Foundation for Economic Education, Inc.

FEE strives to bring about a world in which the economic, ethical, and legal principles of a free society are familiar and credible to the rising generation. Through life-changing student seminars, free online courses, engaging classroom resources, and enlightening classic and contemporary online content, we teach young people the personal value of free markets, entrepreneurship, and strong character. Ultimately, FEE's messages and programs generate "ah-ha!" moments and intellectual breakthroughs that inspire young people to pursue lives dedicated to individual freedom.

FEE works with young newcomers on their intellectual journeys through ideas on liberty. We reach out broadly, beyond our immediate circles, through digital marketing of introductory content and our 75-year archive of classic materials. Students move on to our library of books and pamphlets, which we make available by hand-to-hand distribution on campus. For a more intensive experience of the freedom philosophy, we offer a variety of lectures and seminars, and facilitate connections to likeminded organizations for deeper study.

FEE's 75-year experience educating young people is unmatched in: (A) producing and distributing publications and coursework introducing young "newcomers" to the freedom philosophy, and (B) organizing personal experiences with these ideas through workshops, classroom resources, and in-person seminars. FEE's intellectual resources include a faculty network of over 200 scholars from across the world.

Since 1946 FEE has set the tone for economic and political philosophical discourse in the United States through seminars, publications, and FEE.org.

Among FEE's accomplishments are:
• 30,000+ seminar alumni, many of whom have become influential leaders in the non-profit, corporate, and academic industries;
• Revival and mass distribution of many of the classic texts of classical liberalism, including Frédéric Bastiat's The Law and Henry Hazlitt's Economics In One Lesson;
• Publication of dozens of books and monographs on the free society, including the classic essay "I, Pencil" and newer publications such as Excuse Me, Professor: Challenging the Myths of Progressivism and Real Heroes: Inspiring True Stories of Courage, Character, and Conviction, and;
• Millions of readers and viewers of FEE materials worldwide.

We seek to accomplish:
• FEE.org will become the Internet's top destinations for information on economic thinking and a free and civil society;
• FEE will partner with other organizations that also seek to enlighten students' minds and prepare them to create opportunities for themselves and others;
• FEE will be among the leading communicators of the ideas of economics, entrepreneurship, personal character, and liberty, messaging directly to under-served audiences, and;
• FEE will become one of the world's leading distributors of stories, media, classics, and other perspectives on the free society.