott Walker spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point as part of the Freedom at 250 Series, and Dr. Carol Swain returned to her alma mater, UNC-Chapel Hill, to discuss “Diversity Without Discrimination: Promoting Unity in a Post-DEI World.” The University of Dallas YAF chapter welcomed writer and podcast host Daniel Turner for a discussion on “The Catholic Case for Data Centers,” examining the issue through economic, environmental, political, and moral perspectives. To watch highlights from these and other YAF campus events, visit YouTube.com/YAFTV.
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Capitalism vs. Socialism Debate Headlines Center for Entrepreneurship & Free Enterprise Campus Events
(Left) Dr. Daniel Di Martino (left) makes the case for freedom over socialism during his debate at the University of Georgia. (Right) Steve Forbes addresses a capacity audience at Villanova University.
In October, YAF’s Center for Entrepreneurship & Free Enterprise (CEFE) hosted 11 campus events, reaching more than 4,000 students with timely discussions on the issues facing their generation, from the rising cost of living to the growing popularity of socialism. One key event took place at the University of Georgia (UGA), where the YAF chapter hosted a debate featuring Venezuelan economist Dr. Daniel Di Martino and Democratic Socialist Tim Denson. Titled “Capitalism vs. Socialism: The Campus Debate of the Year,” the event was part of YAF’s Freedom at 250 Debate Series and featured a spirited exchange on the role of government, wealth inequality, and the consequences of socialist policies. It was also livestreamed on YAF’s YouTube channel, YAFTV (YouTube.com/YAFTV), drawing thousands more viewers. Following the debate, UGA YAF Chairwoman Dharshine Jayakrishnan stated, Our goal was to give students the opportunity to hear both sides and decide which ideas best promote freedom and opportunity. The turnout showed that students are eager to engage and have meaningful conversations about the future of our country. Di Martino, a member of CEFE’s Board of Advisors, also spoke at Clemson University and addressed 6
school assemblies at three Milwaukee-area schools— Milwaukee Lutheran High School, Martin Luther High School, and Lake Country Lutheran High School—about how socialism destroyed Venezuela. Elsewhere, CEFE hosted North Korean defector Yeonmi Park at North Dakota State University (NDSU), Cornerstone University, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and Lindenwood University. Sharing her journey to freedom in America, Park offered students a firsthand perspective on life under one of the world’s most oppressive regimes. At NDSU, she joined Di Martino for a packed event examining the realities of socialism. Rounding out the month, Steve Forbes, editorin-chief of Forbes Media, addressed a capacity audience at Villanova University on the future of entrepreneurship, while Dr. Samuel Gregg, president of the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), made his first YAF campus appearance of the school year at the University of Iowa, discussing America’s 250th anniversary and Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations. CEFE thanks The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Bill & Marian Nasgovitz, Fleckenstein Family Foundation, Stiles-Nicholson Foundation, George Mayer, and anonymous supporters for making these experiences possible for students. Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
Reagan Boyhood Home Roundtable Features Robert Spencer Dixon’s special role in these celebrations, noting the success of YAF’s recent Freedom at 250 Block Party, which welcomed more than 500 students and community members to celebrate America’s heritage at the Reagan Boyhood Home in July. During his remarks, Spencer reflected on his experiences speaking to students through YAF. He emphasized the importance of educating young Americans about threats to freedom and the foundations of Western civilization. Robert Spencer headlines YAF’s Reagan Boyhood Home Roundtable luncheon in Dixon, Illinois.
On October 2, YAF welcomed local supporters and students to the Northwest Territory Historic Center in Dixon, Illinois, for a Reagan Boyhood Home Roundtable luncheon featuring Robert Spencer, bestselling author and nationally recognized expert on Islam, jihad, and national security.
Drawing on decades of research and writing, Spencer delivered a timely presentation on radical Islam, jihadist terrorism, and the ideological challenges confronting the West. He examined the historical and religious motivations behind extremist movements, discussed ongoing threats to national security, and explored the importance of understanding these issues amid continuing conflicts in the Middle East.
