This resource features four case studies (Austria, Zimbabwe, UK, and Brazil) that illustrate how legislative theater serves as a powerful tool to bridge the gap between marginalized communities and policymakers.
Read MoreA multilingual slide template with warm-up polling questions for digital citizens' dialogues.
Read MoreA slide template for breaking the ice and onboarding in multilingual dialogues without translation.
Read MorePractical method collection developed in Stuttgart to support child participation processes, offering adaptable tools for schools, youth work, and municipal projects.
Read MoreStep-by-step guide for organizing effective and inclusive local citizens' assemblies in Germany.
Read MoreChecklist to evaluate and improve the usability of participatory budgeting digital platforms.
Read MoreToolkit of methods to involve youth in all phases of participatory budgeting processes.
Read MoreStudy of participatory budgeting in Brandenburg, Germany, with models and ideas to improve youth participation in local democracy.
Read MoreA guide on how sortition-based citizens’ assemblies work and why they strengthen democratic legitimacy.
Read MoreA guide on digital tools to enhance community engagement, improve decision-making, and foster inclusivity through strategic planning and collaboration.
Read MoreA guide for organizing and moderating controversial citizens' assemblies in Germany.
Read MoreA comprehensive guide exploring both in-person and online participatory methods.
Read MoreAn essential resource (in German) for those seeking to implement Theater of the Oppressed processes.
Read MoreA report on the Forum Against Fakes citizens' assembly in Germany, that used a combined method of consultations and a citizens' assembly.
Read MoreDocument detailing the Austria Climate Council, a citizens' climate assembly of 84 randomly selected citizens. It was established following a 2020 climate referendum signed by nearly 400,000 Austrians.
Read MoreIn 2021, the public initiative Klimaneustart Berlin collected over 30,000 signatures for a petition to the Berlin House of Representatives calling for a citizens’ assembly on climate, which resulted in the creation of the Berlin Climate Citizens' Council.
Read MoreThis report summarises the topline findings of the European Perception of Climate Change Project (EPCC), a study that gives insights into public perceptions of climate change across four major European countries – France, Germany, Norway and the United Kingdom.
Read MoreA practical guide on how to organize a citizens' assembly, with the primary focus on the city level.
Read MoreA crowdsourcing platform of participation tools, cases, and organizations, for researchers, activists, practitioners, and anyone interested in public participation and democratic innovations.
Read More
