GLOW 2014: Global Legislative Openness Week, 15-25 September 2014

GLOW 2014: Global Legislative Openness Week, is being held 15-25 September 2014 at many locations around the world, and online.

Here is a description of the event, from the FAQ:

GLOW is a celebration of open, participatory legislative processes around the world as well as an opportunity for diverse stakeholders to collaborate with one another and make progress toward adopting and implementing open-government commitments. The week is being led by the Legislative Openness Working Group of the Open Government Partnership, which is co-anchored by the National Democratic Institute and the Congress of Chile. [...]

A calendar of GLOW events is available at: http://ift.tt/1uc0UXk

One Twitter hashtag for the event is #OpenParl2014

For more details, please see the event’s Website.

HT @OpenParl

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