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On 12 November, Make.org took part in the #PPF2024 official side event hosted by the PSIA Tech & Global Affairs Innovation Hub in cooperation with the Paris Peace Forum and as part of the official preparations for the AI Action Summit.
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New Generation Citizens' Panel: a World Premiere in Germany
The ‘Forum against Fakes’ citizens' assembly, led by the Bertelsmann Foundation in collaboration with the German Federal Ministry of the Interior, concluded in September 2024 with the submission of recommendations to the Federal Minister. This was the first ‘new generation’ citizens' panel, where more than 420,000 German citizens were able to interact and take part in the work of the panel thanks to Make.org's online participation platforms. We provide a review on this unprecedented democratic exercise.
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Strengthening Democracy in Europe: An Update on the Democratic Shield Initiative
Make.org is strongly committed to advancing democracy in the digital age. Therefore, we kept developing the Democratic Shield initiative, even after the 2024 European Parliament (EP) elections. Find out more about the new developments of the Democratic Shield.
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