Constitutions
Tech that helps improve the drafting of and access to the founding documents of nations.
Sugestões da população para a Assembleia Nacional Constituinte de 1988
Learn about the history of the 72,000 letters sent by citizens to the Brazilian Constitutional Convention and how to consult them, and the Sistema de Apoio Informático à Constituinte (SAIC)
Numainda
Explore Pakistan's rich legal and parliamentary heritage with our AI-powered chatbot.
Sandura Sandbox
An AI Assistant for the Zimbabwean Constitution, designed to help you navigate and understand constitutional law with ease.
Reconstitution
Learn and compare Thailand's constitutions, presented through an interactive website, to enhance understanding of the constitution that everyone shares. | เรียนรู้และเปรียบเทียบรัฐธรรมนูญของประเทศไทย...
State Court Report
"[A] nonpartisan source for news, resources, and commentary focused on state courts and state constitutional development. It’s the first and only website dedicated to covering state constitutional cas...
iSolon.org
As of 2013, iSolon.org’s primary project has been providing state-by-state information clearinghouses regarding upcoming periodic state constitutional convention referendums. iSolon also maintains a c...
La Constitución es Nuestra
Proyecto de evaluación ciudadana del proceso constituyente en Chile
My Constitution South Africa
This edition of the South African Constitution has been specially created to be easy to access, read, print and distribute.
Constitute Project
Constitute offers access to the world’s constitutions so that users can systematically compare them across a broad set of topics — using an inviting, clean interface.
La Constitución de Todos
Una plataforma para crear la Constitución de Todos, entre Todos.
Constitution App
an ingenious tool that lets Zambian citizens participate in the country’s ongoing constitution-drafting process—effectively allowing almost any Zambian adult to help forge the nation.
Mexico City Crowdsourcing a Constitution: case study
To get input on Mexico City's constitution, LabCDMX experimented with Google Docs, PubPub, Change.org, paper surveys, and kiosks