WebRoots Democracy (the Institute for Digital Democracy) is a youth-led think tank focused on the intersection of technology and democratic participation. Its aim is to modernise, enhance, and future-proof democracy in the United Kingdom.

With the advice of industry experts and academics, and the support of an all-party group of MPs, WebRoots Democracy intends to deliver evidence-based tech policy to sustain the future of British democratic participation.

We are a campaigning think tank that wants to make an impact on Government policy. Specific areas we are focused on are:

• Online voting
• E-petitions
• Fake news
• Social media regulation
• Voter advice applications
• Recommendations of the Speaker's Commission on Digital Democracy

We are looking for comment writers to contribute articles and opinion pieces on the above topics and others linked to digital democracy.

About the role
You will have an interest in digital democracy and democratic reform, plus an ability to write persuasive content surrounding these topics.

You would be providing blog content on an ad-hoc basis, to be published under your name via the WebRoots Democracy website and social media pages.

We are looking for quality over quantity and for experienced writers with a keen interest in digital democracy. This is not just an opportunity to enhance your CV and work portfolio. You could be involved with changing the face of British democracy for the better.