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Public Engagement With Parliaments And Legislatures

Explore 9 projects in the Public Engagement With Parliaments And Legislatures category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

9 projects

Mapping Public Engagement in Parliaments across the world

The map of public engagement activities created (similar to this map showing parliaments’ access to academic research) will enable the International Parliament Engagement Network to foster lesson sharing, knowledge exchange and collaborations.

Leeds, UK
2025
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Kanishka Kloud

KanishkaKloud visualises what MPs talk about most - by collating and filtering data from every word they’ve ever said in Parliament.

UK
2025

Public engagement hub [Parliaments]

This hub supports peer learning and knowledge exchange about public engagement with parliament.

Leeds, UK
2022

Parlamento Aberto

O parlamento aberto é uma forma de interação entre os cidadãos e o Parlamento que assegura a transparência e o acesso à informação pública, a prestação de contas (accountability), a participação do cidadão no trabalho do Legislativo e o controle social para garantia da ética e da probidade no exercício da atividade parlamentar.

Brasília - Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil
2020
guides

Rahvaalgatus.ee

Estonian engagement platform with binding triggers for popular proposals to go before government, locally and nationally

Tallinn
local

International Parliament Engagement Network (IPEN)

Our aim is to develop an international network of academics and practitioners across the world to critically examine the effectiveness and impact of public engagement with parliament.

Leeds, UK
2022

MyParliament

My Parliament makes politics transparent, social, and accessible. Track bills, follow representatives, and join the conversation.

Canada

Parliament Petitions

Official online petitions in response to issues of the day, listing the number that got a Government response, and those that have been debated in the House of Parliament

London
2015
United Kingdom (government)