Follow the project’s public life through its published essays and official social channels, with clear status information for future civic deliberation, events, and partnerships.
Constitutional reform earns legitimacy only when the public helps shape it. Community is where that participation will happen, and where you can follow the project’s public conversation today.
Two parts are active now. The Drafting Room publishes Papers that make a developed argument and Drafting Notes that document inquiry still in progress, and the official Social Media channels carry announcements and informal discussion.
Structured public deliberation is deliberately being held for the Digital Constitutional Convention, a future forum for evidence-based discussion, moderated debate, proposals, and voting. Events and a Partner Directory will follow as the organization grows, and each is marked Coming Soon until it is ready.
The future public deliberation space for structured discussion, evidence, moderation, proposals, and voting within the Digital Constitutional Convention. It is deliberately modeled more on an evidence-based review process than on a social feed, and it will open only when the Convention’s safeguards are ready.
The twelve verified public channels used by ReDrafting America, including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Reddit, and Mastodon. Each listing explains what that platform is used for, so you can follow the project wherever you already spend your time.
Visit Social MediaThe project’s active publication library. Papers present developed arguments and positions, while Drafting Notes document inquiry still in progress, such as interviews, experiments, and open questions. Every piece has a searchable summary, topics, a publication date, and a permanent address.
Visit The Drafting RoomThe future authoritative calendar for public programs, civic gatherings, educational briefings, and major Convention milestones. Each listing will give the date, format, and purpose of the event, along with any recordings or materials published afterward.
A future public directory identifying approved organizational relationships, what each partner contributes, and where responsibility for joint work resides. It will make every partnership visible, so no outside relationship can shape the project’s work without the public knowing about it.
