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Ep 5: An App for Accountability

Episode 5 of the People Place Power podcast, hosted by Trisha Mukherjee & Benjamin Swift, titled "Ep 5: An App for Accountability" was published on November 1, 2021 and runs 31 minutes.

November 1, 2021 ·31m · People Place Power

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How can we hold our governments accountable? It’s a fundamental question of democracy, one that humans have been wrestling with for millenia. But recently, technology has disrupted the way we think about this problem and its potential solutions. In this episode, we’ll explore how online platforms enable citizens to keep their representatives in check, from New York City to Kabul, Afghanistan. In Kabul, activist Sara Wahedi is at the forefront of the emerging field of civic technology. Join us as Sara tells us about growing up in Canada as a refugee, returning to Afghanistan and working for the President’s Office, and the many incidents, big and small, that her civic tech startup tackles every day in an effort to make Afghan’s lives safer. Want to learn more about Sara’s story? Sara was recently featured in TIME magazine’s “Next Generation Leaders” issue, which you can find here. You can also follow her on Twitter. Read more and support our work at www.peopleplacepower.com.

How can we hold our governments accountable? It’s a fundamental question of democracy, one that humans have been wrestling with for millenia. But recently, technology has disrupted the way we think about this problem and its potential solutions.

In this episode, we’ll explore how online platforms enable citizens to keep their representatives in check, from New York City to Kabul, Afghanistan. In Kabul, activist Sara Wahedi is at the forefront of the emerging field of civic technology. Join us as Sara tells us about growing up in Canada as a refugee, returning to Afghanistan and working for the President’s Office, and the many incidents, big and small, that her civic tech startup tackles every day in an effort to make Afghan’s lives safer.

Want to learn more about Sara’s story? Sara was recently featured in TIME magazine’s “Next Generation Leaders” issue, which you can find here. You can also follow her on Twitter. Read more and support our work at www.peopleplacepower.com.

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