About Us
What is WCAP?
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WCAP is a non-partisan advocacy group responding to the rising racial tensions in American public life.
The first quarter of the 21st century is over. It's time to engage for our own well-being.
The White Civil Advocacy Project is a newly formed non-profit organization. We are a non-partisan advocacy group responding to the rising racial tensions in American public life.
Mission: Our mission is to make White advocacy socially acceptable, politically relevant, and free from economic repercussion. We will lay the groundwork and pave the way for a new generation of professional and effective White advocacy in the United States.
Our mission is to safeguard historic sites, artifacts, and cultural expressions that face threats from neglect, conflict, or the passage of time. By engaging in restoration and documentation efforts, we breathe new life into history.
Raising awareness is key to preservation. Through workshops and educational outreach, we inspire all ages to value and protect heritage. Our programs offer hands-on experiences with historians, showcasing successful preservation stories to highlight the impact of collective efforts.
Genuine preservation starts at the grassroots level. We work hand-in-hand with local communities, artisans, and cultural leaders to maintain traditions, generate employment, and instill pride in our collective heritage.
We link heritage with sustainability by using eco-friendly practices in preservation. Our projects incorporate renewable energy and sustainable materials, protecting cultural treasures while supporting a healthier planet.
Our mission is to safeguard historic sites, artifacts, and cultural expressions that face threats from neglect, conflict, or the passage of time. By engaging in restoration and documentation efforts, we breathe new life into history.
Our mission is to safeguard historic sites, artifacts, and cultural expressions that face threats from neglect, conflict, or the passage of time. By engaging in restoration and documentation efforts, we breathe new life into history.
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Dmitri Loutsik - business executive originally from the Washington DC area. He has an MBA from the University of Miami, and is deeply committed to promoting culture, identity, and community-focused initiatives.
Ken Hedrick - lifelong pro-White advocate based in eastern Pennsylvania. He spends much of his time as a community organizer and takes pride in being able to pass skills down to a younger generation.
C.Jay Engel - runs several offline businesses where he recently moved in Middle Tennessee. Is involved in several writing projects, active on the right wing podcast circuit and on X @contramordor. Also serves as WCAP executive director.
Executive Director Message
I am pleased to have joined WCAP in its early days and do what I can to grow it from scratch into an effective and productive organization. Like many people of my generation, I have grown to recognize the systematic aspect of the institutional war on the historic American identity. It no longer takes much research to see clearly that there are forces at play which seek to undermine the well-being of White Americans.
We see it everywhere we look: weaponized immigration, anti-White discrimination in corporate America, the erasure of Whites and their culture from American education, the replacement of Whites in entertainment, industry, and public administration. Americans of European descent, whose ancestors explored, settled, pioneered, and built this nation, must engage this system in numerous ways in order to preserve and protect their place in the 21st century.
WCAP exists to fulfill this mandate, and I look forward to the years ahead as we build together and defend our people and our way of life.
—C.Jay Engel
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