constitute

The CCP is pleased to announce the roll-out of Version 4.0 of Constitute. The revision introduces an expanded set of constitutional texts and a host of new features that give users more control over their experience. Check out the site to view a select set of draft and historical constitutions, learn about the new log-in…

The CCP and Dejusticia are collaborating to build a Spanish-language version of Constitute. We previewed an early version of Constitute en español at Dejusticia’s intensive course on economic, social, and cultural rights last October — watch the video (in Spanish) to hear from the participants, and keep an eye out for the official launch of…

The Sunlight Foundation has named Constitute as one of the inspirations behind their new Open Data Policies Decoded project, which seeks to connect policy solutions to the open data initiatives and public officials that need them. Read more about the project, and the role that Constitute played in helping to inspire it, here!

The Connector – a podcast exploring the world of political science research and teaching at the University of Texas at Austin – has produced a three-part series about Constitute. Host Stuart Tendler sits down with CCP co-director Zachary Elkins and UT graduate student Robert Shaffer to discuss the origins, evolution, and future of the Constitute…

During the summer of 2016, the CCP will host the 28th Amendment Project in the Google Drafting Lab of the National Constitution Center. The 28th Amendment Project is an interactive exercise during which participants engage in each stage of constitutional drafting: research, deliberation, and decision-making. If you will be in Philadelphia this summer, please join…