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For the fifth year in a row, Innocracy 2021 brought together thinkers and doers from the fields of politics, academia, civil society, as well as arts and culture in Berlin. This year, we explored how we can democratise areas of our societies that are being removed from democratic control. At Innocracy, one aspect became very clear: Any radical change requires strong legitimation through democratic processes. Therefore, the answer to the multiple crises of the 21st century can not be less but only more democracy.
#MyDemocratisation An exhibition to capture human perceptions, memories, and wishes around democratisation efforts
Das Progressive Zentrum and the Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft teamed up with artist Leo Leowald to capture human perceptions, memories, and wishes around democratisation. The exhibition was first presented at Innocracy 2021 and can now be found online in the virtual gallery.
More and more people perceive the future no longer as a promise but as a threat. Some are overwhelmed by the complexity and speed of economic transformation and social changes. Others are scared because, in their view, these developments are not happening fast enough. The critical task of democracies is to allow for control over the future without closing it and to open up the future without making it uncontrollable.
Das Progressive Zentrum invites you to join the Innocracy Conference 2021. Together with renowned speakers, we want to explore how processes of democratisation can be answers to the multiple crises we are facing.
In the face of systemic challenges such as the climate crisis, we must transform the way we live, consume and produce as societies. Yet, no transformation can succeed without a clear sense of direction. We need visions of the future that unify and integrate democracies on their way forward. But can visions really help to open up the future – especially in times of crises? How can we learn to imagine and learn to develop visions that are tangible?
On Thursday, 10 October 2019, we hosted the third Innocracy Conference. More than 200 participants and 32 speakers from 11 countries shared their insights, ideas and best practices to explore the how of democratic transformation towards more inclusive and sustainable societies at Kalkscheune, Berlin.
Die Golden Autumn Night war die diesjährige politische Abendveranstaltung von Das Progressive Zentrum.
How must we transform democracy to make it fit for the future? To answer this question, Das Progressive Zentrum invites you to join the INNOCRACY Conference 2019 on 10 October 2019 in Berlin.
Im Podcast »Demokratie 21« gibt der Gründer des internationalen Politikfestivals Innocracy Einblicke in seine Arbeit und die diesjährige Planung.
Schauen Sie noch einmal alle Sessions an, die auf der Hauptbühne während der Innocracy-Konferenz stattfanden.
On Thursday, 28 June 2018, more than 150 participants and 30 session hosts from eight countries discussed visions and models to drive politics and civil society towards “The Next Democracy” at Kalkscheune, Berlin. The keynote speech „Changing politics? We change politics!“ was held by Family Minister Franziska Giffey.
Wie kann die repräsentative Demokratie weitergedacht werden? In einem Beitrag für den Tagesspiegel skizzieren Maik Bohne, Policy Fellow im Progressiven Zentrum, und Sebastian Bukow, Referent der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, drei Reformvorschläge für die repräsentative Demokratie in Deutschland.
Was passierte beim Speaker’s Dinner der Innocracy 2018 in Berlin? Werfen Sie einen Blick in unsere Bildergalerie.
INNOCRACY 2018 – Call for Ideas Apply now and present your inspiring ideas and projects about the future of democracy
On Thursday 28 June from 9.30 am – 6 pm, the Democracy Lab of Das Progressive Zentrum will host the second Innocracy – Conference in Berlin. The conference will explore concepts beyond our current understanding of liberal democracy and ask what kind of political system is best adapted to our society, environment and economy in transformative times.
On Tuesday, 28 November over 100 participants as well as 28 Session Hosts and Speakers from ten different countries gathered at betahaus in Kreuzberg, Berlin, to exchange ideas and learn about concrete projects on how to innovate democracy.
For the INNOCRACY Conference on Democratic Innovation on 28 November 2017, we gave you the opportunity to present your project or idea in the field of democratic innovation as a session host.
Please note that this Call for Ideas is closed. Thank you to everyone who applied with their ideas and projects. We selected 11 projects out of over 50 applications to participate in the Conference on Democratic Innovation.