Go Vocal offers individuals and organizations the opportunity to be part of a growing, trusted network of partners on a collective mission to strengthen digital democracy, invigorate community engagement, and help governments around the world make better decisions.
We strive to build a strong, connected team of changemakers who share the goal of revolutionizing community engagement. You’ll find yourself working in a kind environment surrounded by others who excel at moving our democracies toward the next big frontier.
We’re on a mission to make local governments more inclusive, participatory, and responsive - and we know that mission begins with us. We are fully committed to being a workplace that values diverse backgrounds and perspectives, provides equitable opportunities, and builds an inclusive culture of belonging.
governments and organizations of all sizes have worked with us across 20 countries
projects have been launched across all policy domains: from urban planning and climate action to mobility and participatory budgeting.
community members have engaged on our platform to shape the future of their communities by engaging in their local democracies.
We work with experienced individuals and organizations who share our vision of building and contributing to better democractic practice and who can champion, market, and sell Go Vocal’s platform to local governments and other relevant stakeholders in their country.
Have a network of contacts and/or current clients in the public sector;
Share Go Vocal’s values and mission;
Have experience with, or good knowledge of, community engagement processes;
Are a small organization, an affiliated group of contractors/freelancers, or an individual;
Have previous experience working with online platforms and tools (preferable, but not essential).
Partnering with us opens doors to meaningful impact. Discover the four key advantages of teaming up with us:
We build the Go Vocal brand and presence in your market together, and provide essential marketing support and guidance to our Partners.
Partners are part of our team. You’ll receive training, knowledge-building resources, and technical support to expand Go Vocal in your market successfully.
We operate progressive and generous revenue sharing as we grow our client network together. Our goal is always to establish long-term and mutually beneficial partnerships.
Join forces with us if you're passionate about making a real difference. Together, we'll be powerhouses for democracy.
On average, our process takes 3 weeks and consists of the following steps:
Get in touch and share information about yourself, your work, and what interests you about Go Vocal.
We'll arrange an introductory call to assess strategic alignment and define an approach to entering your market with Go Vocal.
We'll go through the market approach and strategy in more detail. You'll have a chance to show us your take on a practical approach to entering the market.
We make an offer and send you a contract to start shaping digital democracy together.
"By using our online engagement platform for this consultation, we knew we would be able to reach more residents in a more cost-effective way than by doing anything else.”
"The Go Vocal platform has extensive information-sharing capabilities. In addition, the ability for residents to comment on the ideas and start a discussion sparks lively conversations.”
“In addition to increasing the quantity of participants, we were able to improve the quality of our community conversations by answering direct questions and responding to concerns promptly, before misinformation and rumor mills could overtake the dialogue.”
“When you drill down into the functionality you see that CitizenLab is more flexible, visually appealing, and user-friendly... I feel the way CitizenLab’s platform is set up fosters a positive participation environment [and] the fact that the back office is so easy to use has been a massive bonus because it doesn’t scare anyone away, no matter their comfort level with technology.”
Want to join us on our journey to transform how governments interact with communities for more inclusive, participatory decision-making?
