Opening the People’s House

As we approach the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, it’s time for some straight talk. Our presidential system, once the envy of the world, now struggles to meet the complex challenges of the 21st century.
Reimagining a People’s Court

The whole idea of a constitution has one fundamental weakness: Who decides what it means? In the United States, this subtle but immense power is given to the Supreme Court, and the results have been…anything but subtle.
Betting on Real Democracy

How a Randomized People’s Assembly could Fix our Broken Legislature! A #unifyUSA Opinion paper developed by Nicholas Coccoma and Max Goodman.
Co-Creating the U.S. 3.0 Interdependence Covenant

Please Join #unifyUSA Virtual Summit, August 14, 2024! We’ve created a new, inclusive form of government by establishing a People’s Assembly.
The Fierce Urgency of Now!

Speech by Dr. Paul Zeitz, Founder, #unifyUSA, July 24, 2024 at Palestinian Liberation-led Action to Interrupt State of Israel speech before the U.S. Congress (Jerusalem Post, July 24, 2024).
Climate Transformation for a Liveable Future

I stand before you at the DC Superior Court and the nearby DC Central Cell Block, a jail where inmates are held in barbaric conditions overnight, and sometimes people can be held for up to 3 days uncharged with a crime.
Let Inter-dependence Ring!

#unifyUSA Founder Dr. Paul Zeitz speaking at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA.
Calling All Liberators

Revolutionaries, liberators, change-makers, thought-leaders, and activists! today, we are standing at the Lincoln Memorial, a hallowed ground where the echoes of freedom and justice still reverberate.
U.S. Declaration of Interdependence, a Miracle in Milwaukee

1st National Day of Interdependence, Speech by Dr. Paul Zeitz, Founder, #unifyUSA, at People’s First Convention, July, 14, 2024, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
New Economic Order for Peace: neopeace!

Here on Wall Street, George Washington took the oath of office as our first President, and this site was home to the first Congress, Supreme Court, and Executive Branch offices.