Freedom-Zine America: The Archives

The Cepia Club LLC's Community Reports

 

Issue #34 (.pdf) April 12th, 2010. Interview with Ralph Terrana: The Motown Years

Issue #33 (.pdf) February 28th, 2010. Sub Terra Vita - "Hollyhock"

Issue #32 (.pdf) January 23rd, 2010. "Get on up! Get into it! Get involved!"

Issue #31 (.pdf) December 16th, 2009. "2009 Holding Fast & Melding Fortune's Future"

Issue #30 (.pdf) November 12th, 2009. "Community & Culture Matter"

Issue #29 (.pdf) October 8th, 2009. "Cepia Club's Pikzl Vision"

Issue #28 (.pdf) June 9, 2009. “Memory Days" - Centuria, WI

Issue #27 (.pdf) April 9, 2009. “Cepia Trade Bazaar Moves"

Issue #26 (.pdf) February 26, 2009. "Essential Liberty: Property, Limited Governance & the Mutual Interest.

Issue #25 (.pdf) February 3, 2009. “The Bitter Wine,” a review of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath.

Issue #24 (.pdf) January 6, 2009. “Groovin' on a Big Breakfast,” a review of the band BREAKFAST from Polk County, Wisconsin in Notes from the Underground by Pi Kielty.

Issue #23 (.pdf) November 12, 2008. “Win-Win for Centuria” & “Notes from the Underground.”

Issue #22 (.pdf) October 28, 2008. Experimenting Community Building Free Society via Arts

Issue #21 (.pdf) October 1, 2008. Into the Post-History

Issue # 20 (.pdf) September 3, 2008. Regenerating Communities

Issue #19 (.pdf) July 2008. Club Barter System Working; The Cepia Listing; Internship Pilot Program.

 Issue #18 (.pdf) June 2008. Post-History: The New Model of Politics, Economics, Society, and Community.

Issue #17(.pdf) May 2008. Main Results of The Cepia Club's Earth Month Critical Community Issues Forum: "Don't wait for the Government; Be the Change Yourself."

Issue #16 (.pdf) April 1, 2008. Review of Caught in the Middle by Richard C. Longworth; The Underground Journal.

Issue #15 (.pdf) March 4, 2008. Does Your Community Serve You? Do You Serve It?

Issue # 14 (.pdf) February 1, 2008. "Can Your Business Go Globolocal? Yes, it can. And it must."

Issue #13 (NA) January 2008. Christmas in the Holy Land A Success.

Issue #12 (.pdf) December 23, 2007. Club's Christmas in the Holy Land Party; Greetings and Peace Toward All. 

Issue # 11 (.pdf) September 27, 2007. New Format: The Cepia Club's Free Grass Roots Business Report: New Zine Scene; Why Join the CepiaNet.

Issue #10--NA  The “lost” issue.

Issue # 9 (.pdf) Quincy Adams's quote; Charles M. Barnard on the values of modern belief; and "Club Report—Vision."

Issue #8 (.pdf) March 6, 2007. Iran and America: "War or Peace: Problems and A Solution;" Cartoon of "Iran's Deal or Nyet."

Issue #7 (.pdf) "Alexander Hamiliton;"  The FairTax.

Issue # 6 (.pdf) Thomas Jefferson; "On Political Language."

Issue #5 (.pdf)  "In the Grip of Fascist Irony" image; "Why Get Involved."

Issue #4 (.pdf)"May 2, 2006: Club Report; Multi-Media Progress; Smitty's Dig.

Issue #3 (.pdf) "Protecting Ourselves from Influenza" image; "The New Politics;" "Public good."

Issue #2 (.pdf) "Cowboy Diplomacy" image; "Winning Demands a Reason."

Issue #1 (.pdf) "Club Purpose Well Received;" "Eclipse?"

Our Vision

Educated individuals active in political, economic, cultural, and social issues will bring
positive change through action at any level of civilization.

Our Values

  • Family provides the bedrock of human civilization.

  • Families live within a community, the community serving as the core means of comfort
    and survival for a serene, emotionally and materially prosperous human life.
    Individual fulfillment within the family is dependant upon the health and strength of
    communities providing a free-market of ideas and fair commerce.

  • Communities can fulfill the human spirit only through cooperation, tolerance,
    understanding and acceptance among neighbors, and among nations.

  • Direct personal, positive (and non-violent) constructive involvement, in the spirit of mutual interests, within a local community enriches the quality of all human life, generating peaceful resolution of differences and cooperation within, between and among all communities everywhere.

Mission Statement

"Connect people to the ideas and resources, and other people, sought for collaborative projects via general media goods and services for humanity's mutual interests...toward a humane future
of peace and prosperity, liberty and justice."

CEPIA's Four Commitments

First Commitment: "To do only that which is good and necessary for peace, justice,
liberty and freedom."

Second Commitment: "To find a way to benefit the common good by well-thought acts."

Third Commitment: "To work to create a mutual effect on one person's good fortune
contributing to the well-being of the community."

Fourth Commitment: "To help others in order to help ourselves."

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