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Can emerging technologies like CivicTech truly empower citizens and foster participatory governance — or do they risk deepening digital divides and raising new ethical concerns? In this interactive session, YouthDIG participants will explore real-world applications of digital tools for civic engagement, assess their risks and opportunities, and co-design solutions to pressing governance challenges. Join us to debate the future of participation in the digital age! | |||
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* João Pedro Martins, YOUthDIG Org Team | * João Pedro Martins, YOUthDIG Org Team | ||
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* Francesco Vecchi, YOUthDIG Org Team | |||
Latest revision as of 09:49, 9 May 2025
Can emerging technologies like CivicTech truly empower citizens and foster participatory governance — or do they risk deepening digital divides and raising new ethical concerns? In this interactive session, YouthDIG participants will explore real-world applications of digital tools for civic engagement, assess their risks and opportunities, and co-design solutions to pressing governance challenges. Join us to debate the future of participation in the digital age!
Further reading
People
Focal Point
- João Pedro Martins, YOUthDIG Org Team
Speaker
- Francesco Vecchi, YOUthDIG Org Team