Show Notes
For a government to be legitimate, it must have its people's trust. But, many communities across the globe distrust their government.
This episode explores how governments can earn that trust and legitimacy. It is a gradual process that requires time and dedication. So, where do we start? Read the blog here.
Featured in this episode:
Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact Naja Nelson (Host) - Senior Associate, Centre for Public Impact Dr. Oliver Escobar - Professor of Public Policy and Democratic Innovation, The University of Edinburgh Jaime Junior - Advocacy and Community Education Coordinator, Disability Network of Wayne County Detroit Cathie Christenson - Team Lead, City of Calgary
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