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British Columbia Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform

Sep 16 '09

Author:
Archon Fung
The Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform was a body created by the government of British Columbia, Canada. The Assembly was charged with investigating and recommending changes to improve the electoral system of the province. The body was composed of 160 citizens selected ar random from throughout the province. These members met approximately every other weekend for one year to deliberate about alternative voting arrangements.
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Ontario Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform

Jun 4 '10

Author:
Alexander Thompson Peery
The Citizen's Assembly on Electoral Reform was created in March of 2006 by the Government of Ontario. The main purpose of the assembly was to closely examine the current electoral system in Ontario, learn about alternative election models, and decipher what method would best suit the people of the province.
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Public Engagement in Five Colorado School Communities

Aug 18 '11

Author:
Kmcguane
Problems and Purpose
The reforms which have swept through public education during the last two decades have largely been initiated in state legislatures or the United States Congress. The greater part of all these reform efforts have focused on the professional side of public education.
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