Interviews

• Luísa Franco Machado “Feminist AI is a democratic project.” On unlearning in order to advocate for a different way of experiencing and relating to technology

  

• Dayo Eseonu Bridging Gaps: Dayo Eseonu on Racial Justice, Afrofuturism, and Participatory Research

  

• Desirée Bela-Lobedde ‘We need anti-racist education at a general level and political interest in particular.’

  

• Renata Avila Governance needs fiesta: Joyfully reconnecting the open movement with grassroots movements

  

• Azucena Morán Decolonisation, autonomy and time in deliberative democracy

  

• Yanina Welp Polarisation, Depolarisation and the Role of Citizenship in Modern Democracy

  

• Malik Afegbua Challenging stereotypes about aging: Is AI replacing the past of our elderly?

  

• Katy Rubin Legislative Theatre looks at policy issues in the way that they're informed by power

  

• Amber Huff Commons in Focus: Amplifying Nature's Stories through Visual Cultures

  

• Hera Hussein "Women of all backgrounds deserve digital spaces where their freedoms are possible"

  

• Cristina Fallarás Against the macho silence: "La Nuestra", the power of the voice of the women

  

• Katie Reid When it's all about children's voices. On children's participation in public policy-making (with Esther and Oisin)

  

• Núria Ferran Ferrer HerStory: a feminist memoir serving forgotten voices

  

• Taysir Mathlouthi "Digital rights are human rights." Palestinian public opinion in the digital sphere

  

• Adrian Bua A Dialogue on Participatory Democracy, Capitalism and Co-optation

  

• Liliana Arroyo Sychofancy, loneliness, and parasocial attachment: How can we work with young people to envision a socially responsible AI?

  

• Eva Navarro “Algorithms will change as society changes.” Humanistic AI for the LaNuestra community

  

• Patricia Luján Feminist and transformative communication, marketing applied to activism and advocacy with the tools of advertising

  

• Sonia Bussu Inspiring Democratic Innovation: A Conversation with Sonia Bussu on Reclaiming Participatory Governance

  

• Lucy J Parry Deliberation without integrity is empty, democracy without care is fragile

  

• Quim Brugué The need for citizen participation understood not as a requirement, but as dialogue

  

• Sadik Shahadu Between Dumsor and Sopala: community technologies for climate justice in West Africa

  

• Petra Guasti Can Youth Deliberation Inoculate Democracy? Youth deliberation, democratic learning, and the fragility of equal voice

  

• Ernesto Ganuza Cognitive traps in citizen deliberation

  

• Stefano Sotgiu From Ballot Boxes to Courtrooms: Rethinking the Right to Participate

  

• Ismael Peña-López Robust governance, organisation and talent: necessary ingredients for a democratic cultural shift

  

• Axel Gasulla Dialogue on vertigo, storytelling and data legacy

  

• Raúl Oliván Black Boxes of Democratic Innovation: Opening Institutions from Within

  

• Garikoitz Lekuona ‘Deliberative and representative democracy must learn to coexist.’ Experiences from the Tolosa Citizens' Assembly

  

• Mauricio Mejía Democracy is in danger, long live democracy! Five trends that reaffirm the rise of deliberative democracy around the world

  

• Jaume López Social worldviews and deliberative democracy: a conversation about how we understand the common good

  

• Teresa Arnal "Citizens are ready to take on more responsibility". Challenges after a Citizens' Assembly

  

• Erica Núñez y Gabriel Fernández Gil “We were a hundred people with good intentions who demonstrated that climate agreements can be reached.” We spoke with former members of the State Climate Assembly.

  

• Eva Cardona The Mallorca Climate Assembly, or how to get an island to engage with the climate crisis

  

• Olivier Schulbaum "Goteo encompasses access to culture, democratisation of funding and the right to sustain citizen projects in the long term"

  

• Cine Ciutat y Espai Texas Crowdfunding: a key tool for cultural initiatives