In addition to the files we normally produce, our Briefs and AT Files, Kankee Briefs is has also been releasing the yEd graphs that visually chart connections between key historical events/law, arguments, and philosophers in any given topic. I am using these graphs to assist me in hopefully writing improved topic analyses—it is in effect my stupidly large white board that can be automatically organize using yEd. If you want to access the yEd graph, click the link here. If the

Linked here is BOTH the Brief and the AT File for the NSDA Nationals civil liberties topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

The release of the 2026 NSDA Nationals LD Brief on civil liberties has been DELAYED until May 20th. However, the AT File will be released on-time like normal and can be accessed on May 25th. Apologies for the inconvenience. All other briefs and AT Files for future topics should be expected to be released on their normal dates.

Hello! To improve the quality of our briefs, I started drawing graphs of each topic using a program called yEd. After I am done with a brief, I will also release these yEd graphs for you to view on yEd Live for free if you think it will assist your understanding of the topic. Graph Legend All aff arguments are shown in green. All neg arguments are shown in red. All neutral topic knowledge is shown without a fill color. If something is generally useful—regardless of whether yo

Linked here is the AT File for the NCFL Nationals healthcare public good topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the Brief for the NCFL Nationals healthcare public good topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the Mar-Apr non-intervention topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the Brief for the Mar-Apr non-intervention topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the Jan-Feb nuclear topic Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the Nov-Dec rewilding topic Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the Brief for the Jan-Feb nuclear weapons topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

The release of the 2025 Nov-Dec LD Brief on rewilding has been DELAYED until October 20th. Apologies for the inconvenience. All other briefs and AT Files should be expected to be released on their normal dates.

Linked here is the AT File for the Sept-Oct plea bargaining topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the Brief for the Sept-Oct Brexit reversal topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our website (linked here), our PF email list, (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here). NOTE: I have been notified that some cards in this brief that our volunteers sent to me were originally cut by other organizations, including, but possibly not limited to: VBI and Outreach Debate. I am in contact with these orga

Linked here is the Brief for the Sept-Oct plea bargaining topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the NSDA Political Oppression topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here), OpenCaselist (linked here), or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the NSDA Nationals political oppression brief. Enjoy. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here) or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the NCFL Nationals civil disobedience topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here) or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the NCFL Nationals civil disobedience brief. Enjoy. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here) or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).

Linked here is the AT File for the Mar-Apr AGI topic. Remember that you can access our files in a variety of ways, such as on our brief page on our website (linked here), our email list, (linked here) or our open source Google Drive folder (linked here).