We partnered with Participedia and seven other universities and organizations to launch the School on Transnational Democratic Innovations. This initiative connected students and practitioners worldwide with leading experts to learn about and design transnational processes to address global challenges. Participants drew inspiration from the world’s first Global Citizens’ Assembly, the coordinators of the Conference on the Future of Europe, prominent academics in democratic innovation and transnational governance, and activists advocating for UN reform. The event took place simultaneously at two decentralized locations: Memorial University in St. John’s, Canada, and the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town, South Africa. For more information, see Participedia’s report here.
Together with an incredible consortium of partners, we co-initiated and coordinated the Global Assembly. A new global infrastructure for decision-making...
