A collection of stories about participatory democracy and our collective ability to reimagine what democracy looks like between and beyond election cycles.
Citizens’ assemblies are increasingly popular in Europe and Canada. But not in the United States. How come?
Pam Bailey
What if democracy could be so much more than what we think it is?
Pam Bailey
Citizens' assemblies are on the agenda for the political group
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Integrity starts with how we live our lives; so does democracy
Pam Bailey
We need to move to a healthy ecosystem of diverse democracies
Josh Lerner
Zimbabwe’s climate strategy isn't responsive to rural communities; Green Institute engaged citizens to change that.
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Jon Alexander on how “circular power politics” could help politicians buy in to citizen participation
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Disastrous town hall meetings are becoming a familiar part of the American fabric. It doesn’t have to be that way
Susan CharlandWhat if democracy could be so much more than what we think it is?
Pam BaileyCitizens’ assemblies are increasingly popular in Europe and Canada. But not in the United States. How come?
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Iain Walker offers on the role of participatory democracy in areas without a working government – and why attempts to solve conflicts often fail
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The two most important democratic innovations of the last 30 years have developed in parallel but not in unison
Nick Vlahos
Ruchi Varma has a vision for designing safer school zones that involves asking children as young as nine what they should look like
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Meses após o ataque ao Congresso Nacional, o Presidente Lula está apostando em uma nova plataforma para dar voz aos cidadãos em sua democracia
Marcela Martins
A new "Consumer Reports" for digital participation platforms, from People Powered
Kevin McClendonMonths after the attack on the National Congress, President Lula is betting on a new digital platform to give citizens a voice in their democracy
Marcela Martins
