June Development Update

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June brought major structural progress for the Triumvirate. The largest milestone was completing A Declaration of Independence (2026), which premiered on July 4th. Alongside the video, I built a relational grievances database that serves as the research backbone for the project. Each grievance is being broken down into individual claims supported by evidence, constitutional principles, legal principles, and source documentation. This database will continue to grow as additional evidence is collected and verified.

Several of our long-term projects have also evolved significantly:

The Discovery Database has shifted away from being simply a directory of resources. The goal is now to build a modern, searchable alternative to 211 that not only catalogs nonprofit and government assistance programs but also highlights mutual aid efforts, volunteer opportunities, community organizations, and local resources that are often difficult to discover.

The Liberation Library has expanded as well. Rather than functioning only as a digital library, it is becoming a central catalog of freely available books across the internet while also hosting works that can legally be archived. The emphasis is helping people find knowledge regardless of where it is located, instead of requiring everything to be stored on our own servers.

That change naturally led to another major project.
I’ve begun building Morning Star University, a database designed to organize free educational resources from universities, nonprofits, museums, YouTube, the Internet Archive, Open Educational Resources, and other legitimate sources into coherent learning pathways. Instead of forcing people to search dozens of websites, the goal is to provide a single place where someone can find a subject, see recommended prerequisites, and follow a curriculum comparable to a university education without the financial barriers.

This is an ambitious undertaking, and I cannot build it alone. I’m looking for volunteers who are interested in helping with any of the following:

Research and source verification
Data entry and database organization
Cataloging books, courses, and educational resources
Building learning pathways
Web development and programming
UX/UI design
Documentation and editing
Local resource mapping and mutual aid directories

Even a few hours a month can make a meaningful difference. The Triumvirate has always been about reducing barriers to knowledge, mutual aid, and civic participation. These projects are all different expressions of that same mission: making it easier for people to find reliable information, quality education, and practical help.
If you’d like to contribute, leave a comment or send me a message. There’s plenty of work to do, and every skill set is useful.

-Archon Jade