[Air-L] Tuesday Free Webinar: Digital Democracy and Participatory Budgeting Tools - Feb 13

[Steven Clift]

 If you can't make tomorrow's webinar, you can always request more
information here from the Citizens Foundation: http://po.st/CFrequestinfo

Just as I introduced Robert's crew to NCDD and Open Twin Cities for virtual
presentations, I'd be glad to do the same for you. - Steven Clift



*Tech Tuesday Free Webinar: Digital Democracy and Participatory Budgeting
Tools - Feb 13*

NCDD, one of the world's leading civic practitioners networks*, invites you
to their next Tech Tuesday webinar on February 13.

This is must attend for those interested in positive examples of tech in
democracy, community, and government. The webinar will include open source
tools for idea generation, participatory budgeting, and more.

*Who:* Robert Bjarnason, Co-Founder Citizens Foundation, Iceland

*What:* Digital Tools for Upgrading Democracy in Iceland and Beyond

*When:* Tue Feb 13

2 pm Eastern
10 am Pacific
7 pm UK
8 pm CET
8 am NZ (Feb 14)
6 am Sydney, AU (Feb 14)

*Where:* Webinar Details - http://po.st/digitaldemwebinar

*RSVP Required:* http://po.st/registerdigitaldem

*Cost:* Free Live, On-Demand Access for NCDD* Members-Only

*Request the Bonus Case Study in Advance: *http://po.st/CFrequestinfo

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