Building a Better Democracy Through Community-Led Organizations and Activism Cooperative Structures with Rich Rippin

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

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4.4 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Is there a cure for the widespread disillusionment with politics around the world? By returning the focus of politics to the community it serves, there may be a chance. Press play to learn:

What the process of sortition includes
How folks from different sides of the aisle on a topic can find a space to discuss
The benefits of deliberative democracy in business

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Rich Rippin, the Project Manager at the Sortition Foundation, shares his work bringing about change in political organizations around the globe through community activism.

Politics is a strongly gate-kept and divided process, not allowing much space for discussion. However, promoting community discourse and returning the focus to fostering conversation promotes a new focus on accessibility.

Government is not the only place deliberative democracy works, though. By implementing these strategies in corporations and businesses as well, new solutions can be found, and the wisdom of the crowd can prosper.

Visit https://www.sortitionfoundation.org to learn more.

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1:34.0	Hello, this is Richard Jacobs with The Finding Genius Podcast,
1:37.7	now part of The Finding Genius Foundation. Today, I have Rich Ripon. He's a project manager
1:42.0	at the Sortition Foundation. We're going to talk about Sortition and how it may lead
1:46.4	to a better democracy. Rich, thanks for coming. It's a pleasure to be here. Thanks for having me.
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