The best opportunities for liberating social progress arise in times of technological transformation. Yet technologies that emerge from capitalist incentives too often fail to deliver on this promise. More often, they increase our capacity to pursue self-interest and externalize harm, exacerbating our deepest challenges rather than solving them.
So we need to look elsewhere – beyond capitalism and other conventional wisdom – to find real progress and deliver on technology’s true potential. We need better techniques for cooperating across difference: integrating our interests with others, making decisions together, and accepting the legitimacy of compromises.
RadicalxChange focuses on the details of how to do this, with particular attention to institutional innovation:
Research: We support and contribute to rigorous research and development of novel decision-making and power-sharing systems, such as quadratic voting & funding, common ownership structures, plural currencies, social identity, and “listening-at-scale” citizen engagement techniques.
Prototypes: We develop open-source technologies, such as our quadratic voting tool, RxC Voice, and PCOArt, that enable dynamic experimentation and illustrate promising new directions in institutional design.
Partnerships: We work hand-in-hand with a wide variety of institutions, ranging from governments to arts institutions to data unions and web3 networks, to facilitate careful real-world implementations of boundary-pushing systems.
Movement-Building: We educate the public and host events to weave surprising coalitions that can help grow the movement for plural innovation and democratic revitalization.
RadicalxChange Foundation is a 501©(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to democratic innovation and institutional design through operational partnerships and experimental projects between academia, government, art, technology, and beyond.
RadicalxChange chapters are the key organizations of the RxC community. Our chapters around the world develop local hubs for discussions, investigations, and implementations of the next-generation political economies that our community envisions.
Chapters warmly welcome people of all backgrounds and levels of experience. We’re committed to tolerance, respect, and open discussion.
The RadicalxChange Foundation strives to empower people and organizations in the global RxC movement to grow their ideas and initiatives. Feel free to contact us for any RxC related matters, including consultancy work related to democratic innovation or institutional design.
E. Glen Weyl |
Vitalik Buterin |
Audrey Tang |
Christopher Kulendran Thomas |
Anne-Marie Slaughter |
Matt Prewitt | President |
Alex Randaccio | Technical Director |
Angela Corpus | Director of Media and Partnerships |
Jack Henderson | Research & Development |
Paula Berman | Chief Operating Officer |
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