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KRIA - The Icelandic Constitution Archives

Archive-It Partner Since: Oct, 2020

Organization Type: Other Institutions

Organization URL: http://instagram.com/kriaarchives/   

Description:

KRIA is a community effort to gather and make openly available the content around the citizen-driven Icelandic constitutional reform process. In 2011, Iceland rewrote its constitution using an historically open approach. This offered an inspiring new way to think about how citizens can participate in policy reform using available technology. What resulted was a draft constitution that was affirmed by a public referendum. Iceland's proposed constitution has not yet been ratified by Althingi (the Icelandic Parliament), but the initiative is still alive and gaining international attention.

However, the ephemeral nature of digital-born content poses a threat to the constitutional process materials safety and public access. The KRIA archive hopes to make this information available as a resource for the community, scholars, and future generations. Among the partners in this effort are the Icelandic Constitutional Society, Icelandic National Archives, the University of Washington, the University of Iceland, and peace building nonprofit Build Up.

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Title: New constitution - A new beginning. The next steps in the constitutional issue

URL: https://facebook.com/events/234755930360297/

Collection: Citizen Outreach - After

Description: A facebook event scheduled for June 19, 2017 by members of the Althingi's working group on the Constitutional Committee to take comments from citizens about drafting a new resolution.

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Title: Fögnum við Stjórnarráðið 1. desember!, We celebrate the Cabinet on December 1st

URL: https://facebook.com/events/622662671486507/

Collection: Citizen Outreach - After

Description: A facebook event held on December 1, 2018 hosted by Stjórnarskrárfélagið, The Icelandic Constitution Society, and funded by the government in which participants could celebrate the cabinet by taking a tour of the Althingi, viewing a new work of art, and purching a new book about the new constitution.

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