Innovators & Investors for Democracy Forum
Register for the SF Forum
Thursday, October 8 · 10:00AM-4:00PM · San Francisco
Capital, innovation, and democracy for a flourishing future. A cross-partisan day for funders, founders, corporates, and civic leaders.
Early bird pricing 20% ends midnight on Monday, Sep 28.
New here? Find more info on the full Forum overview.
Tickets
We’re working to build this effort to have scalable and systems-level impact to help protect and revitalize our civic ecosystem and democracy in an inclusive, cross-partisan, dynamic manner, and your support helps make that possible.
We invite you to pick the highest level support — ticket registration and/or sponsorship — that you’re comfortable with, and to consider making a recurring contribution to this effort, but we also want you there, and to have the right people part of this discussion.
We’re providing additional perks to people who purchase a ticket, sponsor, or make other contributions, as key supporters and early members of these high impact initiatives, but the biggest perk is knowing that you’re helping us collectively protect and revitalize our democracy.
There are a few questions in the form to help us understand and foster cross-partisan participation, to be aware where there might be gaps, and to help us maximize the impact of this event and what comes after.
If you want to do group ticketing, share a special access code for your community, or have other questions, please email us.
Form not loading properly? You can also register directly at givebutter.com/democracy-forum. Tickets are processed by our fiscal sponsor, the California Doughnut Economics Coalition, a 501(c)(3). That’s what will show up on your credit card statement.
When
Thursday, October 8, 10:00AM-4:00PM
Where
UC Law SF, San Francisco, location details sent with your confirmation
Who
Civic entrepreneurs and leaders, funders, foundations, family offices
Part of
What you’re registering for
The agenda, designed to help us get things done: Panels, lightning talks, and working groups
The day is split between dynamic targeted panels, short talks on stage, and facilitated breakout groups, working through the five First Principles and other key issues, including issues and ideas that emerge from the participants that day.
House rules to foster a room built for trust
The Forum operates under the Chatham House Rule, except for most of the discussions on stage, and there’s a non-solicitation rule to help us focus on our collective efforts and nurture relationships for long-term collaboration.
It is cross-partisan by belief and design. Right, left, center, and none of the above. Democracy Week is organized under a nonprofit fiscal sponsor and does not endorse candidates or parties.
Practical
Before you come
- Your confirmation email carries the venue address and the run of the day.
- Lunch and coffee are included.
- Registering several people from one organization? Set the ticket quantity in the form, or email us.
- Can’t make October 8? SF Democracy Week runs October 5-11 with other events.
Other ways to take part
Sponsor
We’re looking for sponsors from across the political spectrum. Sponsorships cover seats for civic organizers and founders who couldn’t otherwise attend.
Back a builder
The Democracy Accelerator supports people building tools, cross partisan civic engagement campaigns, and institutions for a stronger republic. Free to join, no equity taken.
Talk to us
Want to speak, facilitate a working group, bring a delegation, or suggest someone we should invite? Please send a note or grab a time.