Beth Feeley is a writer, editor, parent advocate, and civic organizer whose work focuses on education, civics, viewpoint diversity, and institutional accountability.
She has worked with the Woodson Center, served as launch director for its 1776 effort, and directed or supported civic-education initiatives that challenge grievance-based narratives with a more agency-centered view of American history.
Feeley also founded New Trier Neighbors and co-hosts Take Back Our Schools. Her background in communications, civic networks, and education advocacy helps Unified Solutions America understand how institutional ideology reaches families, communities, and public trust.
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