Canada's Democracy Summit
March 23 - 25, 2023 | #DXC23
Building democratic resilience by deepening the practices necessary to protect democratic values and recognize and resist threats.
#DXC23 Opinion
Universities are vital to co-creating a resilient democracy: Ana Serrano of OCAD U and Mohamed Lachemi of Toronto Metropolitan University advance the argument that universities, in protecting a space for learning and expression and acting collectively for a better tomorrow, are helping to preserve the tenets of a democratic society.
What to Expect at #DXC23
The fourth DemocracyXChange Summit is the event of the year for change-makers who care about defending democratic values, and want to help tackle some of the most pressing problems of our generation - from countering far-right extremism to rampant nationalism, growing disinformation online, and a lack of representation at today’s tables of power.
DXC will bring together students, researchers, practitioners, public servants, community organizers, and leaders from the private, public and not-for-profit sector to connect, learn and emerge with new partnerships, plans and actions to strengthen democratic institutions and civil society. The summit will include live talks, hands-on workshops, networking opportunities, and special guests.
Integrity of Information
How and where people get their sources of information about civic issues continues to evolve. We’ll learn the latest on the tools that people are turning to, and the policy debates, in this quickly moving space.
Democracy Futures
Democracy Futures will engage democracy sector practitioners in a design process exploring DXC23 themes to envision and work towards a thriving democracy. Democracy Futures will include a series of workshops facilitated in-person and online by the Super Ordinary Lab at OCAD University.
Space at Democracy Futures is limited. All DXC23 registrants are invited to apply to attend.
DemocracyXChange is a collaboration of:
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