YAF Senior Development Officer and Events Manager Ilinca Biggs opened the luncheon by highlighting YAF’s Freedom at 250 initiative, a yearlong celebration of America’s founding principles through student conferences, campus lectures, historic site programs, and special events nationwide. Biggs also highlighted
YAF looks forward to welcoming economist Dr. Daniel Di Martino as the featured speaker for our final Reagan Boyhood Home Roundtable of 2026 on Friday, December 11. For more information about upcoming Dixon events, please contact Ilinca Biggs at ibiggs@yaf.org.
Federal Agency Drops Racial Preference After YAF Lawsuit YAF secured a major victory after the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) eliminated a racial preference that YAF challenged in a lawsuit filed less than a year ago. The SBA revised its regulations to end the presumption that individuals of certain races are automatically considered “socially disadvantaged” and therefore eligible for preferential treatment. The racial presumption extended far beyond SBA programs. Numerous federal agencies had incorporated the SBA’s standard into their own regulations, using it to impose race-based preferences in programs affecting small business owners, college students, and millions of Americans interacting with the federal government. Represented by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), YAF filed suit after the Department of Homeland Security relied on the SBA regulation to determine eligibility for a fellowship program Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
based on race. The lawsuit challenged the federal government’s use of race-based classifications and sought to ensure equal treatment under the law. The SBA’s regulatory change marks a significant step toward eliminating race-based preferences within federal programs and restoring a merit-based approach to eligibility determinations. YAF President Governor Scott Walker welcomed the outcome, stating, When awarding grants, contracts, and other opportunities, decisions should never be based on race. They should be based solely on an applicant’s character, qualifications, and merit. Through this lawsuit, we helped reaffirm a fundamental principle: opportunities should be earned through merit and excellence, not determined by race.
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Night at the Museum Inspires Future Historians at Reagan Birthplace The Ronald Reagan Birthplace, preserved and protected by YAF, recently partnered with the Tampico Area Historical Society to host a special Night at the Museum program for approximately 30 students from the Tampico Junior Historians Club. Throughout the evening, students explored President Ronald Reagan’s early life through an engaging living wax museum featuring historical figures who shaped his character and values. Through interactive presentations and storytelling, participants gained a deeper understanding of the people, experiences, and principles that influenced President Reagan’s journey from a small-town Illinois boy to the 40th President of the United States. The program was organized by Jenee Blackert of the Tampico Area Historical Society, whose commitment to local history and educational outreach continues to connect young people with the heritage of their community. Students and educators gave the event enthusiastic reviews, and interest is already growing. A local thirdgrade teacher has expressed plans to bring a class for a similar program next month. To commemorate the experience, each student received a gift bag with YAF materials and informational resources to share with their families.
Reagan Birthplace volunteers dress in costumes as they share the life and legacy of our 40th President with young visitors.
Unique YAF programs such as this one help bring history to life for young audiences, fostering a deeper appreciation for Ronald Reagan’s legacy while strengthening YAF’s educational outreach in the Midwest communities that shaped his early years.
Alumna Aimee McClintock Joins YAF Team as Staff Attorney Aimee McClintock serves as a staff attorney for Young America’s Foundation, where she defends students’ constitutional rights and protects free speech on college campuses. Prior to joining YAF, Aimee served as an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney in Virginia, where she prosecuted criminal cases, handled significant constitutional questions, and conducted trials. She previously served as an attorney 8
with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and as a law clerk to the Honorable Richard E. Gardiner in the Fairfax County Circuit Court. Aimee first became involved with YAF as a student at The George Washington University, where she hosted conservative speakers such as Ben Shapiro, Senator Rick Santorum, Steve Forbes, and Christina Hoff Sommers. She also led events dedicated to challenging the liberal echo chamber on campus. Aimee earned her J.D. from The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, and her B.A. in political science from The George Washington University. Young America’s Foundation | October 2026
The Reagan Ranch Reagan Ranch Roundtable Features Secretary Linda McMahon
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1) Secretary Linda McMahon headlines the Reagan Ranch Roundtable luncheon at the Reagan Ranch Center. 2) Secretary McMahon meets with Reagan Ranch Roundtable series sponsor Wendy McCaw and Arthur von Wiesenberger. 3) Director of the Reagan Ranch Andrew Coffin hosts Secretary Linda McMahon for a tour of Rancho del Cielo.
