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Introducing the Democracy Narratives Alliance — People Powered Global Hub for Participatory Democracy Together with a global group of organizations, we are launching a new initiative to compile, develop, and promote compelling narratives that increase public support for and engagement in democracy.
The Democracy Narratives Alliance brings together more than 30 organizations, research institutions, and funders working on democracy and communications. At a time when democracy is being questioned around the world, we see an urgent need to shift how we communicate. Dominant narratives frame democracy narrowly around elections, yet citizens are increasingly frustrated with existing electoral politics.
To reinvigorate support for democracy, we need to offer more meaningful visions of democratic practice. Behavioral science and communications researchers have been assessing and developing new narratives for democracy in several countries. Much of this research points to a need to move beyond abstract concepts of democracy, to talk more directly about how people can participate in decision-making for the issues that affect their lives.
This research has been fragmented, however, and has had limited impact on communication practices. The alliance will synthesize and connect this global research, and translate it into coordinated action by leading international organizations and funders. What the alliance will do: Compile and develop new democracy narratives, messaging, and framing strategies that increase engagement and support for democracy.
Generate more aligned and strategic communications by democracy organizations and advocates, using shared narratives and tools. Build support and resources for further development, testing, and application of new narratives and framing strategies at the global, national, and local levels.
We held the first workshop of alliance members on October 5–6, 2025, in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain , in conjunction with the 2025 OGP Summit on October 7–9 . We will hold a global launch with new resources in early 2026.
Democracy Reporting International Extituto de Política Abierta German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) Global Democracy Coalition Institute of Public Finance (IPF) Latin American Open Data Initiative (ILDA) National Democratic Institute (NDI) Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy Switzerland Federal Department of Foreign Affairs Trust, Accountability, and Inclusion Collaborative United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Westminster Foundation for Democracy Design by SCDC & Matt See
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