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We’re a non-partisan, non-profit working to replace politicians with everyday people. That’s it. We don’t take sides on any issues and we don’t take money with strings attached.
We began as a few regular people who’d had enough of our divisive and dysfunctional politics. We want to see America heal its divide and rise to its challenges. We have different views on substantive issues but we’re united in our conviction that government should be of, by, and for the people.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale artworks have re-imagined iconic public spaces and moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to study social movements from past to present. Along the way he discovered the transformative promise of democratic lotteries.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale public artworks have re-imagined San Francisco’s most iconic public spaces – including Civic Center and Grace Cathedral - and consistently moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to dedicate himself to the study of social movements from past to present.
We’re guided by dozens of accomplished specialists in different fields, who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to our work.
David Schechter – Democracy R&D
Lynn Carson – newDemocracy Foundation
Yves Dejaeghere – G1000
Chris Ellis – MASS LBP
Terry Bouricius – Vermont House of Representatives (formerly)
Hélène Landemore – Yale University
Brett Hennig – Sortition Foundation
Marcin Gerwin – PhD & Citizens’ Assembly Practitioner
Manuel Arriaga – Fórum dos Cidadãos
Liz Berry – Pol.is
Jay Costa – Voters’ Right to Know
Perry Rosenstein – Hustle
Patrick Chalmers – All Hands On
Renn Vara – SNP Communications
Michael Pappas – San Francisco Interfaith Council
Jamie Kelsey-Fry – Extinction Rebellion & New Internationalist
Oscar Olivera – Fundación Abril
Sally Morton – Sunrise Movement
Douglas Atkin – Airbnb & Purpose
Chelsea Robinson – Generation Zero
Rahmin Sarabi – Commonweal
Micah Daigle – Students for Sensible Drug Policy
of by for* is an active member of Democracy R&D, an international network of organizations (see map) and individuals working with Citizens’ Panels and other similar processes.
We’re a non-partisan, non-profit working to replace politicians with everyday people. That’s it. We don’t take sides on any issues and we don’t take money with strings attached.
We began as a few regular people who’d had enough of our divisive and dysfunctional politics. We want to see America heal its divide and rise to its challenges. We have different views on substantive issues but we’re united in our conviction that government should be of, by, and for the people.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale artworks have re-imagined iconic public spaces and moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to study social movements from past to present. Along the way he discovered the transformative promise of democratic lotteries.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale public artworks have re-imagined San Francisco’s most iconic public spaces – including Civic Center and Grace Cathedral - and consistently moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to dedicate himself to the study of social movements from past to present.
We’re guided by dozens of accomplished specialists in different fields, who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to our work.
David Schechter – Democracy R&D
Lynn Carson – newDemocracy Foundation
Yves Dejaeghere – G1000
Chris Ellis – MASS LBP
Terry Bouricius – Vermont House of Representatives (formerly)
Hélène Landemore – Yale University
Brett Hennig – Sortition Foundation
Marcin Gerwin – PhD & Citizens’ Assembly Practitioner
Manuel Arriaga – Fórum dos Cidadãos
Liz Berry – Pol.is
Jay Costa – Voters’ Right to Know
Perry Rosenstein – Hustle
Patrick Chalmers – All Hands On
Renn Vara – SNP Communications
Michael Pappas – San Francisco Interfaith Council
Jamie Kelsey-Fry – Extinction Rebellion & New Internationalist
Oscar Olivera – Fundación Abril
Sally Morton – Sunrise Movement
Douglas Atkin – Airbnb & Purpose
Chelsea Robinson – Generation Zero
Rahmin Sarabi – Commonweal
Micah Daigle – Students for Sensible Drug Policy
of by for* is an active member of Democracy R&D, an international network of organizations (see map) and individuals working with Citizens’ Panels and other similar processes.
We’re a non-partisan, non-profit working to replace politicians with everyday people. That’s it. We don’t take sides on any issues and we don’t take money with strings attached.
