By Cinthya Alvarado and Julia Rocha, Article 19 

Open government reforms should reflect the needs of every citizen, especially underrepresented groups. Read these ideas on how the OGP community can expand inclusion of First Nations and indigenous women in open government conversations.

By Katie Fuhs, Accountability Lab

The Open Gov Youth Collective, formed by the OGP Global Summit youth delegates, is working to build stronger governments by meaningfully engaging youth in decision-making processes. Learn about the progress they’ve made since May and their plans for the future here.

By Aya Chebbi, African Union Youth Envoy

By 2063, African youth are expected to make up 46% of the continent’s labor force. Explore how one reformer proposes to empower the next generation through education, employment, entrepreneurship, and engagement here.

By Nathaniel Heller, Results for Development

As part of their 2018-2019 Co-Chair Vision, the government and civil society chairs of the OGP Steering Committee are seeking lessons learned on ongoing dialogue mechanisms between government and civil society. Learn more here.

By Paula Forteza and Mauricio Mejía, French Parliament 

In an era of disinformation and eroding digital rights, citizens, governments and digital platforms all have a role to play in protecting digital spaces. Read how the open government community can take charge here.

By Karine Badr, OECD 

Open government challenges may vary by region and country, but the demand for inspirational and useful tools is everywhere. Learn how a new OECD platform aims to solve just that here.