Deliberate Democracy in Practice: Privacy, Coordination, and Collective Action

​​Calling anyone curious about structures for deliberate democracy to join a Plural Event 🌍

​​Joining Partners: RadicalXChange, Web3Privacynow, Logos, Comms Gardening and Hubs Network

​​Do you care about how democracy actually works, and how it could work better?

​​Come share your ideas at Medulla and be part of something bigger: conversations happening the same day across multiple cities.

Medulla is a workspace for building resilience in practice. It connects work across governance, technology, culture, economy, and civic practice — building resilience under conditions of compounding crisis. It is a carefully held environment for people who want their workplace to be part of a wider field of attention, experimentation, and consequence.

Your discussion at Medulla will connect with others around the world exploring the exact same theme.

​​We believe a true collective intelligence emerges from a plurality of voices.

​​✨ As a bonus, insights from these events will be showcased in a panel at the Web3PrivacyNow Summit in Berlin on June 14, reaching a wider audience.

​​What to expect in this session:

• ​​Explore a local breakdown in democratic coordination

• ​​Imagine tools or processes that could improve it

• ​​Reflect on where privacy and transparency matter

• ​​Sketch a simple prototype

• ​​Design a small collective action you can try within a week

​​What are Plural Events?
Plural events bring people together around one shared topic, on the same day, in different locations worldwide. Initiated by RadicalxChange Foundation, Hubs Network and Comms Gardening, they aim to gather diverse perspectives and weave them into richer, more inclusive insights.

​​Sponsored by: Web3PrivacyNow & Logos

​​One topic.

​​Many places.

​​Real voices, weaved into something larger.

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​​Extra!!!

​​If you publicly share what your group designed during the Plural event, your team will have the chance to win a bounty to continue developing it.

​​An independent jury will review all submissions and award prizes of €600, €300, and €100 to the top three ideas.

​​Full contest rules and judging criteria coming soon.