For the past decade, through sites such as TheyWorkForYou.com, civic hackers have been using the web to catalyse crowd-sourced reform of the UK’s democratic institutions. Tom and Stef will discuss the application of these techniques to global challenges such as the UN and climate change.
CTO of MOO.com. Previously, a bunch of things.
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