Frequently Raised Questions
Why are you named after Sam Adams?
Samuel Adams was an American Revolutionary, Essayist, and Political Leader during the founding of the United States. He was a true believer and stalwart defender of the cause of liberty. Sam Adams wrote essays in many colonial newspapers defending the rights of Americans. Sam Adams was also a prominent member of the Sons of Liberty, who performed targeted and purposeful acts of resistance against tyranny, such as the Boston Tea Party. We chose Sam Adams to be our namesake because he is a figure who embodies the principles at the core of our organization: dedication to liberty and the willingness to stand up for it.
How can I connect with the organization?
We would love to see you at one of our in person meetings if you have a chapter near you. Otherwise, send us an email at [email protected] or join us on discord to connect with us.
How can I found my own chapter?
Simply send us an email at [email protected] to tell us where you wanted to found a chapter and we’ll connect you to the national network.
Are you part of a political party?
No, we are not affiliated with any political party. Rather, we endorse candidates from any organization that shares our values.
Do you have any educational resources?
Absolutely, our YouTube channel has both long-form video essays and shorter ‘explainer’ style content on a variety of civics topics. In addition we have a recommended reading list available as well as the essays of some of our members.