
Stossel talks libertarianism with Matt Kibbe
At the Young Americans for Liberty conference in Washington, D.C., Matt Kibbe sat down with John to talk about his long career bringing libertarianism to the masses. Stossel reflected on how the media landscape has changed, with decentralized platforms offering more opportunities to communicate without the fear of editorial censorship, and explained how his recent projects are bringing liberty into the classroom. He also lamented the fact that for as long as he has been pointing out the benefits of free markets and personal liberty, many Americans are still not receptive to the ideas of freedom. Can Kibbe cheer him up with a dose of optimism? Watch the Kibbe on Liberty episode to find out!

CIT’s 2024 Annual Report
Center for Independent Thought (CIT) is proud to announce the release of its 2024 Annual Report, marking a significant milestone: 25 years of John Stossel's presence in American classrooms. Over the past quarter-century, CIT's initiatives have reached millions, fostering critical thinking and informed discourse among students, educators, and the broader community.

CIT Welcomes New Board Members
Center for Independent Thought is pleased to announce the addition of two directors, Scott Barbee and Michael Ricci.

In Memoriam: David Boaz 1953-2024
It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the passing of David Boaz, a member of our board of directors. For decades, David was a guiding light not only for Center for Independent Thought, but for the world of libertarian thought, as he was able to articulate complex ideas with clarity and passion.

CIT’s 2023 Annual Report
2023 was a year of growth and expansion across CIT’s programs: a new podcast, the launch of Stossel Fellows, a growing teacher network, and new educational materials for classroom use. We hope you'll find inspiration in the positive impact of your support, whether through 100 million+ views of Stossel TV videos or from those who've embraced Stossel in the Classroom materials to educate their students.