This assembly helps bridge the gap between the National Gallery and the general public in an effort to increase visitation and understanding of technology in the future of the National Gallery.
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National Gallery Citizens' Assembly
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– Credit: The National Gallery
- General Issues
- Arts, Culture, & Recreation
- Education
- Identity & Diversity
- Specific Topics
- Museums
- Public Participation
- Public Art
- Theme
- Democratic Representation
- Participatory & Democratic Governance
- Scope of Influence
- National
- Links
- NG Citizens' Assembly
- Start Date
- Ongoing
- Yes
- Time Limited or Repeated?
- A single, defined period of time
- Approach
- Direct decision making
- Co-governance
- Spectrum of Public Participation
- Involve
- Did the represented group shape the agenda?
- Yes
- Total Number of Participants
- 50
- Open to All or Limited to Some?
- Open to All With Special Effort to Recruit Some Groups
- Recruitment Method for Limited Subset of Population
- Random Sample
- Targeted Demographics
- Youth
- Anonymous or Identified Online
- Anonymous
- General Types of Methods
- Deliberative and dialogic process
- Direct democracy
- General Types of Tools/Techniques
- Propose and/or develop policies, ideas, and recommendations
- Facilitators
- Yes
- Facilitator Training
- Professional Facilitators
- Face-to-Face, Online, or Both
- Both
- Types of Interaction Among Participants
- Discussion, Dialogue, or Deliberation
- Listen/Watch as Spectator
- Informal Social Activities
- Information & Learning Resources
- No Information Was Provided to Participants
- Decision Methods
- General Agreement/Consensus
- Communication of Insights & Outcomes
- Public Report
- Traditional Media
- New Media
- Face to Face and Online Integration
- Together Synchronously
- Synchronous Asynchronous
- Synchronous
- Text Video
- Video and Audio
- Visualization
- Yes
- Virtual Reality
- No
- Primary Organizer/Manager
- Sortition Foundation
- Funder
- The National Gallery
- Type of Funder
- Academic Institution
- Staff
- Yes
- Volunteers
- No
- Evidence of Impact
- Yes
- Outcome or Impact Achieved
- Yes
- Types of Change
- Changes in how institutions operate
- Implementers of Change
- Experts
- Most Affected
- They were perfectly represented in the process
- Implementers Connected
- Yes
- Formal Evaluation
- Yes
- Represented Group in Evaluation
- Yes
