| Start date: | 15/09/2025 |
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| End date: | 31/10/2025 |
| Where: | Online |
In a world shaped by war, climate change, rising prices, and growing social divides, people are rethinking what it means to feel secure. Yet, too often, policies are made without a clear sense of what truly matters to citizens in their everyday life.
Under the EU research project ORBIS, we’re opening up a European dialogue on security: what makes you feel safe, what concerns you, and what needs to change.
Who Can Join?
This dialogue is open to citizens of all ages and backgrounds. Your perspective is essential to help shape a shared vision of security in Europe.
Join now to share your views and help define what safety and security mean today.
How to Join?
The process unfolds in four online steps, from an initial survey to deeper discussions, collective voting, and a final event where participants can see the results of their contributions.
Step 1: Quick Survey on Polis Orbis
📅15/09 – 25/09
Start by voting and sharing your views on a quick, mobile-friendly survey. It’s interactive, completely anonymous, and takes just a few minutes. You’ll even be able to see how others are responding in real time.
👉 Take the Survey (EN)
Step 2: Digital Dialogue on BCause
📅06/10 – 16/10
Survey results feed into online discussions on BCause, a desktop platform designed for thoughtful and collaborative dialogue.
👉 Join the Conversations (EN)
The link will be shared by email.
Step 2b: Final Voting on Polis Orbis
📅 25/10 – 28/10
Key ideas return to Polis Orbis for broader input and collective prioritisation. Voting is anonymous.
👉 Vote on Polis Orbis (EN | IT | GR | ES | FR | PL)
Links will be provided by 24/10
Step 3: Final Online Event & Live Feedback
📅 31/10 at 11:00 CET
Results will be presented and discussed in a public event. Citizens will see how their contributions have shaped the outcomes. They will also have a last opportunity to provide feedback.
👉 Join the Event (EN)
Details will be provided by 25/10
About the Initiative
This initiative is part of the experimental phase of the EU-funded research project ORBIS (Augmenting participation, co-creation, trust and transparency in deliberative democracy), which aims at making policymaking more inclusive. Its technology is boosted by Artificial Intelligence to analyse and visualize discourse around challenging topics, helping us identify common ground where restart the public debate on our future.
Should you wish to get in touch, please contact events@re-imagine.eu