We began as a few regular people who’d had enough of our divisive and dysfunctional politics. We want to see America heal its divide and rise to its challenges. We have different views on substantive issues but we’re united in our conviction that government should be of, by, and for the people.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale artworks have re-imagined iconic public spaces and moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to study social movements from past to present. Along the way he discovered the transformative promise of democratic lotteries.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale public artworks have re-imagined San Francisco’s most iconic public spaces – including Civic Center and Grace Cathedral - and consistently moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to dedicate himself to the study of social movements from past to present.
We’re guided by dozens of accomplished specialists in different fields, who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to our work.
David Schechter – Democracy R&D
Lynn Carson – newDemocracy Foundation
Yves Dejaeghere – G1000
Chris Ellis – MASS LBP
Terry Bouricius – Vermont House of Representatives (formerly)
Hélène Landemore – Yale University
Brett Hennig – Sortition Foundation
Marcin Gerwin – PhD & Citizens’ Assembly Practitioner
Manuel Arriaga – Fórum dos Cidadãos
Liz Berry – Pol.is
Jay Costa – Voters’ Right to Know
Perry Rosenstein – Hustle
Patrick Chalmers – All Hands On
Renn Vara – SNP Communications
Michael Pappas – San Francisco Interfaith Council
Jamie Kelsey-Fry – Extinction Rebellion & New Internationalist
Oscar Olivera – Fundación Abril
Sally Morton – Sunrise Movement
Douglas Atkin – Airbnb & Purpose
Chelsea Robinson – Generation Zero
Rahmin Sarabi – Commonweal
Micah Daigle – Students for Sensible Drug Policy
of by for* is an active member of Democracy R&D, an international network of organizations (see map) and individuals working with Citizens’ Panels and other similar processes.
We’re a non-partisan, non-profit working to replace politicians with everyday people. That’s it. We don’t take sides on any issues and we don’t take money with strings attached.
We began as a few regular people who’d had enough of our divisive and dysfunctional politics. We want to see America heal its divide and rise to its challenges. We have different views on substantive issues but we’re united in our conviction that government should be of, by, and for the people.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
Adam has a decade of experience in this field and is on the Coordinating Committee of Democracy R&D, a network of close to 40 organizations advancing democratic lotteries in 18 countries around the world.
Before dedicating himself to of by for*, Adam co-founded Democracy In Practice, whose work reinventing student government with democratic lotteries was a finalist for the Council of Europe’s 2016 Democracy Innovation Award, and was recently featured on Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
Adam also brings to of by for* his on-the-ground experience of having been involved in the Occupy Wall St protests and having witnessed the 2019 popular uprising in Bolivia.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale artworks have re-imagined iconic public spaces and moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to study social movements from past to present. Along the way he discovered the transformative promise of democratic lotteries.
George has a decade of experience working as an artist and designer leading complex, interdisciplinary projects.
His large-scale public artworks have re-imagined San Francisco’s most iconic public spaces – including Civic Center and Grace Cathedral - and consistently moved people of all ages and backgrounds. His work has been featured in TIME, NPR, WIRED, FastCompany, and more.
In 2018, he set aside his art and design practice to dedicate himself to the study of social movements from past to present.
We’re guided by dozens of accomplished specialists in different fields, who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to our work.
David Schechter – Democracy R&D
Lynn Carson – newDemocracy Foundation
Yves Dejaeghere – G1000
Chris Ellis – MASS LBP
Terry Bouricius – Vermont House of Representatives (formerly)
Hélène Landemore – Yale University
Brett Hennig – Sortition Foundation
Marcin Gerwin – PhD & Citizens’ Assembly Practitioner
Manuel Arriaga – Fórum dos Cidadãos
Liz Berry – Pol.is
Jay Costa – Voters’ Right to Know
Perry Rosenstein – Hustle
Patrick Chalmers – All Hands On
Renn Vara – SNP Communications
Michael Pappas – San Francisco Interfaith Council
Jamie Kelsey-Fry – Extinction Rebellion & New Internationalist
Oscar Olivera – Fundación Abril
Sally Morton – Sunrise Movement
Douglas Atkin – Airbnb & Purpose
Chelsea Robinson – Generation Zero
Rahmin Sarabi – Commonweal
Micah Daigle – Students for Sensible Drug Policy
of by for* is an active member of Democracy R&D, an international network of organizations (see map) and individuals working with Citizens’ Panels and other similar processes.