PATRIOT WEEK
With his then 10 year old daughter Leah, America’s Survival Guide’s author Judge Michael Warren co-created Patriot Week in 2009 (www.PatriotWeek.org). Patriot Week renews America's spirit by celebrating the First Principles, Founding Fathers and other Patriots, vital documents and speeches, and flags that make America the greatest nation in world history.
Patriot Week has been recognized by state and local resolutions, and has been celebrated in a dozen states. Scores of K-12 schools (public, charter, private and home), universities, law schools, student groups, community organizations (Rotaries, Kiwanis, senior centers, religious, and others), cities, counties, courts, law firms, businesses, senior living communities, libraries, hospitals, historical groups, private homes, public officials, and others engage in a wide range of grassroots activities (including parades, festivals, panel discussions, speakers, lesson plans, picnics, commemorations, etc.). The grassroots effort is renewing the spirit of America, one person at a time, and is spreading throughout the nation.
To learn more about Patriot Week, visit www.PatriotWeek.org.
- Why We Need to Reclaim the
First Principles and Our History
The crisis facing America - What Would The Founding
Fathers Do?
Solving today's problems with their wisdom - The Reforms that Can Save the U.S.A
Solving today's problems with their wisdom - The American Freedom
Curriculum
A key first step to saving our K-12 educational system - Read Our Founding Documents
The Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and other primary documents
"America's Survival Guide describes with detail and passion the dangers that come from abandoning the "First Principles" upon which this nation was founded. But this important book offers more than a diagnosis and despair, it presents a reasoned program for restoring the U.S. Constitution its proper place at the center of American society and government. The book draws on history, politics and education to make a powerful case for freedom and fighting for it."
--John Engler, former Governor of Michigan
