TICTeC Show & Tell - Hearing every voice: lessons learned from online deliberation projects
Channel: mySociety
Date: 21/04/2021

As part of our Impacts of Civic Technology (TICTeC) events programme, mySociety hosted this Show & Tell event on 20 April 2021. It features six 7-minute Show & Tells on using digital tech for involving citizens in policy and decision making. You can read speakers' responses to audience questions here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PWBmVY247YrS1Y_Wh41w2Dgm4j-Ybt5FFU9r2QUXLTc/edit​ Found out more about TICTeC here: https://tictec.mysociety.org/​

Contents of this video:

00:00​ - Introduction
05:44 - Chloé Pahud (Civocracy): Our COVID consultation journey: from a small initiative to the desk of the president
13:53 - Abigail Sellman (ideas42) & Adrian Kearns (OpenUp): Understanding the small hurdles that block community engagement, with behavioural design
21:30 - Luke Jordan (Grassroot / MIT GOV/LAB): Don’t build it: a practical guide for those building Civic Tech
29:31 - Samantha McDonald (University of California, Irvine): It takes two: when citizens and Congress Members deliberate online
37:50 - Craig Morbey (FutureGov)& Scott Butterfield (Blackpool Council): Leave no-one behind: overcoming hurdles to online citizen assemblies
46:16 - Mike Saunders (Commonplace): Engaging for the Future: what do the public want from engagement, and how can digital deliver?