America’s Plan organizes civic work around specific issues. Each issue hub documents a problem, surfaces affected-party experience, builds toward a plan, and tracks what institutions commit to. The Issue Pipeline describes how that process works.
Active Hubs
Issue hubs where deliberative work is currently underway or open for contribution.
- Media Reform: Issue Overview — the collapse of local news coverage and its effect on civic accountability
More hubs are in development. If you want to propose or start one, see Issue Hubs: What They Are and How to Start One.
Analysis
Longer-form pieces examining civic movements, organizational models, and the political landscape that America’s Plan operates within. These are not position papers — they are analytical frameworks for understanding how civic change happens and what conditions it requires.
- Project 2025 and America’s Plan: A Structural Comparison — what the two projects share structurally and where they diverge
- Blueprint for Grassroots Change — Grounded in Human Rights — a framework for building civic organizations
- Patterns of Civic Conflict: A Framework for Understanding Issue-Specific Movements — recurring structures in how civic conflicts unfold
- Comparative Analysis: Pro-Life and Pro-Choice Movements — tactical and organizational comparison
- Comparative Analysis: BDS, Black Lives Matter, and Anti-Authoritarian Organizing — three movements examined structurally
- The Authoritarian Playbook: How They Plan to Kill American Democracy from the Inside — documented tactics and their historical precedents