Global Assembly

A provocative 🧵 How would #COP27 be different if the decision makers were a snapshot of the global population chosen by #Sortition? 50% women, 10% no formal education, 70% living on $10 or less a day, 17% from India, 13% white? This is what we did with the 2021 #GlobalAssembly

📢 The Evaluation Report of the Global Assembly is out! Thank you to @DelDemUCan & all the researchers in the evaluation team for this important insight into the 2021 GA 🙌 The report is available here, and through the GA website: researchprofiles.canberra.edu.au/en/publication…

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all the researchers who contributed to the Evaluation Report for their generous commitment to providing an external review of the 2021 Global Assembly.

The Evaluation Report, which will be released on June 20, provides valuable insights into the successes and shortcomings of the 2021 #GlobalAssembly and we consider it an important supplement to the reflections published by the organizing team in 2022. globalassembly.org/report

🗓️Join the online launch event of the external evaluation of the #GlobalAssembly on 20 June. It will be hosted by @DelDemUCan featuring speakers from the research team alongside two discussants from the delivery team of the GA. eventbrite.com.au/e/evaluating-t…

@dfarrell_ucd Evaluation to follow later this month. Headed by @NicoleCurato

A provocative 🧵 How would #COP27 be different if the decision makers were a snapshot of the global population chosen by #Sortition? 50% women, 10% no formal education, 70% living on $10 or less a day, 17% from India, 13% white? This is what we did with the 2021 #GlobalAssembly

And here is that detailed report, please share widely so that all can learn from this prototyping #GlobalAssembly year globalassembly.org/report

Our full report is soon to be finished and published. We urge all who are interested in this prototype to retweet this thread and watch for the report and share the learning. It may be that to deal with multiple crises, we need to deal with a crisis in governance first? #COP27

In November, @_GlobalAssembly published insights and outcomes from the first ever global citizens’ assembly on the climate and ecological crisis. loom.ly/fzv_Gc0

What was the actual breakdown of the assembly members? Where did they come from? What formal education did they have? How many were refugees? How many were from indigenous communities? What was the gender breakdown? Previous opinions on climate?

We are grateful for all the attention the below thread received during #COP27. But now we are able to share an even deeper insight due to this thorough report released last week on the #GlobalAssembly globalassembly.org/report Please share so our work informs the practise of others

Regards croisés sur différentes #assembléescitoyennes à #Ankara🇹🇷,#Chili 🇨🇱 #Paris, #Strasbourg 🇫🇷, #Bruxelles #commissionsdélibératives 🇧🇪 @ParlFR_Bxl @parlbruparl et au niveau mondial 🗺 @_GlobalAssembly #OIDP2022

ICYMI: The Report of the 2021 Global Assembly on the Climate and Ecological Crisis is out now. Our Centre is proud to be one of the founding partners of this ground-breaking assembly. @_globalassembly Read here: globalassembly.org/report

In 2021 we ran the world’s first global citizens assembly, on the climate and ecological emergency. The #GlobalAssembly used #Sortition to recruit 100 people, a snapshot of humanity. This 🧵 gives you an insight into how we did it, based on our full report globalassembly.org/report

The 2021 #GlobalAssembly was a prototype year. We hope that this report and the external evaluation that is soon to be released, serves as a landmark by which other new governance infrastructures can be guided. Here are 8 voices of those who took part: m.youtube.com/playlist?list=…

His did assembly members come to understand power? Their potential for impact and the efficacy of the COP process?