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INTRODUCTION
In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies).FIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WEBSITES INFOGRAPHIC NB: This infographic represents a snapshot in time (August--September 2013). Check out our tips for a great Member of Parliament website.. As the internet has brought new information and services to our desktops, so too do MPs’ websites offer an opportunity for citizens to better connect to their elected leaders and understand how theyrepresent them.
ELECTION RULES FOR NON-PROFITS: EXPLAINED Non-profits play a crucial role in making democracy vibrant and effective. However, this role can be hampered if non-profits aren’t sure how election rules apply to them or their activities. To help deal with this confusion, we here at Samara have put together an FAQ which we hope will help non-profits pursue their mission and communicate with clarity and confidence this campaign season. PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia Raj is The Huffington Post Canada's Ottawa Bureau Chief. She was kind enough to tell us about her job last week while the Samara team was in Ottawa for our book launch. MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ survey questions used (at the very least). On the whole, the information gathered by the THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Alison Loat Co-founder. Alison is co-founder of the Samara Centre for Democracy, was the executive director from 2008 to 2015, and continues to serve on the Advisory Board.INTRODUCTION
In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies).FIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WEBSITES INFOGRAPHIC NB: This infographic represents a snapshot in time (August--September 2013). Check out our tips for a great Member of Parliament website.. As the internet has brought new information and services to our desktops, so too do MPs’ websites offer an opportunity for citizens to better connect to their elected leaders and understand how theyrepresent them.
ELECTION RULES FOR NON-PROFITS: EXPLAINED Non-profits play a crucial role in making democracy vibrant and effective. However, this role can be hampered if non-profits aren’t sure how election rules apply to them or their activities. To help deal with this confusion, we here at Samara have put together an FAQ which we hope will help non-profits pursue their mission and communicate with clarity and confidence this campaign season. PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia Raj is The Huffington Post Canada's Ottawa Bureau Chief. She was kind enough to tell us about her job last week while the Samara team was in Ottawa for our book launch. MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ survey questions used (at the very least). On the whole, the information gathered by the THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Expert Testimony. Remarks to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding Parliamentary Duties and the COVID-19 Pandemic (Jun. 11, 2020); Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding values for a virtual Parliament (Apr. 15, 2020) ; Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding proposed changesDEMOCRACY MONITOR
Democracy Monitor in the media “COVID-19 meant, ‘I do not work at home — I live at work,’ for Canada’s members of Parliament” by Susan Delacourt in the Toronto Star. (September 23, 2020) “No consensus on adoption of remote House voting, but parties agree legislative scrutiny necessary, says Samara report” by Beatrice Paezin The Hill Times.
PARLIAMENT UNDER PRESSURE Introduction. Like all other parts of our society, COVID-19 has profoundly affected the operation of Canada’s Parliament. Members of Parliament and Senators have repeatedly suspended normal parliamentary procedures to quickly pass measures so that the federal government will have the resources needed to respond to the pandemic in an effective and timely manner.FIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA" As part of our #SamaraReads contest, we bring you excerpts from each of the five books shortlisted for the 2019 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing, presented by the Writers’ Trust of Canada.Today, we publish an excerpt from Claws of the Panda: Beijing’s Campaign of Influence and Intimidation in Canada by Jonathan Manthorpe.. Enter our online contest for a chance to win copies ofALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. SELECTING A PARTY LEADER: THE NEW CANADIAN NORMAL This week, we feature a guest blog by Harout Manougian. Harout is a former Trustee with the Toronto District School Board and a 2019 MPA Candidate at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School ofGovernment.
THE REAL HOUSE LIVES 5 democracy, outside of that institution.” An intervention is needed. This report series uses the stories and experiences of former MPs to make the case for a THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians head INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that.FIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US andALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
POSITION: RESEARCH DIRECTOR (PREVIOUSLY RESEARCH AND person and virtual events, and speak to media, decision makers, and community-based leaders and teachers. THE POSITION The Research Director position is full-time and based remotely, pending theeventual re-opening
PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? So, if you want to work in politics, the first steps are to pick a team, get involved—more on what “get involved” means in a moment—and then meet as many people as possible. You can never predict which relationships will eventually be important to your career, and so the best approach is to make and keep as many friendsas possible.
