Website of the UK government

How you can get involved

Below are some of the ways you can join in with the various issues and debates stemming from the Summit.

Ask a minister or public figure a question

You can put your question to a politician or well known figure with the help of Yoosk, an interactive interview magazine.

• Submit a question to a minister or business leader Opens new window

Get blogging

Bloggers around the world are talking about the global economic challenges.

Blogging website G20Voice has invited 50 bloggers to go to the London Summit. They will be your eyes and ears as the world leaders discuss the economic and other global issues. Read more about how you can get involved.

• How to get involved in G20Voice blogging Opens new window

Host your own G20 event

we20 is an independent initiative set up to run alongside the London Summit, creating a bridge between the G20 leaders and you. It helps you meet, in groups of between 3 and 20 people, to find short-term and long-term solutions to the global economic crisis.

• Find out how to set up your own G20 group Opens new window

Join an online debate

Both YouTube and Mumsnet are hosting debates online about the London Summit.

YouTube has a range of interviews, vox pops and footage from main London Summit events. You can watch, comment and subscribe to the official London Summit YouTube channel.

The Mumsnet discussion board, Mumsnet Talk, attracts around 20,000 posts every day from members of the general public. You can join in the debate online, and follow the discussions of the Mumsnet official blogger at the London Summit.

• Take a look at the official YouTube London Summit channel Opens new window

• Join in the discussions at Mumsnet Opens new window

Further information

Follow the link below for more information about how to join in the discussions and debates of the London Summit.

• Join the debate Opens new window