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What does democracy mean to you?
How do everyday people shape our world?
How can you create the future?
Discover the people and ideas that have shaped democracy in South Australia, and the power of your voice in it.
The Centre of Democracy’s permanent exhibition gallery is located in the Institute Building, corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
The Centre of Democracy and History Trust of South Australia acknowledges the First Nations peoples of South Australia, whose connection to country and living cultures began in time immemorial and continues to the present. We affirm our commitment to advancing reconciliation.
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Come and Visit
What does democracy mean to you?
How do everyday people shape our world?
How can you create the future?
Discover the people and ideas that have shaped democracy in South Australia, and the power of your voice in it.
The Centre of Democracy’s permanent exhibition gallery is located in the Institute Building, corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
The Centre of Democracy and History Trust of South Australia acknowledges the First Nations peoples of South Australia, whose connection to country and living cultures began in time immemorial and continues to the present. We affirm our commitment to advancing reconciliation.
Visit today »
Speakers' Corner is your chance to have a say about democracy – what you like about it, what you dislike about it, how you think it could be better.
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Suffrage 125
The Centre of Democracy is marking 125 years of women’s suffrage in the State by coordinating a series of programs and events throughout 2019.
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Have your say
Speakers’ Corner is your chance to have a say about democracy: what you like about it, what you dislike about it, how you think it could be better.
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Explore
Explore our timeline to see democratic milestones in South Australia and around the world.
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Treasures from a range of collections are on display in the Centre of Democracy
View the objects
The Centre of Democracy acknowledges the First Nations peoples of South Australia, whose connection
to country and living cultures began in time immemorial and continues to the present.
We affirm our commitment to advancing reconciliation.
