Freedoms Journal Institute for the Study Policy

Freedom'Freedoms's Journal Institute began hosting the bcs in 2013. We hosted four of them before covid. We believed we should do it again. One of our main objectives was to let black conservatives realize they were not alone, thus making it easier to speak out on issues that concerned us most. Second was to make it easier for black conservatives to come out of the closet, speak out, and vote for their values. It was initially scheduled for september 2022, but we rescheduled it for march 2023 to provide more time to raise sponsorship support, sell tickets, and market the summit. $56,750 of the expenses includes the event planning and convention rental spce fees; $35,700 for video production costs and the remainder amount for advertising and contractor expenses.

Protect the vote was a one-day conference featuring former attorney general of Indiana curtis hill, the honorable ken blackwell, dr. eric m. wallace, mrs. jennifer wallace, hans von spakovsky of the heritage foundation, carol davis, chairman of the Illinois conservative union, and devon jones. the topics were the bible and government, the history of voter access, voter access today, the history of voter fraud, the debate on voter access vs. voter integrity, election integrity training, and the need for poll watchers and election judges.nrb convention is the largest christian media gathering in the usa. We attended the convention to market the black conservative summit and kingdoms in konflict. We were interviewed by several media organizations at the conference and afterward. We held a press conference to talk about the bcs 2022 summit. We became members in general and were also asked to join the president's council. We've had several radio, tv, podcast, and magazine interviews throughout the year. We've also posted articles in freedom'Freedoms's Journal magazine from ken blackwell, dean nelson, curtis hill, john stossel, larry elder, patrick hall, ben shapiro, kevin mcgary, and raynard jackson, to name a few.

We produced the 3rd season of kingdoms in konflict with 13 new episodes. Dr. eric wallace hosted it. We interviewed bishop e.w. Jackson, former attorney general of Indiana, curtis hill, rev. Walter hoye, pianist huntley brown, ken ham, dr. dewayne, mrs. jennifer wallace, tim mahoney, will crossley and pastor bob bouwer. Subjects ranged from black families matter, education, idolatry of blackness, and personhood for babies in the womb to answers in genesis and understanding the old testament. the show airs on tln, nrbtv and all of our apps. It was lived streamed on facebook, youtube, our apps and our website.