open assembly
[/ˈoʊpən əˈsɛmbli/]
nounpl: open assemblies
assembleia aberta
1. A meeting or gathering that is open to the public or to all members of an organization, where discussions and decisions are made transparently
The school held an open assembly to discuss the new curriculum changes with parents and teachers.
A escola realizou uma assembleia aberta para discutir as mudanças no currículo com pais e professores.
2. A formal meeting of a legislative body or governing organization that is accessible to observers and the general public
Citizens attended the open assembly to voice their concerns about the municipal budget.
Os cidadãos compareceram à assembleia aberta para expressar suas preocupações sobre o orçamento municipal.
3. In labor and activism contexts, a gathering where all participants have equal voice and opportunity to speak
The protest movement operated through open assemblies where every member could contribute to decision-making.
O movimento de protesto operava por meio de assembleias abertas onde cada membro podia contribuir para a tomada de decisões.
Open assemblies are fundamental to democratic governance in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, they are commonly used in schools, community organizations, and labor unions. The concept gained prominence during social movements and protests, reflecting the value placed on collective decision-making and transparency. In the USA, town halls and open assemblies are traditional forums for civic participation and government accountability.
Related Idioms & Phrases
air one's grievances at an open assembly
have an open assembly on a matter
call for an open assembly
speak one's mind at an open assembly
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