AVCC status by the states: Special interests only need four more orange states to trigger a convention.
The Office includes senior leadership coordinating Divisions and strategizing Initiatives. It houses advisory bodies, like the Academic Advisory Board, which guide policy stances and democratic reforms to strengthen institutional faith.
Researching and addressing issues like voter suppression and gerrymandering, crafting nonpartisan, evidence-based proposals for democratic engagement and advocating for policy reforms to local, state, and federal officials.
Planning and executing events, such as nonpartisan town halls, educational assemblies, and public programming. The Organizing Division crafts materials to educate the public on democracy, civic engagement, and the dangers of authoritarianism, while advocating for disenfranchised communities and collaborating with the Advocacy Division on solutions.
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One year ago, the Task Force authored a report titled “The Unknown Threat to American Democracy”. The report delves into the ambiguity of an Article V Constitutional Convention (AVCC), a virtually unknown provision that could fundamentally reshape our Constitution, our liberties, and our democracy. Our report builds off previous nonprofit and government research of Article V, presenting a broad analysis of AVCC, shedding light on its original intent, its past influence on Congressional action, its vulnerabilities, and the current attempts at its invocation.
The full version of the report is available here.
True. However, there are no guardrails to ensure a convention remains about campaign finance reform. The risks of a convention called for campaign finance reform quickly running away into a convention that strips our rights outweighs
The Task Force is currently developing guardrail resolutions so a convention can be conducted safely.
Researching and addressing issues like voter suppression and gerrymandering, crafting nonpartisan, evidence-based proposals for democratic engagement and advocating for policy reforms to local, state, and federal officials.
Planning and executing events, such as nonpartisan town halls, educational assemblies, and public programming. The Organizing Division crafts materials to educate the public on democracy, civic engagement, and the dangers of authoritarianism, while advocating for disenfranchised communities and collaborating with the Advocacy Division on solutions.
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