Demos-Tunisia Forum for Democratic Sustainability (External organisation)

Pace, M. (Member)

Department of Social Sciences and Business

Activity: Membership › Membership in committee, council, board

Description

Member of the International Advisory Board of DEMOS-Tunisia Forum for Democratic Sustainability

Period	1 Feb 2023 → 31 Jan 2033
Held at	Demos-Tunisia Forum for Democratic Sustainability , Tunisia
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

Tunisia
democracy
democratic sustainability
Arab uprisings
MENA
EU
southern neighbourhood
democracy support
citizens epowerment
people
civic values
democratic transition
democratic learning
freedom
dignity
equality
inclusiveness
justice
social justice
restorative justice
norms
local knowledge
local practices

Documents & Links

The Democratic Sustainability Forum (Demos-Tunisia) is a non-partisan, non-government organization registered in Tunisia that: 1- Seeks to promote democratic sustainability. 2- Upholds civic values to be central for democratic transition and democratic learning. 3- Works towards the continuous adaptation of citizens and institutions to the demands of time-honored values of freedom, dignity, equality, inclusiveness, social and restorative justice. Demos does this through: · Using research, outreach, monitoring, education, and deliberation for the diffusion of democratic ideas, norms and practices; · Emphasizing local knowing and traditions, enriched with cross-cultural and cross-regional experiences and practices; · Contributing to the deepening of sustainability of newly acquired freedoms and civic space in Tunisia; and · Harnessing advocacy and creative research to align existing opportunities, capacities and knowledge with the goals of democratic sustainability. Demos’s administrative and working languages are English and Arabic. It disseminates its multi-modal publications, findings, reports, and activities to local and international publics and stakeholders in the two languages.

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Projects
SHAPEDEM-EU Horizon Europe: EU Democracy Support in its Eastern and Southern Neighbourhoods
Project: Research