We have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
Harvard Law School is holding a two-day conference (October 2-3, 2026) on the impact of Article V – the first time in fifteen years!
The Constitution can be amended two ways: by Congress, or by a convention called by the states. We have never tried the second.
Over two days at Harvard Law School, this conference convenes scholars, legislators, and advocates—supporters and skeptics alike, from across the political spectrum—to examine the questions that path raises:
- What role might a convention play in strengthening American democracy?
- Which amendments should be pursued?
- And can the Article V convention process be used responsibly, safely, and legitimately?
Our goal is to advance understanding through rigorous, good-faith dialogue among those who hold deeply different views about the promise and peril of this constitutional mechanism.
The Conference includes a hand-selected list of spectacular experts on Federalism and the use of Article V from across the political spectrum. You can see the full list here:
https://www.vthepeople.org/panels.html
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Register NOW for this magnificent event becausespace is limited and going fast!
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The National Federalism Commission initiated this Conference when we recommended it to Harvard. We helped design the conference topics and panelists, and helped fund this impactful event on behalf of the states.
We look forward to seeing you there!!
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The National Federalism Commission (NFC) is the government entity created by the States in 2017 to promote federalism and be a forum of communication among the States.
Let’s keep working together as the States to make our nation prosperous and to celebrate the diversity we have among our 50 States! We are stronger together ~