More About Maureen
Maureen Steele is a nationally recognized grassroots leader, paralegal, writer, author and co-founder of the American-Made Foundation and American-Made Action, alongside her partner and fellow truth warrior Ann Vandersteel. Her body of work spans some of the most high-impact constitutional and human rights movements in recent American history—from launching coast-to-coast freedom convoys to organizing legal coalitions that challenge the corporatized machinery of government overreach.
Maureen first rose to national prominence as the strategic engine and emotional core behind The People’s Convoy, the largest peaceful protest movement in the United States since the 1963 March on Washington. While she had never before spoken on a public stage, Maureen found herself delivering powerful, heartfelt speeches to crowds as large as 10,000—captivating audiences with her authentic voice, relatable perspective, and fierce love of country.
But what the public didn’t always see was the architecture behind the movement—designed by Maureen herself.
She is the creator of the slogans, the branding, the messaging, and the emotional tone behind The People’s Convoy, The People’s Operation Restoration, and the Nationwide Walkout. That same expertise carried over into her work with American-Made Foundation and American-Made Action, where she developed the complete brand identity and full website content, combining sharp design thinking with emotionally resonant messaging. Today, Maureen offers that same branding genius to others—helping nonprofits, campaigns, and entrepreneurs shape unforgettable brands that match their values and mission.
Behind the scenes, Maureen is also a trusted and sought-after speechwriter, quietly helping shape the voices of high-profile candidates and public figures. She is known for her ability to craft unique, individualized campaign messaging that speaks directly to the soul of the American voter—bold, clear, and emotionally grounded. Her discretion and integrity have made her a favorite among candidates and high profile figures looking for compelling, truth-driven content that doesn’t sound like it came from a political consultant’s playbook.
Her writing has appeared in The Blaze, American Greatness, and American Thinker, American Conservative, Gateway Pundit and many others, where she’s drawn comparisons to Ann Coulter—fiery and unfiltered—yet always guided by conscience, compassion, and spiritual clarity. Whether writing speeches, op-eds, or Substack newsletters, Maureen’s voice is unmistakable: clear, courageous, and convicting.
Fighting for Families and the Future
Today, through the American-Made Foundation, American-Made Action, and her work with the United Law Coalition and DOGA (Department of Government Accountability), Maureen is focused on holding government agencies accountable—particularly the corruption and overreach of Child Protective Services and the web of institutional abuse surrounding it. From coast to coast, she is helping bring strategic lawsuits, elevate whistleblower testimonies, and fight for justice on behalf of families who have been torn apart by a broken, bureaucratic machine.
Her mission is simple: to restore justice, reignite hope, and awaken America to its highest calling.
A Voice That Rose from the Wilderness
Maureen Steele didn’t arrive through a media machine or political party. She walked out of the Flathead National Forest—an everywoman with a pen, a purpose, and a fire in her belly. From rural Montana to Washington D.C., from obscure beginnings to national stages, she has remained the same: grounded in faith, relentless in truth, and loyal to the people who make this country worth fighting for.
They’ll tell you she didn’t just organize movements.
She moves people.
She is a storm wrapped in prayer,
A mother of conviction,
A voice for the forgotten,
And a reminder that in this hour of darkness—
We the People still rise.