RightOn #4: COVID-19 and women: the gendered impact of the crisisÂ
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights EventsThe pandemic is disproportionately affecting women due to increased unpaid care work, frontline exposure, and economic vulnerability. Lockdowns may worsen domestic violence. A discussion on women's rights and governmental mitigation strategies will take place on April 29. Key speakers include UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women. The event aims to address gender equality and sustainable development. This initiative, 'Right On,' responds to COVID-19's impact on human rights. To learn more and register, visit the dedicated webpage.
[Briefing] Internet governance in April 2020
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsApril's Internet governance briefing on April 28th at 11:00 (13:00 ) will cover key updates impacting global digital policies. Presented by the Geneva Internet Platform, this monthly briefing provides analysis and summaries of major developments. To register, visit their website.
Effective online learning: Opportunities, limits, and lessons-learned
Webinars Online education EventsThe text discusses the shift to online learning in higher education due to COVID-19, emphasizing the need for effective online learning strategies. a webinar by DiploFoundation explores this topic, emphasizing differences between online and face-to-face learning, sharing lessons learned, and discussing new approaches. Topics include effectiveness compared to traditional learning, the usefulness of e-learning in the system, and new personalized corporate learning approaches. The webinar features experts like Amb. Kishan Rana, Amb. Petru Dumitriu, and Ms. Bodil Neuenschwander. The event aims to further discussions on online learning and training.
RightOn #3 Democracy and rule of law in crisis?Â
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights EventsThe COVID-19 pandemic is intensifying challenges to democracy and the rule of law, with issues like data misuse, fake news, and emergency laws eroding trust. Inequalities, exacerbated by the crisis, hinder democratic participation. Join the 'Right On' web chat on April 22 to discuss preserving democracy during the global health crisis. The event features speakers focusing on human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. 'Right On' addresses the pandemic's impact on human rights conversations and responses to emergency measures. Visit the webpage for more information on this initiative.
(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.
[WebDebate] Multilateral diplomacy in times of COVID-19
WebDebates COVID-19 diplomacy, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe text discusses the impact of COVID-19 on multilateral diplomacy, highlighting the role of international organizations like the World Health Organization. It explores the need for global cooperation in managing the crisis while questioning the rise of nationalism. The WebDebate on this topic will feature speakers with expertise in international relations and health policy. The event aims to delve into the effectiveness of multilateralism during the pandemic and speculate on the emergence of new global systems post-crisis.
How to ensure the functional continuity of global diplomacy in time of crisis
Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, International relations and diplomacy EventsA live discussion on April 2, 2020, will focus on strategies for maintaining functional continuity in global diplomacy during times of crisis like COVID-19. The event will examine the shift to online meetings by G7 leaders and the challenges faced by small and developing countries. Panelists include experts in telecommunications, diplomacy, and international cooperation. The moderator, Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, is a renowned figure in internet governance. The discussion will delve into security risks, protocol challenges, and ensuring inclusivity in the transition to online diplomacy.
[Briefing] Internet governance in March 2020
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsSummary: Attend the Internet governance briefing on March updates and their future impact on global and digital policy. Organized by the Geneva Internet Platform, the session on 31st March provides insights and analysis for staying informed on key developments.
Technology and human rights in times of crisis
Webinars Human rights EventsThe text discusses the intersection of technology and human rights during crises. It emphasizes the impact of emergency measures on rights such as freedom of movement, privacy, and expression. The importance of necessary and proportional measures is highlighted, as well as the need to balance fighting the crisis with protecting human rights. A live discussion featuring prominent experts in the field is planned to explore how the current reality affects the enjoyment and protection of human rights.
Could COVID-19 disrupt the Internet?
Webinars Content policy, COVID-19 diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe text discusses the increasing pressure on the Internet infrastructure due to the shift towards online activities. It explores the potential challenges, including bottlenecks, in Internet traffic. The session will examine various aspects such as connectivity, regulations, and net neutrality. Key participants include experts from organizations like Internet Society and DiploFoundation. The discussion aims to shed light on the journey of Internet traffic and its impact on our daily lives during crises. Join the conversation on Tuesday, 24th March at 13:00 (14:00).
