 Stories can change. Narratives can change. We have agency in this. You know democracy, government, these are these are concepts that refer to collective story making at scale. So we've come to take story really seriously as an organization. What if we wrote a collective narrative thinking a year into the future about what would we want to have achieved and how would we have wanted to get there? This is a woman called Audrey Tang. She is one of the co-founders of an organization called GovZero and GovZero is a network of civic hackers and at the beginning of 2014 this is what was happening in Taipei. So half a million people were in the streets as part of the Sunflower Movement surrounding their Parliament buildings until the Taiwanese government came to the table and started really negotiating with civil society about the way that they were trying to push a trade deal through and Lumio was one of the tools that they used. So we first encountered Audrey when she and another activist got in touch with us to see if we could support them to translate Lumio into Taiwanese Chinese. The Taiwanese government, the Taiwanese trade ministry and other areas of the Taiwanese government are now using Lumio to involve citizens in collaborative policy making.