TODAY's FIX DEMOCRACY FIRST Democracy Happy Hour @ 5pm PT/8pm ET - Creating Local Democracy Hubs to Strengthen Communities with Caleb Christen & Victoria Hattersley - Register to join @ https://lnkd.in/g-WDieEP We recognize that democracy is, to a great extent, generated, expressed and experienced ‘where we live’. Much of the inter-movement work to foster and manifest a healthier US democracy is and will continue to be a “place based” phenomenon. Through creating local Democracy Hubs, we can help strengthen communities and protect and defend democracy at the local level.
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Read our latest Vox Populi newsletter, on the state of democracy reform in the US, public opinion, and deliberative democracy events around the world!
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In a healthy democracy, it’s important to take part and share your views. Find out how you can participate in local democracy 👉 https://ow.ly/FUeZ50Stlg3
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I highly recommend this insightful webinar!
NEW: Join our Democracy Around the Globe team for a panel on identity-based disinformation and its impact on democracy. Experts explore how misinformation is dividing communities across the Americas. Tune in now: https://lnkd.in/g_Kh_i4V!
WEBINAR: How Authoritarian Leaders Use Media to Divide and Dismantle Democracy
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NEW: Join our Democracy Around the Globe team for a panel on identity-based disinformation and its impact on democracy. Experts explore how misinformation is dividing communities across the Americas. Tune in now: https://lnkd.in/g_Kh_i4V!
WEBINAR: How Authoritarian Leaders Use Media to Divide and Dismantle Democracy
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In the run-up to something exciting, we want to hear from you! Participation is critical in a democracy. But where can people participate? As Ketika Nirula shares, there need to be spaces in which people can speak and feel listened to. Today, we want to ask you- what such spaces exist in our democracy? How can these spaces be made more effective? Let us know in the comments below!
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Democracy matters, and so does your voice! 🗳️✨ Watch as diverse perspectives shape the future of democracy and inspire thoughtful discussions. Join the movement to defend democracy. 💪 #VoicesOfDemocracy
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The future of democracy is participatory. Come build it together with us. Learn more about memberships at People Powered and how they can transform your work in participatory and deliberative democracy: https://lnkd.in/dNh7HqPg Here at People Powered, every day is #DemocracyDay! #InternationalDayofDemocracy
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Missed our Remixing Democracy webinar? Now’s your chance to catch up on the highlights! ✨✨ On November 12, People Powered brought together global experts to discuss how connecting diverse democratic practices—from citizens' assemblies to social movement assemblies—can create resilient and inclusive democratic ecosystems. Our recap blog post is live! 📢 Dive into key takeaways and discover: 1. How digital tools and legislative theater can engage marginalized communities 2. Strategies for integrating social movements with formal democratic processes 3. Practical resources to help you build or strengthen participatory programs Ready to remix democracy? 👉 Read the recap and watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/g4iRC9yf #CivicEngagement #ParticipatoryDemocracy #RemixingDemocracy #PeoplePowered #DemocraticInnovations
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Investigative collective Bellingcat has been pioneering the use of open source evidence like social media posts to bring justice and accountability for human rights abuses, atrocities, and disinformation. Its investigations have included detailing Russian military intelligence’s role in poisoning opposition figures, discovering who was responsible for a devastating, mysterious oil spill in Trinidad and Tobago, and illuminating the murky funding of far-right disinformation websites in India. Bellingcat has been developing a process to use open source evidence in international court cases that seek justice for atrocities and other human rights abuses, like those dealing with the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine before the International Criminal Court. “It really helps complement other types of investigative work, witness statements, evidence gathered from the ground, when you have a vast amount of open-source data to support that,” explains Bellingcat’s founder, Eliot Higgins. Physical evidence is no longer so necessary, he says, “because there are multiple other ways to verify whether a video or photograph is taken in the place it claims to be.” We spoke to Higgins about the collective’s work and how it strengthens human rights and democracy: https://osf.to/3VZa7XQ Listen to more from Eliot Higgins on the latest episode of What's Wrong with Democracy?, a podcast produced by Tortoise Media and supported by us. #OpenSociety #Democracy #OpenSource #IndependentJournalism #Investigations #InternationalJustice #Disinformation
Why is access to reliable information so important for democracy? On the latest episode of What's Wrong With Democracy, Ben Ansell is joined by Bellingcat's Eliot Higgins, Reporters Without Borders (RSF)'s Rebecca Vincent, and Daraj Media founder Alia Ibrahim. Listen: https://lnk.to/WWWD7 Supported by Open Society Foundations.
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"Digital democracy is nothing new, it is simply democracy through a new medium, the internet. And it has the possibility to allow democracy in a far more efficient/widespread way.” In our webinar on digital democracy, we are presenting cases of e-democracy and showing the potential of e-participation mechanisms at EU level. We will also explore the role that civil society organisations can play. Visit our Civil Society Accelerator, where our experts can provide you with tailored advice on different topics: https://lnkd.in/ehg3bcj4
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