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Danielle Allen: "The Ethics of Public Participation in a Digital Age"

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Working with a team of collaborators, Harvard University professor and political theorist Danielle Allen has developed ten design principles for effective, equitable, and self-protective civic agency in a digital age. These principles provide guidance to those functioning as civic actors, and to those who are designing platforms or organizations to cultivate, support, or channel civic involvement. Allen on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 on the UO campus as the OHC’s 2018–19 Kritikos Lecturer in the Humanities.

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