Citizens' Assembly Websites: Practical Guidance

Louise Crow, Myf Nixon, Alex Parsons
As part of our work investigating the digital component of Citizens’ Assemblies, mySociety have started a guide on a component that is important before, during and after the assembly: the website for the assembly.
In this guide we discuss broad design and editorial principles, as well as information that should be included. While we include what we consider good practice from previous assembly websites, this is very much a first attempt at consolidating good practice rather than a definitive document. The guide is available as PDF, but as a commentable google docs file, so we can continue to gather feedback and improve the guidance.
Contents
- Introduction
- Design and editorial principles
- Information to Include
- Example material
- Acknowledgements
Related Items:
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Digital Tools for Citizens Assemblies
June 2019
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The State of Digital Public Engagement
February 2019
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Crow, L., Nixon, M. and Parsons, A. (2019). Citizens' Assembly Websites: Practical Guidance. [online] mySociety Research. Available at: https://research.mysociety.org/publications/citizens-assembly-websites [Accessed 28 Feb 2021].