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Podcast: What does it take to “do democracy?”

Vital Signs of Democracy

Podcast: What does it take to “do democracy?”

In this episode, Debilyn Molineaux and David Riordan interview Julia Roig, Founder and Chief Network Weaver at Horizons Project. Julia is a peace worker with thirty years of experience in democratic change and conflict transformation in war torn countries around the globe. She has a special passion for narratives, collaborative partnerships and connecting diverse groups of activists that she is now pursuing here in the United States. On a scale of 1-10, 1= autocracy and 10= democracy, she feels America is currently at a 4.

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