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Metagov Civic AI Seminar recap

Reflections on AI, Democracy, and the Work Ahead Thanks again to Metagov for the Seminar invitation—it was a pleasure to share the work we’ve done to track and understand Civic AI. We’re increasingly focused on how AI is showing up across civic engagement, advocacy, govtech, and beyond, for better or worse. In this talk, I […]

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The Civic Tech Field Guide is a crowdsourced, global collection of democracy tech. It’s your place to find and be found. Your support allows us to serve you better. We directly invest donations into platform improvements, better data collection, and faster user support. Can you pitch in? https://www.every.org/civic-tech-field-guide?theme_color=574fd9&designation=Civic+Tech+Field+Guide&utm_campaign=donate-link#/donate Over 50,000 civic tech practitioners from all […]

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The image shows a promotional graphic for the "Civic Tech in Africa Podcast" with Nathi Mcetywa. At the center is a headshot of a man, identified as Matt Stempeck, against a stylized circular background with tech-related patterns. The text on the image highlights Matt Stempeck as the guest, discussing "Understanding the Global Civic Tech Landscape." The logos of Civic Tech Innovation Network, Wits School of Governance, and University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, are positioned at the bottom of the image. The overall color scheme includes teal, white, and red accents.

New pod dropped!

Thanks to Civic Tech in Africa for having me on to share the Civic Tech Field Guide and a great conversation with Nathi Mcetywa about the value in learning from each other.