FAQ | Democracy Unyielding

These questions address core concepts about Democracy Unyielding's approach, as well as potential criticisms and concerns. The answers reflect our measured, research-grounded perspective on civic participation.

Core Concept Questions

Addressing Concerns & Criticisms

Key Principles in Our Approach

Acknowledge Legitimate Concerns

We take criticisms seriously rather than dismissing them.

Ground Claims in Research

Our approach is based on observation and evidence, not assertion.

Emphasize Complementarity

We strengthen existing organizations rather than competing with them.

Maintain Measured Confidence

We're honest about what we can and cannot achieve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Core Concept Questions

Addressing Concerns & Criticisms

Key Principles in Our Approach

Acknowledge Legitimate Concerns

Ground Claims in Research

Emphasize Complementarity

Maintain Measured Confidence

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Frequently Asked Questions

Core Concept Questions

With $6.9 billion already invested in pro-democracy work and over 12,500 organizations in the ecosystem, why do you believe there's still a gap?

You describe the Resolution Wall as 'symbolic but meaningful.' How do you respond to critics who might dismiss symbolic participation as superficial?

How is the Democracy Resolution Wall different from a petition, a pledge, or a political movement?

You say Democracy Unyielding 'complements' rather than 'competes with' existing organizations. Can you give a specific example?

Democratic erosion rarely begins with institutional collapse—it begins earlier. What does 'earlier' look like?

Addressing Concerns & Criticisms

What's to stop bad actors from flooding the Resolution Wall with fake, inflammatory, or insincere submissions?

Isn't there a risk that the Resolution Wall becomes performative—a way for people to feel good without actually changing behavior?

In a polarized environment, how do you prevent the Resolution Wall from being perceived as partisan?

Key Principles in Our Approach

Acknowledge Legitimate Concerns

Ground Claims in Research

Emphasize Complementarity

Maintain Measured Confidence

Related Documents

The Civic Participation Gap

Analytical Background Brief

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