## Overview “Conservative_Activists” does not refer to a single, specific organization in the available search results, but rather to a broad category of groups and movements within the American conservative landscape. For the purposes of this summary, we will focus on prominent organizations that exemplify conservative activism—such as Heritage Action, Turning Point USA, and Young America’s Foundation—highlighting their roles, histories, and impacts, particularly as they intersect with business and technology. ## What These Organizations Do Conservative activist organizations are dedicated to advancing conservative policies, values, and candidates at various levels of American society. They engage in policy research, grassroots mobilization, campus activism, and direct advocacy. For example, Heritage Action, founded in 2010 as the advocacy arm of The Heritage Foundation, translates conservative research into actionable legislation and mobilizes a national network of activists (“Sentinels”) to hold lawmakers accountable through tools like the Heritage Action Scorecard[1]. Turning Point USA (TPUSA), founded in 2012, focuses on recruiting and organizing young conservatives on high school and college campuses, using digital platforms and social media to counter progressive narratives and influence student politics[3]. Young America’s Foundation (YAF) supports conservative students through campus chapters, events, and online resources, aiming to provide a counterbalance to liberal campus cultures[6]. ## History and Key Achievements The Heritage Foundation, established in 1973, has been a cornerstone of conservative policy development, notably influencing the Reagan administration and maintaining a robust presence in Washington, D.C.[2]. Its advocacy arm, Heritage Action, has played a key role in turning conservative ideas into law and maintaining pressure on lawmakers through its Scorecard system[1]. TPUSA, one of the fastest-growing campus organizations, has made headlines for initiatives like the Professor Watchlist and School Board Watchlist, which track educators and officials perceived as advancing liberal agendas[3]. YAF, with over 60 years of history, has built