The Baden-Württemberg Dialogic Citizen Participation Service Center is a service offered by the state to all authorities and administrations to support citizen participation. It has grown out of the staff unit of the State Councillor for Civil Society and Citizen Participation. It provides advice and support free of charge and unbureaucratically.

In July 2024 we’re launching a non-for-profit organisation called Amplify, which seeks to re-engage, connect and support the Australian people in the shaping of our country’s future.
We want to provide people with access to the information they need and a space to share stories, discuss ideas, find common ground and develop shared solutions. We will amplify these solutions to help Australia’s decision-makers make the bold reforms Australia needs to reach its potential.

Analyse & Tal specialises in quantifying complexity: we map social phenomena and tendencies, measure attitudes and behaviour, and quantify digital and social movements. Our work provides insight into complex topics such as volunteering, digital spaces, democracy and participation, the spread of hate speech, mis- and disinformation. We identify patterns and communicate our findings with precision and thoroughness.

Seeks to upgrade American politics by bringing Citizens’ Assemblies to the center of the national discourse and turn them into a new feature of government. To that end, fosters and empowers a non-partisan, diverse, participatory movement through initiatives in networking, advocacy, and awareness.

The Bertelsmann Stiftung (Foundation) is a leading German think tank which develops solutions to contemporary societal challenges. Through its democracy program the Foundation seeks to foster citizens’ participation. It explores how the EU can be more participatory. It analyses existing participation forms, explores how new ones can be established and pilots participatory innovations.

Is a young non-profit organisation, that in a short time has managed to put citizens’ assemblies on the map in The Netherlands. It strives for a future-proof and inclusive democracy and stimulates citizens’ assemblies with impact. It does so through high level advocacy, public campaigns, knowledge development, quality monitoring, advising decision makers, and training deliberative professionals.

Centre for Environment Education Ahmedabad was established as a Centre of Excellence under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India, working in the field of Environmental Education and Education for Sustainable Development. CEE is registered as a Society under Societies Registration Act 1860 vide registration No. GUJ/1043/Ahmedabad having its registered Office at Thaltej Tekra Ahmedabad.

As a national institution, CEE’s mandate is to promote environmental awareness nationwide. CEE develops innovative programmes and educational material and builds capacity in the field of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). It is committed to ensure that Environmental Education (EE) leads to action for sustainable development. It undertakes field projects that demonstrate and validate the role education can play in sustainable development.

The Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance is the world-leading academic research centre for the study of deliberative democracy. It specializes in assessing deliberative practices and conceptualizing ways of deepening democracy through deliberation. It is the home of the Journal of Deliberative Democracy and convenes the Deliberative Democracy Summer School.

The purpose of the project is to continue working on awareness raising and implementation of citizens’ assemblies (CAs) in Hungary and offer practical help to local municipalities (and in particular those outside Budapest) and other political actors to organise CAs. Activities include consulting with and training local municipalities and other political actors on CAs, providing help in organising CAs and fundraising, and demonstrating broad civil society and general public support for the idea.

The Citizens’ Assembly Working Group is a research initiative of the Centre for Research on Democracy (CREDO). Bringing together African and international scholars, the group aims to investigate the relevance of citizens’ assemblies for the future of South African democracy and to design and convene the country’s first pilot assembly. It is the first African-led research initiative of its kind.

The Convention would take the form of an ambitious and inclusive deliberation on democratic reform in the UK, aimed at developing our democracy to be more open, accountable, receptive, participatory and transparent. The process would involve randomly selected citizens, convened to learn, discuss and make decisions on how our democracy can be improved – which would then go before Parliament.

Citizens’ Juries put the public into public policy-making. A cross-section of the public are recruited (e.g. 18 people), provided with independently-validated information from expert witnesses, and deliberate together to find answers to the policy questions they have been posed.

We are a national nonpartisan organization that aims to rebuild American civic culture through everyday opportunities to learn and engage. Our focus is on deliberative public processes that create better policy and strengthen relationships between governments and the people they represent.

Founded in 2017, Civic Genius (previously known as Common Ground Solutions), has always been dedicated to highlighting where Americans agree on the issues and connecting people with policymakers to make the case that we can move forward together. In 2021, we expanded our mission to include an educational dimension that emphasizes civic confidence and citizen empowerment.

A leader in convening citizen-focused technology forums throughout the US, the CSPO is an intellectual network aimed at enhancing the contribution of science & technology to society’s pursuit of equality, freedom, and quality of life. The CSPO creates knowledge and methods, cultivates discourse and fosters policies to help decision makers grapple with the immense power of emerging science & technology.

Works to ensure that society’s development is shaped by informed and forward-looking cooperation between citizens, experts, stakeholders, and decision-makers. They have designed and implemented a range of different engagement and co-creation methods at the local, national, European and global level, including the Consensus Conference and World Wide Views.