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.
[WebDebate #45] Visual storytelling for diplomatic practice
Alumni WebDebates EventsThe text discusses the importance of visual storytelling in diplomatic practice, especially in a digital world. It highlights the shift towards image-based communication, as seen in the 2020 General Assembly. Join experts Ms. Stéphanie Fillion and Dr. Massimiliano Fusari for a discussion on using visual storytelling effectively in diplomacy. The event will be moderated by Dr. Katharina Höne of DiploFoundation, aiming to explore the power of images and best practices in digital diplomatic practices.
CENSURE – Twitter et Facebook font la loi. Mais de quel droit?
Alumni Panels and conferences Content policy, Liability of intermediaries EventsThe message questions the authority of Twitter and Facebook in censoring individuals like Donald Trump. An online event organized by the Geneva Press Club will discuss the rights and responsibilities of social media platforms regarding recent censorship actions. The event features Jovan Kurbalija and concerns whether this exercise of power is beneficial or harmful to democracy.
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.
[Briefing #71] Internet governance in January 2021
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe message promotes attending the Internet governance briefing for January 2021 to recap key global and digital policy updates. It highlights the significance of upcoming topics for discussion and offers access to the recording for those who missed the live event.
Online Meetings and Conferences: How to Run Effective and Secure Events
Alumni Courses Future of meetings EventsThe text discusses the effectiveness and importance of online meetings and conferences for organizations. It highlights the necessity of learning to plan, manage, and run successful online events, emphasizing the use of appropriate technical platforms and effective moderation. The text also mentions a specific course deadline and encourages individuals to visit the Diplo courses website for more information and to apply.
Harnessing the Power of Culture in Mediation, Conflict Prevention, and Resolution – Virtual conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Cybermediation EventsA virtual conference on harnessing culture in mediation, conflict prevention, and resolution is scheduled for 17-18 January 2021. Organized by Conflux Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Mediation, China Foreign Affairs University, and University of Arts Belgrade, it will explore the impact of culture on conflict and its role in mediation. Key speakers include Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, Alex Sceberras Trigona, Amb. Kishan S. Rana, and Amb. Amr Aljowaily. Visit the event page for more details and registration.
IGF 2020 Debrief
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsThe IGF 2020 Debrief will cover takeaways from the year, including National and Regional initiatives, with a special memorial event for Ms Marilyn Cade. It will take place on December 16th at 11:00. DiploFoundation’s Ms Pavlina Ittelson will speak at the event.
Capacity Development 2021 online course
Alumni Courses Capacity development EventsThe Capacity Development 2021 online course offers a variety of learning methods like reading materials, chat room sessions, and expert explanations. Participants gain insights from assessing capacity needs to evaluating intervention results. The course encourages active involvement and ownership in aid programs, emphasizing a comprehensive understanding of the broader context for change. Content is based on the Len Learning Package on Capacity Development, providing practical skills for effective initiative design, planning, and assessment. Application deadline for the course is 18 January 2021.
February 2021 online courses
Alumni Courses Diplomatic theory and practice, Public Diplomacy EventsOnline courses starting in February 2021 cover topics such as artificial intelligence, diplomatic theory, internet governance, and public diplomacy. The courses require ten weeks of part-time study and involve structured discussions, assignments, and group tasks in an online classroom setting. Diplomats, international relations professionals, and those interested in diplomacy can apply by specific deadlines for both accredited university courses and Diplo certificate courses. Partial scholarships are available for applicants from developing countries. For further details and to apply, visit Diplo's courses website or contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
