RightOn #8: Protecting the rights of older persons during the COVID-19 pandemicÂ
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights EventsThe COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately affects older persons, endangering their rights to life, health, and autonomy. They face increased social isolation and age-based discrimination, impacting service provision. Development and humanitarian efforts must address their specific needs and strengths to combat stigma and discrimination. A webinar on May 27 will delve into protecting older persons' rights during this crisis.
[Briefing] Internet governance in May 2020
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe message promotes a monthly briefing on Internet governance updates happening on May 26th. These briefings aim to summarize major global and digital policy developments and how they might impact future trends. For those unable to register, the session will be available on YouTube.
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Security in Cyberspace: Dynamics, limits, and opportunities
Alumni Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Network security EventsA virtual event by the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society on May 14, 2020, will explore international perspectives on cyberspace's impact on interstate relations. Featuring MarÃlia Maciel from DiploFoundation, the discussion will focus on the dynamics, limits, and opportunities of cybersecurity. Visit the event's webpage for registration and further details.
RightOn #6: From crisis to opportunity: How to build back better?
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights EventsThe international community aims to "build back better" post-pandemic, focusing on creating a more just, equitable, greener, and peaceful world. Secretary-General António Guterres calls for seizing this opportunity to improve for the future. Discover practical steps to achieve this at the 6th Right On Web Chat on May 13th.
Online conference ‘The Future of Meetings’
Conferences, Timeline Panels and conferences COVID-19 diplomacy, Future of meetings EventsThe Future of Meetings conference explores the changing landscape of gatherings due to the Coronavirus crisis. It will delve into hybrid meetings, combining virtual and face-to-face interactions, and address topics like integrating online and onsite events, moderating online sessions effectively, and incorporating informal chats into virtual meetings. The conference, organized by Diplo, offers 20 sessions across 5 tracks and draws on their two-decade expertise in online events. This event will shape the future of diplomacy, governance, and society. Join the innovative discussion to delve deeper into the evolving meeting dynamics. Visit ConfTech for details.
#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.
RightOn #5: Contact tracing and challenges to privacyÂ
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights, Privacy and data protection EventsThe text discusses the use of technology for contact tracing during the pandemic, highlighting the balance between public health benefits and privacy concerns. It questions potential data leaks, alternate uses of the information, legality, and length of surveillance. A chat will address these issues on May 6th. Right On, an initiative reacting to COVID-19 changes, emphasizes the importance of upholding human rights amid emergency measures. For further details and registration, visit the dedicated webpage.
[WebDebate] The UN response to COVID-19: Contributions, challenges, and lessons
Alumni WebDebates COVID-19 diplomacy EventsThe UN Secretary-General launched a $2 billion global humanitarian response plan for the most vulnerable in response to COVID-19. Various UN agencies are contributing, particularly WHO. A discussion will be held on the contributions, challenges, and accomplishments of UN agencies and programs related to COVID-19. Participants include Mr. Moez Chakchouk and Ms. Mirjana Spoljaric Egger. The event will be moderated by Dr. Katharina Höne. The webinar series on the future of diplomacy organized by Diplo is taking place, aiming at fostering discussions within diplomatic circles. Although event registrations are closed, live streaming options through Facebook and YouTube are available.
May 2020 online courses
Alumni Courses Artificial Intelligence, Bilateral diplomacy, Digital diplomacy EventsIn May 2020, Diplo is offering online courses in Bilateral Diplomacy, Diplomacy of Small States, E-diplomacy, and Artificial Intelligence. These postgraduate-level courses cater to working diplomats and international relations professionals, providing flexibility and certification. Ten weeks of part-time study, including discussions, quizzes, assignments, and group tasks, offer an interactive learning experience. Application deadlines vary, and courses can be pursued for a Diplo certificate or a University of Malta accreditation. For those seeking to enhance their diplomatic skills from the comfort of their home or office, these courses offer valuable opportunities.
