In Japan, the courts have decided tight government control is more important than freedom of religion. To protect religious freedom and peace in Japan and around the world, sign this petition.

Harpal Singh Brar, the Indian-born British communist thinker, Marxist scholar, and activist who dedicated his life to fighting against globalism, passed away on January 5, 2025, at the age of eighty-five.

On February 22nd, the Center for Political Innovation held a successful workshop in Minneapolis with local organizers and friends. Despite attempted disruption, the event was a great success!

If you were recruiting for a political event, where would you go? Hold a cardboard sign on a street corner? Pass out leaflets at activist rallies? Or, would you go speak to vendors at the Home and Garden Show?

On Jan. 30th, CPI Co-Director and Founder Caleb Maupin attended the Senate Intelligence Committee hearings for Tulsi Gabbard's nomination as Director of National Intelligence.

Join us for an inspiring all-day workshop in Minneapolis! With insightful discussions, live music, great food, and a true sense of community, February 22nd is sure to be an excellent day.

The local CPI group in L.A. shared a message of peace outside a performance of the Chinese music and dance ensemble Shen Yun.

Development, or the environment? While Western figures argue we should sacrifice one for the other (or both for profit), China’s Great Green Wall project proves there is another way.

On January 20, 2025, as Donald Trump was being sworn in, the Center for Political Innovation (CPI) was in Washington, D.C.

CPI members in the Los Angeles area gathered to participate in community support efforts after the wildfire.

Political violence often serves the very forces it seeks to oppose. How did our society become so hopeless and depressed that premeditated murder would be considered heroic?

The Center for Political Innovation will be in Washington, DC at the inauguration — join us for a special event with speakers, food, and more.

This weekend on January 11th, CPI member Dan “Nowman” Niswander recorded a morning message showing the drive up to the restricted Eaton Canyon area in Altadena, California, which was recently ravaged by the terrible wildfires in the Los Angeles area.

The first action of CPI Los Angeles took place on New Year’s Day at the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California!

Caleb Maupin explores the controversial killing of Brian Thompson, and the online valorization of the accused perpetrator Luigi Mangione, in a new book now available for purchase on Lulu.