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DemocracyNext, Claudia Chwalisz, Hugh Pope, James NelsonAnother Democratic Future is Possible
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Notes from a Gambian citizens’ assembly
“This was the first time this happened in The Gambia, but it brought out so much. I feel like it should be something we do on a regular basis, not only one off activities.” - Cherno Gaye, Assembly Facilitator
In Brussels & Amsterdam: Reimagining democracy
L-R: James MacDonald-Nelson, Jonathan Moskovic, Sammy McKinney, Hugh Pope, Claudia Chwalisz, Hannah Terry, Lucy Reid and Ruba Asfahani. Photo by James Macdonald-Nelson.
A year of action in Deschutes County
Photo credit: Ansel Herz
Announcing the DelibTech Network
Technological advances are opening up an exciting array of possibilities for democracy. There is also growing interest amongst technologists to build tools and applications that can enhance deliberation.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Shifting power to everyday people for a just, joyful, and collaborative future. We design and build new institutions for the next democratic paradigm.
Founder and CEO, DemocracyNext. Exploring the future of democracy and our relationship with each other, the natural world, and technology.
Author, reporter and campaigner for better government. Here I'm mainly publishing on deliberative democracy and randomly selected citizens' assemblies (For a New Democracy, below).
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