ConSource is a brand that aims to increase understanding, facilitate research, and encourage discussion of the U. S. Constitution.

By connecting individuals, including students, teachers, lawyers, and judges, with the documentary history of the Constitution's creation, ratification, and amendment, ConSource provides valuable insights and resources. For over 15 years, ConSource has been democratizing access to the source materials of the U. S.

Constitution, making letters, journals, newspapers, articles, speeches, and other first-hand records available to the public. As part of The Quill Project at Pembroke College, University of Oxford, ConSource offers the world's most comprehensive online library of source documents related to U. S.

Constitutional history. Moreover, ConSource goes beyond providing access. They offer cutting-edge analytical tools and visualizations through their Constitutional Index and merger with the Quill Project.

Scholars, legal professionals, educators, and the general public can explore and chart the precise context of proposals, speeches, votes, and the influence of particular individuals and delegations. By facilitating discussion and understanding of the diverse ideas and documents that established the United States, ConSource ensures that future generations comprehend the principles of liberty that underlie the Constitution. They also plan to expand their collections to include additional materials and are open to volunteer and research opportunities.

ConSource welcomes both support through donations and collaboration within their network. Experience the past, enlighten the present, and shape the future with ConSource