Dear readers,   Today sees the start of the second Summit for Democracy.  Lots of programming related to anti-authoritarianism, fighting corruption and protecting human rights, and this time spread over five country locations. TAI will be at some events here in Washington DC, but check out the program as lots of sessions have virtual options. Happy reading!

Dear readers! How do we support civic engagement and accountability even in authoritarian trending contexts? See TAI’s own infographics below, but we welcome a whole journal edition on the topic – some fascinating examples to dig into. Happy reading!

Dear readers! Are you glass half empty or half full on the state of democratic freedoms? Make your mind up with the latest research findings. Learn the latest on governing a just transition, Asia’s tradition of openness, tax avoidance, open education and much more. Happy Reading!

Dear readers! It’s Open Data Day (or really a full week) with events around the globe. Find out what’s happening near you. In the meantime, lots to dig into in this issue from civic space developments to philanthropy power dynamics to the latest data on profit shifting by multinational companies. Happy reading!

Dear readers, The Nigerian elections have important impacts on prospects for accountability within Africa’s biggest democracy and beyond. As of writing, it looks like it will be a contested result. Yiaga Africa is among those monitoring, offering updates and explainers.” Lots more news, research, events, and jobs below.  Plus, if you want to access past TAI Weeklies – check out our new website and let us know what you think. Happy reading!

Dear readers! We start the big picture with the underpinnings of democracy and good governance, before exploring everything from centering participation in climate responses to debt transparency and statistical frameworks to measure corruption. Happy reading!