Civic Tech & Local Governance
People, organizations, and education making city and state government more legible and functional — civic tech and the mechanics of local governance.
People, organizations, and education making city and state government more legible and functional — civic tech and the mechanics of local governance.
Civic Tech & Local Governance tracks the people and projects using technology, education, and citizen initiative to make government work better — especially at the city and state level.
It features CivLab and its SF Government Graph (Michael Adams), Maximum New York's civics school (Daniel Golliher), and the courses they run, alongside the core ideas: civic tech, governmental mechanics, and the abundance / permissionless-politics movement.
Seeded by Miela Mayer — please open and contribute. See her profile and other spaces at https://www.geobrowser.io/space/2860a4aaf536e49bc43095a3ff97bf6e/f29f719f47de445b80d385654cf88018