On October 23, Young America’s Foundation welcomed United States Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to the Reagan Ranch Center as the featured speaker for the Wendy P. McCaw Reagan Ranch Roundtable Series.
At the heart of that effort is restoring to parents, the truest advocates for their children, the right to direct their children’s education. She was clear that education rights are not a partisan issue but a parental right.
Moderated by conservative commentator and YAF speaker Elisha Krauss, the conversation offered insight into the Secretary’s business-minded approach to reforming and ultimately eliminating the Department of Education (DOE). She joked with the audience, calling it the best job ever proposed because success is “when she fires herself!”
The Secretary’s visit concluded with a tour of Ronald Reagan’s Western White House, Rancho del Cielo, hosted by Director of the Reagan Ranch Andrew Coffin and YAF student leaders Taormina Falsitta (The Catholic University of America ‘27), Reagan O’Hara (College of the Sequoias ’27), and Madeline Iwasyk (Stanislaus State University ‘28).
Secretary McMahon described her work at the Department of Education as a “proof of concept” for Congress, demonstrating how the current federal responsibilities of the DOE are most efficient when “merged” with other departments.
The students, who recently completed YAF internships at the Reagan Ranch, shared with the Secretary the challenges they face as young conservatives and how YAF has supported them in advancing freedom on campus.
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Freedom at 250: Middle School Students Answer the Call of Freedom Students from around the country explore Rancho del Cielo at YAF’s October Middle School Expedition.
Young America’s Foundation closed out our 2026 Middle School Expedition schedule at the Reagan Ranch with a challenge to 58 students: answer the call. It was a fitting conclusion not only to a year of Expeditions but also to our Freedom at 250 initiative, which asked students to consider how their generation will use the freedom they have inherited. Throughout the day, students explored three important questions: What happens when freedom is lost? How does freedom work? And what does it take to protect something worth preserving? Dr. Daniel Di Martino, economist and Venezuelan freedom activist, showed students what can happen when economic freedom disappears.
said they would recommend the program to a friend, 82% noted the Expedition strengthened their belief in and appreciation for conservative ideas, and 84% said it increased their patriotism and appreciation for American history and values. Student Annemarie Bailey said, “Sometimes I take our country for granted, but you helped me remember how much we have and how blessed we are!” Salome Galvis Rivas shared, “This program has taught me the importance of economic freedom and the consequences of socialism.” And Annelise Wagner left ready to act, stating, “It has inspired me to fight for my conservative values and be bold for FREEDOM!”
Dr. Michael Clark, associate professor of economics at Hillsdale College, brought free-market economics to That is what these unique YAF programs are all about. life, showing how freedom allows individuals to make choices, respond to information, and work together. Thanks to YAF’s supporters, including Ray & Susie Screbant and Mike & Sue Heyer—who gave lead During their visit to Rancho del Cielo, students got gifts to fund YAF’s Middle School Expeditions—these a firsthand look at the preparation and responsibility students did more than visit the Reagan Ranch. They involved in protecting President Ronald Reagan at his left with a deeper understanding of freedom, a fuller beloved Ranch through an expanded Secret Service appreciation of it, and a recognition that preserving it Command Post briefing and a Jeep experience. is now their responsibility. YAF’s post-program survey underscores the impact of our Middle School Expeditions: 96% of students 10
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