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Latest revision as of 19:09, 26 December 2008
The best way to "get involved" now is to start a local Issues Forum in your community or by join the local steering committee/chapter supporting existing forums.
Ways to learn about and get involved with E-Democracy.Org:
- E-Democracy Projects - Join our online group for active E-Democracy.Org volunteers sharing a diverse range of skills. From online designers and marketers to traditional organizers and fund raisers, you can make a difference for the future of democracy today.
- Start an Issues Forum - in your local community
- Issues Forum Guidebook (PDF 3MB)
- E-Democracy Experience - Learn about e-democracy in multimedia.
- GroupServer - The new free software/open source tool we use for our discussion forums - technical volunteers are wanted to contribute new features via the GroupServer Development community.
- E-mail Newsletter - Join 5,000 other citizens on our low volume e-mail update list.
- Donate - Your time or your money. Special funding can help your community get special start-up assistance.
- Volunteer opportunities - A list of open opportunities
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