We believe Section 230 still has value, but requires amendment in order to achieve what should be its dual mandate: 1.) protecting children from pornography and obscenity, and 2.) creating a digital public square where the value of free speech is cherished.

Building on new polling data from the 2018 midterms, this report shows how the Republican Party is dependent on married and family-oriented voters for success and proposes a "Family First" platform to solidify the support of these voters as well as grow the party's base for future elections.

The APP Foundation team compiled spending data for hundreds of social conservative organizations involved in public policy, political activism, and election. The report illustrates how little Christian conservatives invest in politics

The APP Foundation’s Federalism team details in this groundbreaking book how the administrative state has grown, the mechanisms it uses to undermine individual liberty and the American constitutional order, and the steps necessary to deconstruct it.

A ten-step roadmap to advance pro-family policies in government and politics.

APP's Frank Cannon, Maggie Gallagher, and Rich Danker analyze why the Republican Party lost in 2012, why the conventional wisdom of the RNC's "autopsy" report is wrong, and why combining social conservatism and a pro-worker economic message is the key to building a winning coalition.