• FAQs
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

The Centre for e-Democracy

  • About Us
  • Research Hub
  • Projects
  • Blog
  • Roundtable

Nicole Goodman shares research on Online Voting at Conference in Austria

Policy Magazine shares Nicole Goodman’s presentation to the ERRE

Reconsidering Canada’s electoral futures: Renewed dialogue on online voting

CPAC recaps the Centre for e-Democracy’s Online Voting Roundtable

Our Purpose

To shed light on the ways that digital technologies are transforming opportunities for information, participation, citizen conversations and relationships with government.

READ MORE

Our Story

The first of its kind in Canada, the Centre will be a hot spot for e-Democracy research dedicated to studying the impact of digital technology on politics and democracy.

READ MORE

Our Vision

Through the translation and dissemination of knowledge, the Centre will have a real, practical impact on our knowledge and understanding of the use of technology in society and politics.

READ MORE

Release: January 30, 2015

Internet Voting Project

internetvotingimg

The goal of the Internet Voting Project is to disseminate and share academic research by social scientists addressing Internet voting. Internet voting has been actively used in binding elections around the world for over a decade, yet we know little about its social and political impacts. Part of the reason for this is the lack of data that has been collected from these elections, especially in a Canadian context. This project seeks to change this, by collecting attitudinal data from election stakeholders in jurisdictions that use Internet voting so we are better able to understand the impact of digital technology on electoral democracy. CONTINUE READING

Release: Winter 2015

The Voice of Guelph, Open Government

COG_logoimg

In the summer of 2013, the City of Guelph announced that the municipality was embarking on a strategy to create Canada’s first Open Government Action Plan. The goal: to create a more open, accountable, transparent and engaging municipal government. Using Delvinia’s Voice of e-Democracy platform, the City of Guelph sought to create new participation experiences designed to help the municipality increase citizen participation, gather opinion, promote informedness, and ultimately involve residents, local businesses and associations, and special interest groups in an ongoing dialogue with government. To engage this audience, the City launched a broad-based online survey. CONTINUE READING

HELP US ACHIEVE OUR VISION

Donate Now

The Centre for e-Democracy is a registered charity. Tax receipts will be issued for donations over $20.

GET INVOLVED!

Contact us to find out how you can get involved with the Centre.

CONTACT US

Get The Latest News On e-Democracy.

By subscribing you are providing consent to receive e-mail updates from the Centre for e-Democracy. You may unsubscribe at any time.

Location

370 King St. West, Box 4
Toronto, ON M5V 1J9
Tel: 416-364-5085
Fax: 416-364-9830

Connect With Us

Keep up to date with the latest news.
  • twitter
  • facebook
  • linkedin
  • google+
  • slideshare

Copyright © 2017 e-Democracy

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Research Hub
  • Projects
  • Blog
  • Roundtable
  • FAQs
  • Contact Us