See the ideas.
Living art, performance, textiles, music, and film give constitutional ideas a human shape.
Art meets law. Culture carries the conversation. Knowledge belongs to everyone.
The Living Constitution is our immersive series connecting Ghana’s 1992 Constitution with history, creativity, identity, and everyday life. Hosted by Nia Weeks and developed by Detangled.
Living art, performance, textiles, music, and film give constitutional ideas a human shape.
Legal voices, historians, artists, and community members explore belonging, rights, and shared responsibility.
Questions, reflections, and participant contributions become part of an evolving collective artwork.
Explore confirmed events below. Event times are shown in Ghana time (GMT).
Open a theme to explore it. Dates, venues, and speakers will be announced once confirmed.
Who are “We the People”? Explore constitutional belonging through art, storytelling, and shared reflection.
Citizenship, identity, and belonging—how do our personal stories connect to our shared civic life?
Family, customary practices, and constitutional rights meet in the relationships that shape our lives.
History, independence, and the future we imagine together.
Akpeteshie becomes a starting point for exploring culture, association, enterprise, and opportunity.
You don’t need a law degree. Bring your questions, your experience, and your imagination.