[Briefing] Internet governance in July & August 2019
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA monthly briefing on Internet governance, organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation, will summarize major global and digital policy updates from July and August. The upcoming session on August 27 will provide insight into recent developments and their potential impact in the months ahead. Participants are encouraged to register for the event to stay informed.
October 2019 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsDiplo's October 2019 online courses, including Artifical Intelligence, offer a comprehensive exploration of topics from various perspectives like ethics, human rights, security, governance, and technology. The courses require about seven to ten hours per week over a ten-week part-time study period. Scholarships covering 50-70% of course fees are available for applicants from developing countries. The courses are geared towards working diplomats, international relations professionals, and those seeking to enhance their diplomacy knowledge. To apply or learn more, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
July 2017 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe message highlights the Multilateral Diplomacy course offered in July 2017, focusing on aspects like history, rules, and methods, using the UN as an example. It features practical and academic perspectives and interaction with peers and lecturers. Other courses available are 21st Century Diplomacy, Diplomatic Law, and Infrastructure and Critical Internet Resources. These part-time online courses require 5-7 hours per week for 10 weeks and are suitable for diplomats, international relations professionals, and those interested in diplomacy. More details and application deadlines can be found on Diplo's courses website.
Diplo at the APrIGF 2019
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development, Content policy, Emerging technologies EventsDiplo will participate in various sessions at the APrIGF 2019 in Vladivostok, Russia, focusing on topics like ethics in computing, misinformation, and the role of Asia Pacific in global internet governance. The forum aims to foster discussions and collaboration while advancing internet governance in the region.
Digital policy in 2019: A mid-year review
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe text discusses the dominance of the tech rivalry between the U.S. and China, the Huawei controversy, misinformation concerns, data breaches, and tech company growth in the first half of 2019. It highlights technological advancements like artificial intelligence and blockchain applications. The impact of these trends on digital policy and future developments will be explored in a review event on July 2nd in Geneva.
[WebDebate] Technology and diplomacy: Unpacking the relationship
WebDebates Digital diplomacy, Internet governance and digital policy EventsTechnology's impact on diplomacy, including the implications of new technologies like AI and 5G, is explored in a WebDebate. Issues like the Huawei controversy and geopolitical tensions due to technological supremacy battles are discussed, emphasizing the need for diplomatic skills to navigate these challenges. The event on 2 July features speakers from the US and the Czech Republic. The WebDebates aim to help diplomatic practitioners understand and address these complex issues, promoting the establishment of diplomatic hubs for further discussions. Join the conversation and delve into the relationship between technology and diplomacy.
Science and technology diplomacy summer school
Alumni Training and workshops Artificial Intelligence, Data and diplomacy, Science diplomacy EventsThe text discusses a unique summer school on science and technology diplomacy in Barcelona, Spain, from 1-5 July. It targets mid-career professionals, scientists, diplomats, and graduate students. The program will cover crucial topics like sustainable development and technology diplomacy, focusing on Europe, the Mediterranean, and global cities. Dr. Katharina Höne from DiploFoundation will address big data and artificial intelligence's role in diplomatic practices. This collaboration between SciTech DiploHub and Institut Barcelona Estudis Internacionals aims to train future leaders in addressing global challenges effectively.
How countries interact with global innovation hubs: A look at Boston
Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsThe American Association for the Advancement of Science () and DiploFoundation will hold a discussion on science diplomacy in the United States at the Headquarters in Washington on June 27. The event will focus on utilizing science and technology representatives in global innovation hubs like Boston, showcasing how countries engage with the city's innovative ecosystem to boost research and startup scenes. Visit the event page for more details and registration.
[Briefing] Internet governance in June 2019
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA monthly briefing on Internet governance updates will be held on Tuesday, June 25th. This event will cover recent global and digital policy developments and their impact on future trends. The Geneva Internet Platform organizes these briefings to decode, analyze, and summarize information for participants. To attend, registration is required, and details can be found on their website.
A global innovation hub: Science, tech, and diplomacy in Boston
Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsA new report titled "Science Diplomacy: How countries interact with the Boston innovation ecosystem" explores the significance of global issues intertwined with science and technology. The report examines how countries engage with Boston's unique ecosystem to enhance innovation and collaboration. An event at swissnex Boston on 25 June will unveil the report's findings. It aims to provide insights on activating a presence in Boston's research hub, focusing on science and technology diplomacy. This initiative, led by DiploFoundation and AAAS, seeks to inspire countries to participate in the vibrant tech scene in Boston.
