Welcome to the Public Sphere
By Reem Abdelaty : May 13, 2009 | In Events & meetups, General | 1 CommentRecently, Kate Lundy, Senator for the ACT, launched a new initiative called “Public Sphere” to engage with the community on topics of national interest.
The concept aims to bring people together online to share their views on various topics, in addition to hosting a physical meet up that is live streamed over the Internet. The meet up allows people to give their two cents in short ten minute presentations on whatever aspect of the topic they choose, either in person, via skype, YouTube or other means. Continue reading Welcome to the Public Sphere…
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