Deliberate Democracy in Practice: Privacy, Coordination, and Collective Action
Do you care about how democracy actually works, and how it could work better?
Joining Partners: RadicalXChange, Web3Privacynow, Logos, Comms Gardening and Hubs Network
Come share your ideas at Xenon Domus and be part of something bigger: conversations happening the same day across multiple cities. Your discussion 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.
Plural Event × Logos Circle Lisbon
Following the recent Winnable Issue discussions in the Logos Circle Lisbon, this session will also connect into a local action theme focused on reclaiming and reactivating concrete spaces in Lisbon.
Ideas emerging from the Circle include:
Reclaiming esplanada areas outside of shops, studios, and cafes
Introducing small ecological interventions (plants, trees, biodiversity support like bees and butterflies)
Mapping local shops and organisations to engage in the process
Inviting them into the Plural Event as part of a wider civic conversation
This connects discussion directly to local experimentation and visible change, rather than keeping it purely theoretical.
Context & inspiration
Similar initiatives are already happening globally, including urban rewilding and depaving projects that replace concrete with green space and community use.