ELECTION RULES FOR NON-PROFITS: EXPLAINED Non-profits play a crucial role in making democracy vibrant and effective. However, this role can be hampered if non-profits aren’t sure how election rules apply to them or their activities. To help deal with this confusion, we here at Samara have put together an FAQ which we hope will help non-profits pursue their mission and communicate with clarity and confidence this campaign season. MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ survey questions used (at the very least). On the whole, the information gathered by the THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians head INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that.FIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US andALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
POSITION: RESEARCH DIRECTOR (PREVIOUSLY RESEARCH AND person and virtual events, and speak to media, decision makers, and community-based leaders and teachers. THE POSITION The Research Director position is full-time and based remotely, pending theeventual re-opening
PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? So, if you want to work in politics, the first steps are to pick a team, get involved—more on what “get involved” means in a moment—and then meet as many people as possible. You can never predict which relationships will eventually be important to your career, and so the best approach is to make and keep as many friendsas possible.
ELECTION RULES FOR NON-PROFITS: EXPLAINED Non-profits play a crucial role in making democracy vibrant and effective. However, this role can be hampered if non-profits aren’t sure how election rules apply to them or their activities. To help deal with this confusion, we here at Samara have put together an FAQ which we hope will help non-profits pursue their mission and communicate with clarity and confidence this campaign season. MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ survey questions used (at the very least). On the whole, the information gathered by the RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
AN ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE’S GUIDE TO USING DIGITAL … Timely // People expect fast- er communication on digital mediums. Research shows that the faster representatives respond to questions, the more satisfied citizens will be, and the more likely they will BLOG - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Introducing our Next E.D. As Canadians prepare for historic debates about how to build an inclusive, sustainable, and equitable recovery, we are thrilled to announce that Sabreena Delhon will lead the Samara Centre into an exciting new era for research and INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that.ALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
POSITION: RESEARCH DIRECTOR (PREVIOUSLY RESEARCH AND person and virtual events, and speak to media, decision makers, and community-based leaders and teachers. THE POSITION The Research Director position is full-time and based remotely, pending theeventual re-opening
YOU HAVE OUR ATTENTION You Have Our Attention. The 2015 federal election saw a stunning surge in youth participation. Turnout increased from the previous election in 2011 by nearly 40% among 18- to 29-year-olds—an unprecedented increase. Was this a turning point—the end of a decades-long slide in youth voter participation? A REPORT CARD ON HOW CANADIANS COMMUNICATE, PARTICIPATE 7 While not exhaustive, Samara’s Democracy 360 paints a rich picture of the way that Canadians engage with—and think about—politics. With the term “leadership” Samara takes a broader view than prime HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia began her career at CBC in Montreal after graduating from McGill University. She was also an intern on the Hill with the Parliamentary Internship Programme. She is an occasional contributor with CTV, CPAC, CBC radio and CBC The National's At Issue panel. She SELECTING A PARTY LEADER: THE NEW CANADIAN NORMAL Notably, however, it is also the formula that the NDP will use to replace Tom Mulcair later this year and that got Justin Trudeau elected as Liberal Party leader in 2013 (where even the nominal $10 membership fee was removed). And that is how what was once considered a fringe idea from a western protest movement became the new Canadiannormal.
THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians headALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US and PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS So, if you want to work in politics, the first steps are to pick a team, get involved—more on what “get involved” means in a moment—and then meet as many people as possible. You can never predict which relationships will eventually be important to your career, and so the best approach is to make and keep as many friendsas possible.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia began her career at CBC in Montreal after graduating from McGill University. She was also an intern on the Hill with the Parliamentary Internship Programme. She is an occasional contributor with CTV, CPAC, CBC radio and CBC The National's At Issue panel. She THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians headALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US and PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia began her career at CBC in Montreal after graduating from McGill University. She was also an intern on the Hill with the Parliamentary Internship Programme. She is an occasional contributor with CTV, CPAC, CBC radio and CBC The National's At Issue panel. She RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
THE SAMARA CENTRE RESOURCES AND PROGRAMMING Educate. Designed to amplify our research and engage Canadians in their democracy, the Samara Centre's educational resources and engagement programming provide active citizens and public leaders with the knowledge and tools to drive positive change in our politics. If you're looking for trusted, non-partisan educational tools, exploreour
FIELD GUIDE TO ONLINE POLITICAL CONVERSATIONS INFOGRAPHICS The tips offered in these infographics, illustrated by Joren Cull, aim to change the way we discuss politics online. 1) How to Overcome Big Emotions. This infographic looks at why conversations are so different on social media, and how to move from your gut to your brain. View WebVersion (PNG)
INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. YOU HAVE OUR ATTENTION You Have Our Attention. The 2015 federal election saw a stunning surge in youth participation. Turnout increased from the previous election in 2011 by nearly 40% among 18- to 29-year-olds—an unprecedented increase. Was this a turning point—the end of a decades-long slide in youth voter participation? THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY I just signed up to get updates from The Samara Centre for Democracy, a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canadian democracy. Learn more about their work at www.samaracanada.com. MIXED-MEMBER PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION Mixed-Member Proportional Representation. Overview: Mixed-member proportional representation (MMP) is mixed or “hybrid” because it combines elements of proportional and single-member plurality systems. With MMP, voters have a single MP who represents their riding, while other seats are distributed proportionately to total votes cast in the PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ discussions, the other term used in the survey, I have no idea howthat would have
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? SAMARA TALKS TO AN MP'S Thursday, May 01, 2014. How'd you get that job? Samara talks to an MP's parliamentary assistant. Isabelle Bourassa was born and raised in Quebec City. She has been the parliamentary assistant to Anne Minh-Thu Quach, Member of Parliament for Beauharnois–Salaberry, since June2011.*.
THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians headALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US and PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS So, if you want to work in politics, the first steps are to pick a team, get involved—more on what “get involved” means in a moment—and then meet as many people as possible. You can never predict which relationships will eventually be important to your career, and so the best approach is to make and keep as many friendsas possible.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia began her career at CBC in Montreal after graduating from McGill University. She was also an intern on the Hill with the Parliamentary Internship Programme. She is an occasional contributor with CTV, CPAC, CBC radio and CBC The National's At Issue panel. She THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Co-founder and Board Chair. In 2007, Michael co-founded the Samara Centre for Democracy, and continues to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors. In 2011, he co-founded and is CEO of Blue Ant Media, a company that produces, distributes, and broadcasts television programming internationally. In 1978, Michael co-founded AtlantisFilms Limited
INTRODUCTION
Introduction. In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies). Yet one thing has remained the same: Every four years or so, Canadians headALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? It is used in 58 countries, including the United Kingdom, the US and PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS So, if you want to work in politics, the first steps are to pick a team, get involved—more on what “get involved” means in a moment—and then meet as many people as possible. You can never predict which relationships will eventually be important to your career, and so the best approach is to make and keep as many friendsas possible.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia began her career at CBC in Montreal after graduating from McGill University. She was also an intern on the Hill with the Parliamentary Internship Programme. She is an occasional contributor with CTV, CPAC, CBC radio and CBC The National's At Issue panel. She RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Research. The basis for all that we do, the Samara Centre's research brings forward the evidence, reforms, resources, and initiatives to drive positive change in our politics and transform our representativedemocracy.
THE SAMARA CENTRE RESOURCES AND PROGRAMMING Educate. Designed to amplify our research and engage Canadians in their democracy, the Samara Centre's educational resources and engagement programming provide active citizens and public leaders with the knowledge and tools to drive positive change in our politics. If you're looking for trusted, non-partisan educational tools, exploreour
FIELD GUIDE TO ONLINE POLITICAL CONVERSATIONS INFOGRAPHICS The tips offered in these infographics, illustrated by Joren Cull, aim to change the way we discuss politics online. 1) How to Overcome Big Emotions. This infographic looks at why conversations are so different on social media, and how to move from your gut to your brain. View WebVersion (PNG)
INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. YOU HAVE OUR ATTENTION You Have Our Attention. The 2015 federal election saw a stunning surge in youth participation. Turnout increased from the previous election in 2011 by nearly 40% among 18- to 29-year-olds—an unprecedented increase. Was this a turning point—the end of a decades-long slide in youth voter participation? THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY I just signed up to get updates from The Samara Centre for Democracy, a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canadian democracy. Learn more about their work at www.samaracanada.com. MIXED-MEMBER PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION Mixed-Member Proportional Representation. Overview: Mixed-member proportional representation (MMP) is mixed or “hybrid” because it combines elements of proportional and single-member plurality systems. With MMP, voters have a single MP who represents their riding, while other seats are distributed proportionately to total votes cast in the PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ discussions, the other term used in the survey, I have no idea howthat would have
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? SAMARA TALKS TO AN MP'S Thursday, May 01, 2014. How'd you get that job? Samara talks to an MP's parliamentary assistant. Isabelle Bourassa was born and raised in Quebec City. She has been the parliamentary assistant to Anne Minh-Thu Quach, Member of Parliament for Beauharnois–Salaberry, since June2011.*.
THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Expert Testimony. Remarks to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding Parliamentary Duties and the COVID-19 Pandemic (Jun. 11, 2020); Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding values for a virtual Parliament (Apr. 15, 2020) ; Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding proposed changes STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Alison Loat Co-founder. Alison is co-founder of the Samara Centre for Democracy, was the executive director from 2008 to 2015, and continues to serve on the Advisory Board.INTRODUCTION
In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies).ALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia Raj is The Huffington Post Canada's Ottawa Bureau Chief. She was kind enough to tell us about her job last week while the Samara team was in Ottawa for our book launch. THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYRESEARCHEDUCATEBLOGABOUTDONATESTAFF The Samara Centre for Democracy is a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canada’s democracy. T he Samara Centre produces innovative, action-oriented research that illuminates the evidence and reforms needed to make Canadian politics more accessible, responsive, and inclusive. Through original engagement programming, we provide active citizens and public leaders with tools ABOUT US - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACYSEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COM RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Expert Testimony. Remarks to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding Parliamentary Duties and the COVID-19 Pandemic (Jun. 11, 2020); Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding values for a virtual Parliament (Apr. 15, 2020) ; Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding proposed changes STAFF - THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY Alison Loat Co-founder. Alison is co-founder of the Samara Centre for Democracy, was the executive director from 2008 to 2015, and continues to serve on the Advisory Board.INTRODUCTION
In the 149 years since Canada became a country, our democracy has evolved—from expanding the right to vote, to implementing stricter regulations around political party financing and adding new electoral districts (also called ridings or constituencies).ALTERNATIVE VOTE
Overview: Under alternative vote (AV), each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. The winning candidate must have the support of a majority of voters in the riding, if necessary via a transfer of votes from eliminatedcandidates.
EXCERPT FROM "CLAWS OF THE PANDA"SEE MORE ON SAMARACANADA.COMFIRST PAST THE POST
Overview: First Past the Post (FPTP) is Canada’s current electoral system. Voters in each riding vote for one candidate in that riding. Whoever has the most votes is elected as the MP for that riding. What family does it belong to? Non-proportional. Where is it used today? PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS?HOW TO BECOME A POLITICIANHOW TO START A POLITICAL CAREERJOBS IN POLITICSLIST OF CAREERS IN POLITICS 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? ALTHIA RAJ SPEAKS Althia Raj is The Huffington Post Canada's Ottawa Bureau Chief. She was kind enough to tell us about her job last week while the Samara team was in Ottawa for our book launch. RESEARCH - SAMARACANADA.COM Expert Testimony. Remarks to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding Parliamentary Duties and the COVID-19 Pandemic (Jun. 11, 2020); Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding values for a virtual Parliament (Apr. 15, 2020) ; Submission to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding proposed changes THE SAMARA CENTRE RESOURCES AND PROGRAMMING Designed to amplify our research and engage Canadians in their democracy, the Samara Centre's educational resources and engagement programming provide active citizens and public leaders with the knowledge and tools to drive positive change in our politics. FIELD GUIDE TO ONLINE POLITICAL CONVERSATIONS INFOGRAPHICS Infographics and resources to help Canadians keep online political conversations more constructive, more civil, and less fraught withanger.
MIXED-MEMBER PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION Overview: Mixed-member proportional representation (MMP) is mixed or “hybrid” because it combines elements of proportional and single-member plurality systems.With MMP, voters have a single MP who represents their riding, while other seats are distributed proportionately to total votes cast in the election.. What family doesit belong to?
INVESTING IN CANADIANS’ CIVIC LITERACY 5 > What is civic literacy? Civic literacy is multi-faceted and defies both easy definition and consistent measurement. Being civically literate means knowing about Canadian political institutions, but it means much more than that. YOU HAVE OUR ATTENTION "You Have Our Attention" in the Media " Youth more likely to talk politics than older generations, Samara survey suggests" in The Hill Times. " Groups ready large get-out-the-vote campaign to keep youth turnout high" in The Winnipeg Free Press.[" Youth voter turnout grew in 2015. Advocates want the trend to continue in 2019" in Global News.[" Are younger voters different than their parents? THE SAMARA CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY I just signed up to get updates from The Samara Centre for Democracy, a non-partisan charity dedicated to strengthening Canadian democracy. Learn more about their work at www.samaracanada.com. PART 1: SO, YOU WANT TO WORK IN POLITICS? 2. Be cheap. In politics, budgets are always stretched, whether in an MP ’ s office or on an election campaign. Be prepared to work for free. My first job in politics was as a communications go-fer in the Liberal Party ’ s campaign headquarters in Vancouver during the 2008 federal election. I signed up as a volunteer, and moved back in withmy parents.
MEASURING POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT http://thoughtundermined.com/2013/07/08/measuring-political-engagement/ discussions, the other term used in the survey, I have no idea howthat would have
HOW'D YOU GET THAT JOB? SAMARA TALKS TO AN MP'S Isabelle Bourassa was born and raised in Quebec City. She has been the parliamentary assistant to Anne Minh-Thu Quach, Member of Parliament for Beauharnois–Salaberry, since June 2011.** Research
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