Tech for
Democracy.
A 6-month webinar series breaking down how AI, data, and digital identities shape your rights — from voting to healthcare. March → October 2026.
How does participatory democracy get funded?
The invisible side of civic participation
Behind every civic project, someone decided to fund it. What role do public and private foundations play? And what does collective funding actually look like when it works?
- 01 → Who funds participatory initiatives? And how does it impact on democracy.
- 02 → How citizens can fund their proposals — and what limits they will face.
- 03 → Real-world use cases: EU funds and tenders, foundations, grants, etc.
- 04 → Challenges ahead: make participatory democracy and Civic Tech sustainable.
Six Episodes.
One Question:
Whose Tech Is It?
Awareness is the
first step.
At Eumans, we believe technology should serve democracy — not the other way around. But most people don’t realize how AI, data, and digital identities already shape their rights, from voting to healthcare.
This webinar series breaks down these issues for citizens, activists, and policymakers.
Awareness
You can't demand change if you don't know what's at stake.
Tools
From Digital Identity Wallets to Civic AI, we're building alternatives to Big Tech's control.
Voice
These webinars aren't just talks — they're calls to action.
Catch up on
the full series.
Every episode of Civic AI: Tech for Democracy is archived on YouTube. Data ownership, civic tech, digital divides — watch on your own time.
Reclaim tech
for democracy.
One webinar at a time. Join the conversation on April 28.