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Living Stones, Living Membranes
There is a phrase that recurs through Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical letter on artificial intelligence, Magnifica Humanitas, a phrase that reveals the text’s broader social and political implications beyond any particular statement of...
Becoming a Coordination Failure Response Swarm
This Network Report is intended for members of the OpenCivics Network and Consortium. It reflects our current priorities, emergent directions, and shared commitments for the quarterly cycle ahead.
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Chapter 11: Our Choice
Throughout this series, we’ve explored what a life-affirming civilization could look like —and what it would require to bring it into being. We’ve examined the failures of our current systems, the ontological shift already underway, the thr...
Chapter 10: Open Civic Systems — Design Principles & Living Systems
In our previous chapter, we explored the architecture of open civic systems — how they transform institutions, incentives, and infrastructure to create the conditions for distributed coordination. We saw how the Three Horizons framework hel...
Chapter 9: Open Civic Systems — Architecture & Transformation
In our opening chapter, we introduced Towards an Open Civics as an invitation to reimagine civic systems through participatory design. We established that this work draws inspiration from movements around the world — from Taiwan’s g0v to Ro...
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