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GPAHE Brings You the Latest News in Far-Right Hate and Extremism
GPAHE’s Project 2025 Blog: August 8th Update
This week we examine the links between Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts and Opus Dei and take a look at Russell Vought, one of Project 2025’s principal architects. We’ll expose Project 2025 and Christopher Miller’s frightening plans for the U.S. military, and the grim future for undocumented immigrants and asylum seekers should Project 2025’s plans be implemented. We’ll also hear from Project 2025 supporters Russell Vought, Mike Howell, Ken Cuccinelli, Liz Wheeler, and Jeremy Carl in their own words.
Our blog series provides essential updates on Project 2025. Now you can view all of our Project 2025 blog posts in one convenient place on our website. We encourage you to explore this series to stay informed and engaged.
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You’re Invited! GPAHE webinar on Project 2025’s Effect on Women and Children
We’re excited to invite you to join us on Wednesday, August 14, at 12:00 PM EST for a conversation about Project 2025. GPAHE co-founders Wendy Via and Heidi Beirich will discuss the plan’s potentially grave implications for women and children, and take questions on this anti-democratic and Christian Nationalist agenda by the extreme far-right movement to “rescue America.”
Please join us for this important conversation. Wendy and Heidi will be available throughout the call to answer questions on what we’re seeing as we work to combat the hate and far-right extremism that fuels Project 2025 and its advisory groups.
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NEW from GPAHE: GPAHE Highlights Urgent Need to Address Extremism Amid Escalating Far-Right Violence in the UK
GPAHE is raising an urgent alarm about the growing threat of far-right violence in the UK, calling for immediate action to counter the surge in far-right extremism. The situation has reached a critical point, with hate-driven attacks on immigrants and refugees on the rise, putting communities at severe risk. Authorities must confront this escalating crisis head-on to prevent further destabilization and protect the public. GPAHE stresses that the current response from authorities is insufficient, urging a more robust approach to curbing the spread of extremist ideologies, particularly in the online space. This urgent call to address the crisis is a reminder that far-right extremism is not only a threat to those directly targeted but also to the broader fabric of society.
Watch Heidi on BBC explaining how hateful online disinformation spurs violence.
