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Mini- and maxi‑public link at the European Citizens’ Panel on Preparedness
As with the previous European Citizens’ Panels, Make.org supported the latest version on Preparedness. Our role focused on analysing inputs from the Commission’s Citizens’ Engagement Platform and ensuring that insights from the wider public can meaningfully inform the offline deliberations.
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Highlights from the Political Communication Summit in Brussels
We were honoured to have our President, Axel Dauchez, participate in the Brussels Pre-event of the Political Communication Summit. The event brought together content creators, EU officials, journalists and communication experts for a thoughtful and timely discussion on trust and democratic dialogue in today’s increasingly complex digital landscape.
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Consultation is now open for the Connecticut Citizen Assembly on Property Taxes
As part of its upcoming Citizen Assembly on Property Taxes, the State of Connecticut partnered with Make.org to broaden public participation in discussions about funding local public services. The initiative combines a mini‑public—a Citizens Assembly of 100 residents from all 169 towns—with a maxi‑public online consultation to gather input from thousands of additional participants. This consultation will run from May 13th to June 21st 2026.
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