Everyday Democracy![]() The ultimate vision is to see local communities create and sustain public dialogue and problem solving. Such strong local democracies can form the cornerstone of a vibrant national democracy. In this kind of democracy: • everyone’s voice has an opportunity to be heard, equally and respectfully; • people of different backgrounds and views routinely work together to solve public problems; • elected officials have many opportunities to hear from and respond to everyday people; • people have ways not only to inform government officials as they create and carry out public policy, but also to work with officeholders to solve public problems |
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