Roundtable on Data Diplomacy: Mapping the Field
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsDiplo is hosting a roundtable event on Data Diplomacy to explore the impact of data in diplomacy and international relations. The event will focus on topics like using data for foreign policy assessment, data management challenges, and the role of big data in various diplomatic activities. Experts and participants will collaborate to analyze these issues, with outcomes summarized in a report. The roundtable aims to bridge expertise between diplomats and data scientists while addressing the practical applications of data in diplomatic efforts. To participate in this event, contact Ms. Barbara Rosen Jacobson.
Diplo at RightsCon Brussels 2017
Alumni Panels and conferences Data governance, E-commerce and trade EventsRightsCon Brussels 2017, co-organized by DiploFoundation, aims to address pressing issues at the intersection of technology and human rights. Marília Maciel from Diplo will speak at one session. The event brings together experts globally to discuss topics like privacy, cybersecurity, IoT, and more. Sessions cover a wide range of subjects categorized under various tracks like algorithmic accountability, digital security, and business ethics. The conference, hosted by Access Now, facilitates collaboration among diverse stakeholders to strategize and innovate in the digital rights space. It alternates between Silicon Valley and different global locations yearly. Visit the event website for details.
[WebDebate] Science diplomacy: approaches and skills for diplomats and scientists to work together effectively
WebDebates Science diplomacy EventsThe February WebDebate will explore science diplomacy's critical role in addressing global challenges. Dr. Kaltofen and Dr. Bona will discuss approaches for effective collaboration between science, technology, and international relations. Topics such as bridging cognitive differences and leveraging expertise for societal benefits will be covered. This webinar aims to define a science diplomacy curriculum and is part of a series organized by DiploFoundation to enhance diplomatic engagement. Join the discussion on February 7th to learn more.
[WebDebate]: Data diplomacy and knowledge management – key skills for the next generation of diplomats
WebDebates Data and diplomacy EventsThe December WebDebate focuses on data management, data diplomacy, and big data's impact on diplomacy. The session discusses training diplomats in data/information/knowledge management and features speakers Dr. Petru Dumitriu on knowledge management and Prof. Raymond Saner on big data and Sustainable Development Goals. Join the discussion on December 6th. Dr. Dumitriu and Prof. Saner are the presenters for this event. The WebDebates on diplomacy's future are held monthly by DiploFoundation. Establish a diplomatic hub to engage in these discussions. For more details, contact Ms. Mina Mudric.
Towards a secure cyberspace via regional cooperation
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsRegional organizations play a crucial role in the cybersecurity realm. They facilitate operationalization of cybersecurity recommendations, fostering stability and security in the cyberspace. A recent luncheon event, organized by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and the Geneva Internet Platform, brought together experts and diplomats to discuss the collaborative efforts of regional organizations in achieving a secure cyberspace. This highlights the significance of regional cooperation in addressing global cybersecurity challenges.
[Webinar] Cyber norms: Towards an inclusive dialogue
Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsA webinar on cyber norms will address the rising number of cyber incidents attributed to states and the push for cybersecurity accords. Governments are increasing cybersecurity budgets and engaging in bilateral agreements while advocating for global norms of behavior in cyberspace. Various stakeholders are contributing to dialogues around cyberconflicts, including Microsoft proposing norms. The webinar will discuss the role of stakeholders in global cyber norm negotiations. Additionally, a luncheon event in Geneva will focus on regional cooperation for cybersecurity in line with international recommendations. Both events aim to enhance stability and peace in cyberspace.
Diplo and the GIP at COBISS 2016 Conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation's Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and Aida Mahmutovic will speak at the COBISS 2016 Conference in Maribor, Slovenia. The event focuses on libraries in the digital age, cataloguing challenges, and the role of librarians. The conference spans November 22-23, offering networking and discussions on various contentual and technological themes.
How computers really work: Outsmart your smartphone!
Science diplomacy EventsA course on computer science for policymakers, offered by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform, aims to enhance understanding of digital devices and aid in creating better digital policies. The course covers fundamental computer science concepts, providing practical knowledge beneficial for policymakers navigating internet-related decisions. Interactive sessions promise to make learning engaging and accessible to all, regardless of technical background. To apply, candidates can email Barbara Rosen Jacobson.
Inclusive Digital Trade and Sustainable Development: Exploring Creative Solutions and Ways Forward
Panels and conferences E-commerce and trade, Sustainable development EventsA session titled "Inclusive Digital Trade and Sustainable Development: Exploring Creative Solutions and Ways Forward" organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation during the 2016 World Trade Organization Public Forum will discuss the challenges and opportunities for achieving inclusive digital trade. Topics include the importance of ICT and the internet in sustainable development, the role of small businesses and startups, and the need for meaningful involvement to meet Sustainable Development Goals. Experts and panelists will provide insights and concrete actions for fostering inclusive digital trade.
Fundamental Science and Society
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsA workshop celebrating the 50th anniversary of Rencontres de Moriond will focus on "Fundamental Science and Society." The event will address the role of fundamental research in technological advancements and sustainable development on Day 1, and the themes of excellence, diversity, and open innovation in fundamental and applied research on Day 2. The workshop aims to include perspectives from Asian and developing countries, emphasizing the intersection of science with societal progress. DiploFoundations' Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will be a speaker at the event. More details are available on the workshop's website.