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  • Bürger*innenräte Medien und Demokratie präsentieren ihre Ergebnisse im Europäischen Parlament
    Die Delegierten der Bürger*innenräte. Foto: COMMIT

    Bürger*innenräte Medien und Demokratie präsentieren ihre Ergebnisse im Europäischen Parlament

    Jan. 15, 2026

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    Laurence Monnot

    Was kann die EU-Medienpolitik von europäischen Bürgern lernen? Am 13. Januar 2026 haben Vertreter*innen der vier Bürger*innenräte Medien und Demokratie in Österreich, der Tschechischen Republik, Irland und Slowenien ihre Resolutionen in Brüssel vorgestellt.

  • The Citizens’ Parliaments on Media and Democracy present their results in the European Parliament
    The Citizens‘ Parliaments delegates. Photo: COMMIT

    The Citizens’ Parliaments on Media and Democracy present their results in the European Parliament

    Jan. 14, 2026

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    Laurence Monnot

    What can EU media policy learn from European citizens? On 13 January 2026, representatives from each of the four Citizens‘ Parliaments on Media and Democracy in Austria, the Czech Republic, Ireland and Slovenia presented their resolutions in Brussels.

  • Representatives of the four Citizens’ Parliaments on Media and Democracy will present their resolutions in the EU Parliament in Brussels in January

    Representatives of the four Citizens’ Parliaments on Media and Democracy will present their resolutions in the EU Parliament in Brussels in January

    Dez. 17, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    Representatives from the four Citizens’ Parliaments on Media and Democracy in Austria, the Czech Republic, Ireland and Slovenia will present resolutions related to EU media policy in January in the EU Parliament in Brussels.

  • The Irish Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy presented its resolutions to the Irish Joint Parliamentary Committee
    The Irish Citizens‘ Parliament at Leinster House. Photo: MIC

    The Irish Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy presented its resolutions to the Irish Joint Parliamentary Committee

    Nov. 19, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    The Irish Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy presented its resolutions to the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Media, Communications and Culture.

  • Citizens‘ Parliaments as a Democratic Innovation: Roundtable at the Final MeDeMAP Project Meeting
    Photo: COMMIT

    Citizens‘ Parliaments as a Democratic Innovation: Roundtable at the Final MeDeMAP Project Meeting

    Okt. 1, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    During the final MeDeMAP project meeting (24–26 September 2025, St. Pölten, Austria), two public round tables were held: one on citizens’ parliaments as a democratic innovation and another on the use and misuse of open research data. The meeting also featured a presentation by Charles University of its short film Agon: Constructions of Democracy.

  • „Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation“, Roundtable, 24.9.2025, St. Pölten & Online

    „Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation“, Roundtable, 24.9.2025, St. Pölten & Online

    Sep. 9, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    COMMIT is inviting to a public roundtable discussion ‚Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation‘, on 24.9.2025 in St. Pölten & online. Part 1: Presentation of the results of the Citizens‘ Parliaments on Media and Democracy in Austria, Ireland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic Part 2: Panel discussion on impacts and opportunities of participatory democracy

  • Podiumsdiskussion „Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation“, 24.9.2025, FH St. Pölten & Online

    Podiumsdiskussion „Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation“, 24.9.2025, FH St. Pölten & Online

    Sep. 9, 2025

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    von

    Laurence Monnot

    COMMIT lädt zur Podiumsdiskussion „Citizen parliaments – learnings for democratic innovation“ am 24.9.2025 an der FH St. Pölten & Online. Teil 1: Präsentation der Ergebnisse der Bürger*innenräte Medien und Demokratie in Österreich, Irland, Slowenien und der Tschechischen Republik. Teil 2: Podiumsdiskussion zu Bedeutung und Chancen von partizipativen Formaten in der Demokratie

  • Short reflections on the Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy in Austria
    Photo: COMMIT

    Short reflections on the Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy in Austria

    Aug. 4, 2025

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    Andrea Sedlaczek

    Helmut Peissl reflects on the process of the Austrian Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy, on the resolutions adopted and on the way forward.

  • Summary of the Citizens‘ Parliament demands (resolutions) in Slovenia

    Summary of the Citizens‘ Parliament demands (resolutions) in Slovenia

    Juli 4, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    The Citizens‘ Parliament on Media and Democracy in Slovenia adopted thirty demands at a series of four day-long parliamentary sessions held between March and May 2025. Here is a summary of these demands.

  • The Austrian Citizens’ Parliament on Media and Democracy presents its demands
    Austrian CP members present the resolutions

    The Austrian Citizens’ Parliament on Media and Democracy presents its demands

    Juni 30, 2025

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    Laurence Monnot

    On 25 June 2025, the Austrian Citizens’ Parliament on Media and Democracy presented its 50 resolutions. Representatives from the media and from media and education policy responded in a panel discussion at the Vienna Concordia Press Club.

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