[WebDebate] AI for peacemaking: New tools and opportunities for mediators
WebDebates Artificial Intelligence, Conflict resolution & Mediation, Cybermediation EventsThe text discusses the potential of artificial intelligence for peacemaking and its impact on mediation. It explores new AI tools and opportunities for mediators, including machine learning for conflict analysis. Experienced speakers will discuss the feasibility of these tools in mediation. The webinar will be held on June 4, featuring speakers from UN and academic backgrounds. The event is part of a series on future diplomacy by Diplo, and practitioners are encouraged to form diplomatic hubs to follow and discuss these WebDebates.
Diplo at AI for Good Gobal Summit
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence EventsDiploFoundation will host a workshop at the AI for Good Global Summit focusing on national AI strategies for sustainable development. The event, scheduled for May 28-31, 2019 in Geneva, aims to advance AI use for the Sustainable Development Goals. Discussions will cover current national AI strategies, areas for improvement, and the potential for global cooperation. The workshop will convene experts like Katharina E Höne and Marília Maciel to drive these discussions. For further details, the event's program and additional information can be found on the summit's website.
[Briefing] Internet governance in May 2019
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsJoin the briefing on Internet governance updates in May on 28th May to learn about global digital policy changes. The session will provide a summary and analysis of the latest developments, offering valuable insights into future trends. The event is organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and aims to keep participants informed and engaged in digital politics.
Staff talks: Data localisation: Impact on small business?
Panels and conferences Data governance EventsThe session will cover the impact of data localisation on small businesses in developing countries regarding trade. It will discuss challenges, future implications, unintended consequences of e-commerce, and regulatory/technical aspects including ownership and security. Marilia Maciel from DiploFoundations will join the conversation on 24 May in Geneva for an interactive talk-show style presentation where the audience can participate with questions.
Diplo at Cyber-Diplomacy: International affairs in the digital age
Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy, International relations and diplomacy EventsA seminar at the University of London will explore Cyber-Diplomacy, focusing on the impact of digital technology on international affairs. Key questions include defining cyberdiplomacy and its future. Dr. Katharina Höne will discuss the relationship between big data and diplomacy.
Diplo at STI Forum 2019, New York
Alumni Panels and conferences Sustainable development EventsThe STI Forum 2019 in New York focuses on inclusiveness and equality for sustainable development goals. It aims to facilitate collaboration and networking among stakeholders to address technology needs and promote technology transfer. DiploFoundation's Dr. Tereza Horejsova will participate in two side-events during the forum. For more information and registration, visit the event's website.
July 2019 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe Multilateral Diplomacy online course offered in July 2019 provides a detailed exploration of diplomatic aspects, with a focus on the United Nations. Taught through document study and discussions, this course caters to diplomats and others interested in international relations. The program requires five to seven hours weekly over ten weeks, featuring interactive sessions with peers and lecturers. To apply for this and other courses, aimed at professionals seeking to expand their diplomatic knowledge, visit Diplo’s website by June 17, 2019.
[WebDebate] Science Diplomacy: Preparing the next generation
WebDebates Science diplomacy EventsScience diplomacy is the use of scientific collaboration between nations to address global challenges, like climate change and pandemics. It can improve foreign policy and international relations. The web debate will explore the importance of science diplomacy for diplomats and the training needed for the next generation. Dr. Marga Gual Soler and Dr. Jean-Christophe Mauduit will be speaking and sharing their expertise in the field. The event is scheduled for 7 May at 11:00 am GMT.
New online course: Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Governance, and Policy Frameworks 2019
Alumni, Courses, Timeline Courses Artificial Intelligence EventsA new online course, "Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Governance, and Policy Frameworks 2019," explores the impact of AI on society and provides interdisciplinary knowledge on its implications for policy and diplomacy. It is suitable for government officials, diplomats, international organizations, academics, corporate professionals, and journalists. The course deadline for application is April 1, 2019, and more details can be found on Diplo's courses website.
May 2017 online courses
Alumni Courses Bilateral diplomacy, Digital diplomacy EventsNicholette Williams, a diplomat from Jamaica, highly recommends Diplo's online courses for professionals in international relations. The courses, starting in May 2017, cover topics like bilateral diplomacy, small state diplomacy, and e-diplomacy. The flexibility of studying from home or office and the interactive exchange among participants are highlighted. The courses require ten weeks of part-time study with a commitment of five to seven hours per week. These online courses are suitable for working diplomats and professionals in the field interested in expanding or refreshing their knowledge. Apply by April 20, 2017, for certification or by March 6, 2017, for university accreditation.
