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  1. webrootsdemocracy.org › aboutAbout – WebRoots Democracy

    WebRoots Democracy was a London-based think tank focused on progressive and inclusive technology policy. Founded in May 2014, we explored the intersection of technology, democracy, and human rights.

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      Here, the Chief Executive of WebRoots Democracy, Areeq...

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      WebRoots Democracy’s work was brought to a close in November...

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      WebRoots Democracy Festival Monday 16th November – Friday...

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      WebRoots Democracy Festival was an online festival of talks,...

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  2. webrootsdemocracy.org › 2017/02/27 › reimagineReimagine elections: Enabling a democracy that works for ...

    Feb 27, 2017 · The drive towards a digital by default government has been a success story, but the story will never be finished unless we turn over onto the next chapter and shape a digital by default democracy, too. Areeq Chowdhury is the Chief Executive of WebRoots Democracy.

  3. webrootsdemocracy.org › 2017/07/17 › write-upInclusive Voting: Panel Discussion – WebRoots Democracy

    Jul 17, 2017 · The panel consisted of Cat Smith MP (Shadow Voter Engagement Minister, Labour); Baroness Sal Brinton (President, Liberal Democrats); Jonathan Bartley (Co-Leader, Green Party); Sian Roberts (Chief Executive, Electoral Reform Services); Ashar Smith (Director, Creative Opportunities); and Areeq Chowdhury (Chief Executive, WebRoots Democracy).

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › WebRoots_DemocracyWebRoots Democracy - Wikipedia

    WebRoots Democracy was a London-based think tank focused on progressive and inclusive technology policy. It was founded in May 2014 and closed in November 2020.

  5. webrootsdemocracy.files.wordpress.com › 2018 › 10forewords 3 - 6 - WebRoots Democracy

    This report has been co-authored by a number of people, including lead authors Areeq Chowdhury (Chief Executive) and Khadija Said (Researcher). Other key contributors are Rachel Fielden; Maya Fryer; Rich Mason; Fahmida Rahman; Dr James Sloam; and Tess Woolfenden.