But we are in this for the long haul
We understand that change takes time, but we are in this for the long haul.
Collaborative Decision Making App
We understand that change takes time, but we are in this for the long haul.
Polis: Deferendum offers a more streamlined approach to group decision-making, where members can participate in debates and voting on solutions remotely and without the need for face-to-face meetings. Polis, on the other hand, focuses on deliberative decision-making through live, moderated conversations.
Have you ever felt frustrated with the lack of transparency and accountability in decision-making processes that affect your life and community? Do you wish there was a way to make your voice heard and have a real impact on the issues that matter to you?
Now, Homeowners’ Associations, Parents’ Associations and other formal groups can download from the Google Play Store the Deferendum app that allows members to debate and vote on current issues, directly from their mobile.
Deferendum stimulates the individual intelligence for the collective good
Democracy is a system of government in which the people have a say in how they are governed. It allows for people to have a voice and be heard, and for decisions to be made based on the will of the majority. In this lesson, we’ll explore the basics of democracy and how it works. … Read more
Imagine a world where every decision, from the smallest local issues to global matters of importance, is made with the collective input of citizens.
Debating to agree is a crucial skill that helps individuals and groups make informed decisions. Here are some tips to help you debate to agree:
The Declaration presents the EU’s commitment to a secure, safe and sustainable digital transformation that puts people at the centre, in line with EU core values and fundamental rights. The Declaration shows citizens that European values, as well as the rights and freedoms enshrined in the EU’s legal framework, must be respected online as they are offline. Shaped around six chapters, the text will guide policy makers and companies dealing with new technologies. The Declaration will also steer the EU’s approach to the digital transformation throughout the world.
The United States is the ninth best country for internet freedom, tying France and Australia, Freedom House reported. (Gabby Jones/Bloomberg News)
….” In February 2022, eight platforms signed agreements with the TSE committing to fight disinformation in the electoral process: Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, WhatsApp, Google, Instagram, YouTube, and Kwai. Since then, other companies, such as LinkedIn and Spotify, have joined the agreement, including an unusual one: Telegram. In just a few months, Telegram went from Supreme … Read more
Existing forms of democracy are an unfinished form of human collective intelligence
The parliament of South Africa is currently exploring the possibilities of using a chatbot to help their MPs. The inter-parliamentary union states that this chatbot is expected to assist decision-makers in determining the status of bills, resolutions, queries, and more. These bots would also address queries such as, “Where is the meeting location?” or “Has my trip been approved yet?”
Clicktivism has become associated with the eroding of physical or embodied participation constituting the traditional means of offline activism (Bakardjieva, Svensson & Skoric 2012). Have you ever seen a Facebook post about a touching story of someone who needs help and you liked the post because if you… ”
I found this in my junk mail, and I’m not marking it safe for future, but here it is: So I click and get to this other page: And I am wondering if they are announcing the date of the vote, only one day before, when was the debate time? What is a vote without … Read more
…” Calls to “democratize technology” ring hollow when both systems seem to be failing. The key is realizing that democracy is not yet in its final form.
…”As we deal with everything from surveillance to space travel, we desperately need ways to collectively negotiate complex value trade-offs with global consequences, and ways to share in their benefits.
“Media theorist Elizabeth Losh explains how politicians’ digital strategies appeal to the same fantasies of digital connection, access, and participation peddled by Silicon Valley.