Moms for Liberty is described in the current repository as a Florida-founded conservative school-politics organization built around parental-rights branding, chapter-based mobilization, and public-school grievance campaigns. Current official pages reviewed on 2026-04-19 self-identify it as a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, list Tina Descovich as CEO and co-founder, and claim more than 300 chapters in 48 states with more than 130,000 members. ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer records now directly resolve Moms For Liberty Inc as EIN 85-4331724, subsection code 4, and Moms For Liberty Foundation as EIN 87-3980061, subsection code 3.
The broader source set still ties parts of the Moms for Liberty ecosystem to book-removal infrastructure, Christian homeschooling parental-rights actors, and dominionist or Seven Mountains-inflected education politics. The Colorado slice shows that some district-policy work attributed to the brand may have depended heavily on local organizer initiative.
In this repository, Moms for Liberty matters less as a generic culture-war label than as an organizational vehicle recurring across school-board fights, library disputes, public-health backlash, and Colorado education politics. The current evidence is strongest for reported origin, organizational self-description, public nonprofit records, tactics, and local organizing lanes. It is still weaker on donor identity, internal governance, formal chapter-control mechanics, and every ideological or networked claim that critics attach to it. The newer Colorado reporting also suggests that some policy drafting and district-resolution work in El Paso County was locally driven rather than cleanly structured by the national organization.
Moms For Liberty Inc, and a separate 501(c)(3), Moms For Liberty Foundation2026-04-19 claim more than 300 chapters, 48 states, and more than 130,000 membersFounders Tiffany Justice and Tina Descovich: supported in the CNN origin profile and current official-site history.Moms For Liberty Inc: directly resolved in ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer as EIN 85-4331724, subsection code 4.Moms For Liberty Foundation: directly resolved in ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer as EIN 87-3980061, subsection code 3; current official navigation links to the foundation, but governance mechanics still require direct filing or official-page review beyond this pass.Chapter model: the current official start-a-chapter page describes chapters as local school-board watchdogs and requires Executive Board approval before use of the name or logo.Book-removal and library-pressure work: supported in the Media Matters reporting layer.Florida origin and 2022 Republican proximity: supported in the Miami Herald and CNN reporting layers, with July 2022 Florida-summit context and DeSantis-adjacent public events.Michael Farris / ParentalRights.org: present in the current repo through reported collaboration and rhetorical overlap, but not yet as a fully documented formal alliance record.Leadership Institute: present in current reporting about shared training or programming, but not yet supported in the repo by a direct institutional partnership page.wiki/summaries/moms-for-liberty-parental-rights-and-dominionist-school-politics.md: bounded synthesis of the current source family.raw/articles/2026-04-19T031831-0600 moms-for-liberty-current-official-site-source-pass.md: current official self-description, leadership roster, chapter model, and membership / chapter claims as of 2026-04-19.raw/datasets/2026-04-19T031830-0600 moms-for-liberty-propublica-nonprofit-records.md: direct ProPublica API capture resolving the national 501(c)(4), the foundation 501(c)(3), selected filing-row markers, and one local Dorchester County chapter filing lead.raw/articles/2026-04-19T031216-0600 Who are the Moms for Liberty and why do they have the ear of Florida’s school officials?.md: Florida-focused July 2022 reporting on origin, summit visibility, DeSantis adjacency, early scale, and school-board politics.raw/articles/2026-04-19T031410-0600 Moms for Liberty Isn’t a Grassroots Group — Here’s Why.md: advocacy-source analysis of political, funding, legal, and allied-organization leads; useful for leads, with evaluative claims requiring source-specific verification.raw/articles/2026-04-19T031256-0600 Moms for Liberty.md: tertiary Wikipedia orientation capture; useful as a reference map, not as primary evidence for contested claims.raw/articles/2026-04-06T003651-0600 how-two-florida-moms-spearheaded-a-parent-movement-aiming-to-impact-the-2022-elections-cnn-politics-1740f88d.md: origin and growth reporting.raw/articles/2026-04-06T003651-0600 moms-for-liberty-is-hiding-behind-these-front-groups-as-they-gut-public-school-libraries-media-matters-for-america-cf5f2711.md: reporting on book-removal infrastructure and library tactics.raw/articles/2026-04-11T011237-0600 Moms for Liberty and the Dominionist Assault on America’s ‘Education Mountain’.md: interpretive reporting connecting Moms for Liberty to Seven Mountains and dominionist school politics.raw/articles/2026-04-11T011310-0600 Christian Homeschooling Crusader Michael Farris Opposes Women's Reproductive Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Children's Rights.md: reporting linking parental-rights politics, Michael Farris, and Moms for Liberty.raw/articles/2026-04-10T200114-0600 Darcy Schoening, former CO GOP Director of Special Initiatives.md: direct local-organizer context for the Colorado slice.raw/articles/2026-04-11T155513-0600 ctr-54024-moms-for-liberty-claiming-credit-for-school-districts-opting-out-of-state-funded-student-m.md: Colorado reporting on HB1003 opt-out resolutions, local credit-claiming, and the Brad Miller policy-drafting lane around district resolutions.raw/articles/2026-04-11T155513-0600 ctr-56492-exit-interview-darcy-schoening-steps-down-from-directing-colorado-moms-for-liberty.md: Colorado reporting that identifies Schoening as El Paso County co-chair and preserves her own claim that some district-policy work was locally authored rather than nationally structured.Moms For Liberty Dorchester County as a local 501(c)(4) record; this is a chapter-structure lead only and should not be generalized without a separate chapter-filing pass.