Implementing Democracy in 2030 Meetup
2025-08-17
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Exclusionism and social fragmentation are becoming real themes in Japan in 2025.
At the same time, we are beginning to see the emergence of digital democracy and advances in AI-based dialogue and decision support.
The possibilities of how we can design society are certainly expanding.
This time, people who are active in politics and government, and people involved in technology and product development,
And people who are interested in solving social issues and designing new institutions gather together,
This is an event to envision the future with the theme of implementing "collaboration across divides."
Contents
First half: Introduces the latest technologies and methods for creating collaboration, as well as practices that are underway in Taiwan, Israel/Palestine, Afghanistan, and other countries. While actually experiencing some demonstrations, we will organize the methodology of "how it is achieved" and examples of the prerequisites for collaboration.
Second half: Based on this premise, "If you were to think about it in your own surroundings or in Japan, what challenges would you face and what kind of vision would you aim for?" and shared them with other participants.
Bringing in each other's perspectives, we will draw more generalized patterns of collaboration.
Perspectives from diverse positions and experiences, as well as politics and technology, are essential here.
Bring your experiences and ideas and let's create a dialogue together to shape the future.
Date: Sunday, August 17, 19:00-22:00
Host: Hiiro Aoyama (Columbia University / Digital Democracy 2030) Sharing and distributing the findings of the Taiwan visit Mr. Anno explains why JOIN has stalled, etc.
Polis Commentary by Yuru Computer Science Radio + Mr. Nishio
TBS video of Audrey Tan talking about digital democracy. Of the endless Audrey interviews, this is particularly good content.
Some Digimin-related organizations/companies in Japan
Some of the Digi-min related organizations and activities abroad
The conversation after we finished, "What was the result of TMG's Long-Term Strategy Broad Listening?" I asked, "It was newly established when I noticed that there was no 'tourism' category in the long-term strategy."Existing framework の問題に気づいて更新することができたのが実益の一つ」「面白い成果なのに公務員は前任者を否定できないからアナウンスできないんだな」に関する公開資料はこちらにありますnishio.icon A "welfare" category was added later in Team Mirai as well (I'll write an article about it soon).
I think one of the benefits of broad listening is being able to notice these kinds of "category oversights. ---
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