Accountability Lab is a global translocal network that makes governance work for people by supporting active citizens, responsible leaders and accountable institutions. Our goal is a world in which resources are used wisely, decisions benefit everyone fairly, and people lead secure lives.
Accountability Lab is a global translocal network that makes governance work for people by supporting active citizens, responsible leaders and accountable institutions. Our goal is a world in which resources are used wisely, decisions benefit everyone fairly, and people lead secure lives.
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Accountability Lab’s flagship training program for young change-makers to build sustainable, effective tools for change.
A global campaign powered by citizens in search of exemplary government officials.
A pioneering community feedback and dialogue platform to ensure accountability in the development process.
Supportive, impactful member networks and co-working spaces for small and big nonprofits.
A conscious music campaign supporting musicians who advocate for greater representation, participation and accountability.
Channelling civil society voices into high-level decision-making at the C20, G20, and the Open Government Partnership for stronger accountability and open government.
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Join us in welcoming Jed Miller, our Senior Non-Resident Fellow!🎉
With more than 20 years of experience at the intersection of accountability and digital transformation, Jed’s work explores how culture, organizational capacity, and narrative shape the effective governance of ...technology.
Since 2016, he has focused on the impact of algorithms and AI on decision-making for governments, corporations, and advocates working to balance hype, harm, and opportunity in AI adoption.
Jed has previously served as a digital director and strategic communications advisor for organizations including the Ford Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Citizens and Technology Lab at Cornell University.
We’re excited to have his expertise guiding our work.
Join us in welcoming Jed Miller, our Senior Non-Resident Fellow ✨
With more than 20 years of experience at the intersection of accountability and digital transformation, Jed explores how culture, organizational capacity, and narrative shape the governance of technology.
Since ...2016, his work has focused on the impact of algorithms and AI on decision-making for governments, corporations, and advocates navigating the balance between hype, harm, and opportunity in AI adoption.
Jed has previously served as a digital director and strategic communications advisor for organizations including the Ford Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Citizens and Technology Lab at Cornell University. We’re excited to have his expertise guiding some of our work.
Join us in welcoming Jed Miller, our Senior Non-Resident Fellow!🎉
With 20+ years at the intersection of accountability and digital transformation, Jed brings deep expertise on AI, and the role of culture and narrative in shaping effective governance of technology.
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🪧 From lowering the barrier to civic participation to creating emotional memory that drives the will to change, creativity can and does drive civic engagement and accountability.
In an expansive conversation artivists Nishchhal Kharal, Rafid Ariyan, Amanda Chenai Makombe, and Leiden ...shared their experiences of how art has democratised access to governance issues for many. Most pointedly for youth who participated in uprisings across the globe, what could feel like inaccessible topics meant for elites to wrestle over, became theirs to challenge.
These poignant takeaways were just some of the nuggets from a conversation that underscored the value of the artivism archive, institutions and governments using creative principles, and the democratisation of art.
🪧 From lowering the barrier to civic participation to creating emotional memory that drives the will to change, creativity can and does drive civic engagement and accountability.
In an expansive conversation artivists @nishchhalkharal, @ariyan017, @i_am_amanda_chenai, and @laleiden ...shared their experiences of how art has democratised access to governance issues for many. Most pointedly for youth who participated in uprisings across the globe, what could feel like inaccessible topics meant for elites to wrestle over, became theirs to challenge.
These poignant takeaways were just some of the nuggets from a conversation that underscored the value of the artivism archive, institutions and governments using creative principles, and the democratisation of art.
🪧 From lowering the barrier to civic participation to creating emotional memory that drives the will to change, creativity can and does drive civic engagement and accountability.
In an expansive conversation artivists Nishchhal Kharal, Rafid Ariyan, Amanda Chenai Makombe, and
🎙️ How are civil society organizations responding when uncertainty reshapes the work they do?
In this episode of the AccountabiliTea Podcast, Anabel Cruz reflects on the varied responses organizations have faced amid funding pressures and shifting global dynamics – from disruption ...and difficult trade-offs to solidarity, adaptation, and new ways of working together.
A grounded reminder that while these moments bring real challenges, they also reveal resilience, collaboration, and the importance of staying anchored in mission.
🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or via the Accountability Lab website: link in bio
@cherileighe speaks | @fayhodza | @leah_shearman
#AccountabiliTeaPodcast #GlobalDevelopment #CivilSociety
🎙️ How are civil society organizations responding when uncertainty reshapes the work they do?
In this episode of the AccountabiliTea Podcast, Anabel Cruz reflects on the varied responses organizations have faced amid funding pressures and shifting global dynamics – from disruption ...and difficult trade-offs to solidarity, adaptation, and new ways of working together.
A grounded reminder that while these moments bring real challenges, they also reveal resilience, collaboration, and the importance of staying anchored in mission.
🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or via our website: https://bit.ly/3QD0X4s
Cheri-Leigh Erasmus | Fay Hodza, Ph.D | Leah Shearman
#AccountabiliTeaPodcast #GlobalDevelopment #CivilSociety