#### Appendix B: Restoring Public Trust
#### Reproduction

Below we reproduce an announcement from the Interaktive Demokratie website about an event that has already taken place. The recording can be accessed at the following web address: https://interaktive-demokratie.org/news/2022/20220407-Restoring-Public-Trust.en.html

Thomas Mann House in Los Angeles hosted a four-day, multi-platform program in April 2022 with innovators from academia, artistic fields and politics to discuss concrete steps for restoring public trust in Germany and the U.S. Through virtual discussions, video statements, podcasts, articles and streamed conversations from the Thomas Mann House, experts addressed how we can strengthen public trust in the areas of international relations, security, elections, diversity, local communities and the broader media landscape. 2022 Thomas Mann Fellow Andreas Nitsche and board member of the Association for Interactive Democracy has been part of this inspiring program. Check out the program, read and listen to them.[1]

References:
[1] https://trust.vatmh.org/


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on electronic participation, collective moderation, and voting systems
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