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.
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.
[Briefing] Internet governance in April 2019
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe message discussed highlights the upcoming Internet governance briefing in April 2019, focusing on major global and digital policy developments. The briefing aims to provide a concise update on the recent internet governance updates, and how they may impact future developments. The session will be held online by the Geneva Internet Platform on Tuesday, April 30th, at 12:00 UTC.
7th EAPTC: Technology and peacekeeping
Alumni Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Cryptocurrencies, Emerging technologies, Network security EventsThe 7th EAPTC will focus on the impact of new technologies, particularly Internet-related ones, on peacekeeping operations and mediation. DiploFoundation will host a CyberLab to explore emerging concepts such as cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and cyber-attacks. The event will highlight good practices in online learning and discuss harnessing technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain for peacekeeping. Vladimir Radunovic will moderate a panel on Peacekeeping in the Digital Age, addressing training needs, cybersecurity risks, data protection, and the potential of data analytics and augmented reality in peace operations. Ambassador Amr Aljowaily will contribute to the discussions.
2nd Western Balkans Digital Summit
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe 2nd Western Balkans Digital Summit will take place on April 4-5, 2019, with over 3,000 participants expected. Organized by various entities, the summit aims to enhance digital cooperation in the region. Participants from governments, businesses, academia, and more will discuss policy approaches, technology, and digital trends. Session reports will be available on a dedicated webpage.
Business-Policy Roundtable
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare EventsA Business-Policy Roundtable on cybersecurity and e-diplomacy will be held by Diplo and New America on April 2nd. Vladimir Radunovic will discuss global offensive cyber capabilities and ways to increase transparency. Contact Mr. Seonghyun Nam for more information.
[Briefing] Internet governance in March 2019
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsMarch's Internet governance briefing on March 26th will cover major global and digital policy updates. The briefing, organized by the Geneva Internet Platform, will analyze and summarize the information to provide a comprehensive overview of recent developments, offering insights into how they may impact future trends. Interested individuals can register to join the online event and stay informed about upcoming briefings.
Workshop: Intercultural communication essentials
Alumni Training and workshops Intercultural communication EventsThe workshop on intercultural communication essentials aims to prevent misunderstandings by promoting awareness of diversity in communication styles and cultural differences. Dr. Biljana Scott, an experienced linguist, will conduct the workshop that emphasizes active participation and practical exercises. The event is free and offers a certificate upon completion. It will take place over two evenings in Belgrade, Serbia, with limited availability on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants will gain valuable insights applicable to all languages.
[WebDebate] Humanising immigration
WebDebates EventsThe text discusses the emotional and polarizing nature of immigration narratives, urging for a more humanized approach to understanding the issue. The web debate on "Humanising Immigration" explores conflicting narratives, the role of humanitarian and public diplomacy, and the need for creative approaches to address immigration challenges. Speakers include Dr. Atef Ahmed, Dr. Biljana Scott, and Mr. Barry Tomalin, each bringing expertise in education, linguistics, and intercultural communication. The web debate aims to foster inclusive dialogue and understanding on immigration issues.
Artificial intelligence made in Europe: What will Alexa say?
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence EventsThe text discusses the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence in society, emphasizing the European Union's efforts to lead in ethical AI development. It mentions global discussions on AI ethics and policy, as well as the European Commission's work on AI ethics guidelines. The EU aims to ensure trustworthy AI through various actions, including a lunchtime discussion in Geneva on February 28, 2019, featuring guest speakers from the EU and DiploFoundation.
