The January Democracy Café (2021) kicked off the new year with a debate about whether violence was ever […]
We ended this most unusual year with a lively discussion on sovereignty but we also briefly, and rather […]
What might have been the first Democracy Cafe to be held in India took place on Friday 20 […]
Two topics engendered a lively interchange of views: the assassination of Qassem Suleimani by an American drone was […]
Mark Potts, who is the chair of SDA, has published an article in the Educational Journal of Living […]
Welcome to the Salisbury Democracy Alliance Webpage. We are a group of people and organisations dedicated to bringing […]
A case for a Citizens’ Assembly? The last few weeks have seen an outpouring of discontent concerning the […]
This is a report of the DC which was held via Zoom on 14 November 2020 At peak, […]
Meeting of the Democracy Café via Zoom on 10 October 2020 We started with the intriguing question ‘was […]
I first read this some while ago somewhere and thought it rather hyperbolic. There used to be a […]
We held a Democracy Café via Zoom on Saturday 12 September 2020 which was quite well attended. The […]
Peter Geoghegan’ book Democracy for Sale: Dark Money and Dirty Politics* is worth reading for anyone interested in […]
About ten of us met for a Democracy Café meeting on Saturday 8 August via Zoom. I say […]
