Author Archives: Participedia Support Team
Democratic Teaching and Learning: A Webinar Series
Participedia’s first Summer School at the Université de Montréal
The Participedia team is pleased to announce our first “summer school” as a partnership between Université de Montréal’s Centre for International Studies and Research (CERIUM) and our own network of researchers and practitioners.
Participedia’s first Summer School at the Université de Montréal
The Participedia team is pleased to announce our first “summer school” as a partnership between Université de Montréal’s Centre for International Studies and Research (CERIUM) and our own network of researchers and practitioners.
Published: “Democratizing Urban Watersheds” by Participedia’s SFU Team
Participedia team members from Simon Fraser University, Co-investigator, Joanna Ashworth, and Research Assistant, Tyler Carlson, recently co-wrote an article for Municipal World, a journal distributed to all local governments in Canada.
Published: “Democratizing Urban Watersheds” by Participedia’s SFU Team
Participedia team members from Simon Fraser University, Co-investigator, Joanna Ashworth, and Research Assistant, Tyler Carlson, recently co-wrote an article for Municipal World, a journal distributed to all local governments in Canada.
When is a democratic innovation not a democratic innovation? The populist challenge in Australia
When is a democratic innovation not a democratic innovation? The populist challenge in Australia
Collective Intelligence for Democracy
Participedia’s Design & Technology (D&T) Committee recently applied for the Collective Intelligence for Democracy workshop, hosted by Medialab Prado in Madrid. Their proposal, “Mapping Democratic Innovation” -- an idea jam based on foundational data and technology of Participedia -- was selected as one of eight featured projects for the event!
Collective Intelligence for Democracy
Participedia’s Design & Technology (D&T) Committee recently applied for the Collective Intelligence for Democracy workshop, hosted by Medialab Prado in Madrid. Their proposal, “Mapping Democratic Innovation” -- an idea jam based on foundational data and technology of Participedia -- was selected as one of eight featured projects for the event!