World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA) is a non-partisan, 501(c)(4) not-for-profit global organization constituting citizens and parliamentary members, with national branches and their local chapters. It is established as a maximalist platform advocating for the establishment of the world government under the Constitution for The Federation of Earth. WCPA does not engage in matters related to the United Nations or its charter reform.

On June 30, 1977, following the adoption of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth (CFoE), the Second World Constituent Assembly (2^nd WCA) designated World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA) as the continuing agency to organize and develop all aspects of its plan to obtain the ratification and implementation of the constitution, in accordance with the provisions of Section 19.1 of Article 19 of the constitution. The Assembly further conferred upon the WCPA the authority to establish action groups as national branches and local chapters of the WCPA, and also permitted the affiliation of cooperating organizations with the WCPA. To learn more about the history of WCPA, please visit our history page here.

The purposes and powers of the WCPA are:

A. The establishment of a federal world government by the adoption of a world constitution, in particular the Constitution for the Federation of Earth (CFoE), in order to secure peace, justice and greater opportunities in life for all people.

B. The convening of sessions of a world constitutional convention or world constituent assembly, to be composed of delegates invited from national governments or legislatures. Representatives of the people or non-governmental organizations, and persons chosen for their qualifications by the executive cabinet, and to be charged with the job of drafting the constitution for a federal world government and the submission of that constitution for ratification by the nations and peoples of the world; and in particular to continue the historical processes in this respect as already begun by the WCPA.

C. The organization and promotion of provisional World Government and all it's organs. And any other activity or agency considered desirable to further the peace, welfare and opportunity in life for all people, including the implementation of world legislation adopted by the Provisional World Parliament.

D. To develop and carry forward a world-wide program, and to take whatever peaceful and lawful steps and actions may be necessary or desirable to achieve the purposes herein set forth, either alone or in cooperation with other corporations, individuals, groups or entities.

Members:

World Members: Citizen Members, Parliamentary Members. All world members have the right to vote for the Trustees of the WCPA and to serve as Trustees and officers of the WCPA.

Associate Members: who shall have the right to vote only in the affairs of local chapters and national branches.

officers of the WCPA: 1 President, 2 Co-Presidents, 19 Vice-Presidents, 1 Secretary General, and 1 Treasurer
Cooperating organizations: Aaroh

$100 USD ($50 USD senior citizens over 62 and retired or full-time students)

1/3 membership fee and contribution are retained by national branch, 2/3 sent to world office.

Official Repository for Organizational Records of the WCPA:

In 1963, World Committee for a World Constitution Convention (WCWCC) was incorporated in Denver, Colorado, USA. In 1966-67, WCWCC was renamed to World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA).

Since March 29, 1990, State of Colorado is the only jurisdiction where the World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA) has been officially registered and where it incorporated with the Office of the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado in Denver, Colorado, USA.