Run Reports
This is a library of run reports: write-ups of specific, real deliberations that have happened in the world — citizens’ assemblies, conventions, digital deliberations, and more.
Each one is layered: a plain-language summary first (what it was, what came out of it), then the detail underneath — who took part and how they were chosen, the question they faced, what they produced, what changed as a result, and how well it worked. Every figure is traced to a public source, listed at the bottom of each page.
How to read these
Section titled “How to read these”Each report covers one specific deliberation — a single, dated event — not a platform or a programme. (Where a tool is used to run many deliberations, we document a particular use of it.) The point is to show, concretely, that deliberative citizen infrastructure is real and that it works — along with its limits, which we try to report honestly.
Citizens’ assemblies & conventions
Section titled “Citizens’ assemblies & conventions”Constitutional & electoral reform
Section titled “Constitutional & electoral reform”Permanent & recurring models
Section titled “Permanent & recurring models”Children & young people
Section titled “Children & young people”Digital & AI-facilitated deliberation
Section titled “Digital & AI-facilitated deliberation”More will be added over time. Spot an error, or a deliberation that belongs here? Use the “Edit page” link at the bottom of any page.