Innovative Ideas to Stir Citizens
This session explored ideas for engaging the large number of individuals who do not fully participate in the democratic process.
Steven Clift, Board Chair, E-Democracy.Org
2 minutes, 0 seconds (introductory comments)
4 minutes, 58 seconds (pre-discussion comments)
Carol Darr, Director, Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet, George Washington University
11 minutes, 49 seconds
Pallas Snider, Anne Arundel County Student Forum, AACStudents.org
3 minutes, 42 seconds
Tom Dawkins, National Coordinator of Vibewire Youth Services
5 minutes, 48 seconds
Audience discussion
21 minutes, 33 seconds
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