Audrey Tang
Taiwanese activist, politician and free software programmer
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Why they matter for gatherings
Audrey Tang is a Taiwanese activist, politician, and free software programmer who founded the Master facilitators & practitioners lane. She focuses on digital deliberation and collaborative decision-making processes.
Facilitators and event designers should know her work for integrating technology with participatory democracy, offering scalable tools for public engagement and consensus-building in digital spaces.
Her methods include vTaiwan/Pol.is Deliberation, Pol.is Conversation Mapping, and Digital Deliberation.
Here is how those methods work in practice.
The methods, ready to run
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Pol.is Conversation Mapping
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