2.  In 1990, Dr. John Lenczowski founded The
Institute of World Politics, a graduate school
in Washington, D.C. In addition to serving as
the school’s director, Dr. John Lenczowski
teaches on the subjects of international
relations, Russian politics, and foreign policy.
In 1987, he was a Senior Fellow in Soviet
Studies at the Ethics and Public Policy
Center (EPPC).
Based in Washington, D.C., the EPPC is
committed to applying Judeo-Christian
moral tradition to develop public policy.

3.  Founded in 1976, the organization states that it holds
steadfast to the following principles: respect for individual
freedom, limited government, the inherent dignity of the
human person, responsibility, the rule of law, and justice.
The American Religious Freedom Program is one of 10
programs offered by the EPPC, and it is dedicated to
protecting and strengthening the inherent religious
freedoms of Americans of all religions. Among its
successes, the program played in integral role in creating
the nation's first religious freedom caucuses in state
legislature. The program aims to continue to take steps to
protect the United States from the religious divisions and
violent conflicts prevalent in other areas of the world.