Don Feder is a graduate of the Boston University College of Liberal Arts and the Boston University Law School. He was admitted to the practice of law in New York and Massachusetts. For 19 years, he was a columnist and editorial writer at The Boston Herald, the second largest-circulation newspaper in New England. The paper published over 2,000 of his columns, most of which were syndicated. His involvement with the conservative movement goes back to the Goldwater campaign. Prior to joining the Herald’s staff, he was New England Regional Director of Young Americans for Freedom, Executive Director of Massachusetts Citizens for Limited Taxation and Executive Director of the Second Amendment Foundation. He was also chief editorialist for WEEI News Radio in Boston. Since leaving the Herald, he has served as World Congress of Families Communications Director and Coordinator of Regional Conferences (2006 to 2018). In that capacity, he organized conferences in Ottawa, Trinidad, Barbados, Antigua, St. Lucia, London, Moscow, Belgrade, Moldova, Nigeria, Kenya and Malawi. Most recently, he was the Communications Director and Coalitions Coordinator of the Ruth Institute, an organization fighting the sexual revolution, especially “transgenderism.” While there he created a Demographic Winter Resource Center. He has been a staff writer for The Washington Times since November 2021. Feder has addressed the annual conventions or meetings of the Rabbinical Council of America, Americans for a Safe Israel, the World Affairs Councils of Boston and Portland, Maine, the National Right to Life Committee, the March for Life Dinner, the Family Research Council, the Eagle Forum, the Leadership Institute, the Heritage Foundation, the Hoover Institution, The Ibero-American Conference for Life and Family in Guatemala City, and CPAC. He’s spoken or debated at Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale, Princeton, UCLA, New York University, Liberty University, Hillsdale College, Grove City College, Boston College, Boston University, Regent University and Carleton College. He lives with his family in Framingham, MA.