Citizen Listening

Listening to citizens is crucial in developing better safeguards for digital human rights in society.

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WHAT WE HAVE BEEN UP TO

Highlights

Listening to citizens: Dialogue evening Poverty & Digitalization - 17 September 2024

During the second dialogue in the context of the Poverty & Digitalization study, 25 attendees entered into a conversation with each other. During the evening, attention was paid to various themes that relate to the poverty problem. Not only was there talk about doing finances in a digitalizing society, attention was also paid to digital skills, mental health and young people. The valuable conversations and input of the evening will be included in the exploratory report.

Listening to citizens: Ongoing Slowtalks with citizens of Amsterdam - Spring 2024

Conversations on the streets with citizens of Amsterdam about digital human rights

Listening to citizens: (NL) VERTEL ME ALLES - 25 April 2024

On April 25, young people from Amsterdam West discussed the online world together with Amsterdam West district chair Fenna Ulichki and DOCK director Monique Kuik. Young people shared their experiences and opinions through various statements. Do you feel safe online to share what you think? And if you post a photo of yourself online, do you give others the right to share this photo without your permission? An enthusiastic evening with different perspectives where listening to each other was central.

Listening to citizens: Dialogue evening Poverty & Digitalization - 23 April 2024

On Tuesday evening, April 23, a conversation took place in the H-Sociëteit in Amsterdam Zuidoost about the impact of digitalization on everyone's life. With extra attention for the theme of poverty and digitalization, about 20 residents and care providers from the Amsterdam H-Buurt entered into a conversation.

Listening to citizens: (NL) VERTEL ME ALLES - 4 March 2024

On March 4, representatives of various youth work and welfare organizations in Amsterdam spoke with the Ombudsman of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area, Munish Ramlal, about the importance of listening to citizens and the impact of digitalization on society.

Listening to citizens: (NL) VERTEL ME ALLES - 24 January 2024

On January 24, 2024, the Tell Me Everything session took place in Amsterdam Zuidoost where we talked with young people, youth and welfare workers and partners about our online world in the context of youth and welfare work. This session took place in collaboration with Venzo/Swazoom.

Listening to citizens: AI session - 18 January 2024

Citizen conversation about the future of AI in the city of Amsterdam

Listening to citizens: (NL) VERTEL ME ALLES - 14 December 2023

On December 14, 2023, we spoke with Alderman Marjolein Moorman and Chair of the Board of the ZAAM Foundation Jeanneke van Meulebrouck during the 'Tell me everything' session at the Huygens College in Amsterdam.

Listening to citizens: Ongoing Slowtalks with citizens of Amsterdam - Autumn 2023

Conversations on the streets with citizens of Amsterdam about digital human rights

Listening to citizens: (NL) VERTEL ME ALLES - 17 July 2023

On July 17, 2023, we spoke with Alderman Alexander Scholtes during the 'Tell me everything' session in Youth Center Anansi

Listening to citizens: Input for our research initiative Helpdesk for digital human rights for citizens - May 2023

We are growing our team.

Listening to citizens: Input for developing algorithm registers further - 12 April 2023

12 April 2023, Amsterdam

Great fun! Lina, member of the research team, led a nice session on 'Facilitating citizen participation through algorithmic transparency'. Want to know more about this case study on the city of amsterdam? Please feel free to contact us.


Listening to citizens: Ongoing Slowtalks with citizens of Amsterdam - Autumn 2022

Conversations on the streets with citizens of Amsterdam about digital human rights

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