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Refoundation Process - Parti Socialiste
Incredibly ambitious initiative, designed to redefine the party’s vision, direction and also to set a new standard.


Inside Brussels’ 7th deliberative committee: Three sessions in
Three sessions down. Two to go. Brussels’ 7th deliberative committee, the first ever to tackle the issue of cleanliness and waste management in the capital, is now well into its process. After an information session and two full days of discussion, the picture is becoming clearer: not just on the substance, but on what it actually looks and feels like when citizens and parliamentarians sit down together to build something.
Here is what has been happening inside the rooms.


Citizens’ Assemblies with Binding Follow-Through
What About Dem contributed to the UN Special Rapporteur's Beyond Growth Roadmap, a landmark policy initiative calling for a fundamental rethinking of how we fight poverty.


What About Dem launches an innovative editorial project focused on Brussels’ 7th Deliberative Committee
Democratic innovation Brussels’ 7th Deliberative Committee has officially begun. Last night, at the Brussels Parliament, sixty people – 45 citizens selected by lottery and 15 members of parliament – gathered for the first time for the inaugural session. The central topic of debate for the coming weeks: cleanliness and waste management in Brussels. Starting today and continuing through the end of the process, What About Dem will be present at every stage to cover, analyze, an


Designing Democracy in 2040: From Frustration to Democratic Innovation
Design / Strategy / Training What kind of Europe do young people want to live in by 2040? This question is not rhetorical. It is not symbolic. And it is not postponed to “later.” It is currently being explored across 19 European countries, where hundreds of young people are gathering in National Workshops organized around the Horizon Europe project YouthDecide 2040 to imagine, debate and design the future of democracy. Between March and May 2026, around 700 participants are t
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