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Fostering digital participation that is margin-responsive

Avatar: Sonia Bussu Sonia Bussu
Hypothesis
Co-design with groups historically suffering from intersectional barriers to digital access and skills can make these platforms more responsive to their needs and increase their participation
Context
Case Studies/Examples:
Mindset Revolution? Although not sure whether this is a success case yet, as participation on the platform is quite low
Primary Question: State the main question your hypothesis aims to answer
Can co-design with marginalised groups strengthen the inclusiveness and adaptability of digital participatory platforms? What are the challenges?
Assumptions
Co-design can shed light on limitations of current designs that raise barriers to participation. Current platform design is often driven by technocratic and instrumentalist understanding of participation, which makes it vulnerable to be captured by technology of governance and develop into technopopulism - see "How Can Democracy-Driven Governance Turn into Technopopulism?: Arguing on the Case of Ahora Madrid", Fabiola Mota Consejero and Cristina Herranz
Collaboration
Inspire Pilots; MR team in Manchester
Methods
Co-design and participatory research to enable participants to self-assess their experience
Expected Outcomes:  Describe the expected results if the hypothesis is correct.
More flexible, adaptable and inclusive/ culturally sensitive platforms that can amplify community action for social change
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