7th Geneva Engage Awards – What is Geneva’s digital footprint?
Events, Timeline Webinars EventsThe 7th Geneva Engage Awards recognize organizations in International Geneva for their social media engagement and online presence. The awards highlight the global impact of Geneva through social media, web relevance, and online meetings, focusing on key areas like development, human rights, and digital issues. The awards are divided into three categories: International Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations, and Permanent Representations to Geneva. The 2022 award for Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations honors the memory of internet pioneer Ian Peter, emphasizing his dedication to using the internet for communication among marginalized groups. To learn more about Ian Peter and the awards, visit the provided page.
The Metaverse and International Relations
Events, Timeline International relations and diplomacy, Metaverse Diplomacy EventsThe event will explore the impact of the metaverse on international relations, discussing its implications for diplomacy, safety in dialogue, risks, and its potential role in addressing climate change. Featuring experts such as Ilan Manor and Corneliu Bjola, the discussion aims to delve into the intersection of virtual reality, entertainment, and social media with global diplomacy.
Digital (and) Diplomacy: What Are We Actually Talking About?
Alumni, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsThe discussion on digital (and) diplomacy encompasses topics like cybersecurity agreements, digital geopolitics, AI, and social media in diplomatic practice. With a history dating back over two decades, a conference aims to clarify various perspectives, identify commonalities, and explore future practices in the field. Scheduled for September 7, 2021, the event seeks to unravel the essence of digital (and) diplomacy.
6th Geneva Engage Awards
Alumni, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences EventsThe 6th Geneva Engage Awards ceremony will take place on February 18, 2021. These awards honor International Geneva actors for their online engagement, particularly in connecting with communities affected by policies discussed in Geneva. The awards have categories for International Organizations, NGOs, and Permanent Missions in Geneva, with a new award introduced in 2020 for innovative remote meeting practices.
Masterclass on History of Diplomacy and Technology
Alumni, Events, Timeline Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija leads a masterclass on the history of diplomacy and technology, exploring past civilizations' adaptation to new technologies. The series delves into continuity and change in diplomatic evolution, the role of information and communication, and technology's influence on political landscapes. This exploration aims to uncover patterns in technology-society interactions, offering insights into handling current and future challenges. The first episode aired on January 28th, inviting viewers to follow the discussion on YouTube and Facebook.
Online discussion: Navigating Geneva’s digital policy landscape
Alumni, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Artificial Intelligence, E-commerce and trade, Network security, Sustainable development EventsGeneva's digital policy landscape is expanding, encompassing cybersecurity, e-commerce, health data, climate issues, and sustainable development goals. Understanding this rich environment is crucial. Join a discussion led by the Geneva Internet Platform on June 23, 2020, to explore navigating and collaborating within this diverse digital policy space.
#SciDipTalks | Technology at the service of global health crises: Threats and opportunities
Alumni, Events, Timeline Webinars Science diplomacy Events#SciDipTalks event will explore global health crises with a focus on technology's role, including the impact of digital strategies on data privacy and human rights. Speakers will discuss successful national responses and the responsibility of social media platforms. The event, featuring experts like Kathleen Carley and Katharina Höne, will take place online on May 11, 2020.
(Cyber)Security and the shift to online
Events, Timeline Webinars Critical infrastructure, Cybercrime, Network security EventsThe text discusses cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities heightened by the shift to online work during the COVID-19 crisis. The text details threats like cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure, phishing emails exploiting the pandemic, and the need for a collective response to decrease cyberattacks. The live discussion is aimed at addressing how cybersecurity challenges have evolved during the crisis, examining vulnerability changes, government response strategies, and the importance of strengthening industry and civil society involvement in enhancing digital security. Key experts participating in the webinar are introduced, each with unique roles and experiences in the cybersecurity field.
How to organise and run online meetings during COVID-19 times
Events, Timeline Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Future of meetings EventsSummary: The text discusses the increasing popularity of virtual meetings due to environmental concerns and the current COVID-19 outbreak. It highlights the benefits of online conferences, such as increased accessibility and inclusion. The text also mentions a live online discussion addressing challenges and opportunities for interactive events during these times, organized by DiploFoundation's Conference Tech. The event features speakers from the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation's online participation team, aiming to provide insights on effectively utilizing online participation tools for global meetings.
humAInism and Artificial Intelligence
AI & art, AI & linguistics, AI & philosophy, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence EventsExperts in various fields will discuss the intersection of artificial intelligence and humanism at the Centre for the Promotion of Science in Belgrade on December 20th. The panel will delve into ethics, linguistics, legislation, and accountability surrounding AI, introducing the interdisciplinary project humAInism aiming to connect conversations about the future of humanity. Top experts will share insights, inviting public participation.
