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2022 Budget

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Phase 6 of 6
Implement Priorities 01/01/2022 - 12/31/2022
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Global execution 84.7% >
2022 79.2%
Title

Research talks on innovative new research

Progress: 75%
Start date
01/01/2022
End date
12/31/2022
Status
In progress

Organize a series of online events for researchers to share and discuss new studies with People Powered members. Invite researchers who are and are not members so that participants can learn about their work and discuss how it connects with the ongoing work of People Powered. Participatory democracy researchers, especially those who are junior or are Ph.D. candidates, often contact us to learn more about our work and connect with people from the research board. These talks would be a way to more efficiently respond to requests from outside researchers, and to collectively benefit from their work and build broader connections. Organize 4 researcher talks a year. The meetings would be open to all members. Costs include staff time to coordinate, honoraria for speakers, and interpretation and translation when necessary.

Cost: $10,000

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Last edited by
Avatar: Josh Lerner Josh Lerner
Last updated at 24/04/2023 13:44
Proposals 2
Meetings 0
Comments 4
Attendees 0
Supports 0
Contributions 0
Reference: ppl-RESU-2021-12-5

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Project evolution

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    06/15/2022

    Project Planning and Staffing

  2. 2
    10/11/2022

    Research talk: Why did participatory budgeting decline in Brazil, and what can we learn from this?

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Research Talks (regular new format) with PB and PD researchers who are not members of PP
Carolin Hagelskamp @CarolinHagelskamp
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Research Talks with researchers who are not members of PP
People Powered @people_powered
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