This document summarizes a presentation about the future of electoral redistricting. It discusses how open data, transparent criteria, public participation, and open-source software can improve redistricting. Key points include: - Open data is needed for evaluating proposals, modifying plans, and auditing the process. Keeping data open requires coordination. - Criteria should be based on social science, validated, and allow for reproducibility and robustness against small changes. - Public participation exists on a continuum from information seeking to proposing alternatives. It can increase engagement, legitimacy and accountability. - Independent institutions are important to support criteria, funding, transparency and public participation in the process. - Open-source software can enable