Introduction to Digital Policy and Diplomacy 2018 (just-in-time Geneva-based course)
Alumni Courses Internet governance and digital policy, E-commerce and trade, Network security, Sustainable development, Telecommunications infrastructure EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform is offering a free course on digital policy and diplomacy to assist diplomats in Geneva in navigating the digital landscape. The 9-week course covers various topics such as cybersecurity, human rights, and Internet governance processes, benefiting diplomats in fields like telecommunications and development. It combines online learning with face-to-face meetings and focuses on diplomatic and policy processes in International Geneva. Successful participants receive a certificate. The course, supported by the Swiss government, runs from October 8th to December 5th, 2018. Applications are open until September 30th, 2018, for Geneva-based individuals only. Apply on the course webpage.
#Cybermediation: What role for blockchain technology and natural language processing AI?
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Cybermediation EventsThe #Cybermediation initiative explores the role of blockchain and natural language processing AI in conflict resolution. Blockchain technology offers neutral record-keeping, while AI can analyze and suggest mediation strategies. This initiative aims to inform mediators about technology's impact on peacemaking and foster collaboration between the mediation and tech sectors. Specialized working groups focus on new technologies like social media, big data, and AI. Expert speakers will lead discussions on future #Cybermediation activities, providing insights for a general audience interested in mediation and technology. Coordination is led by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform.
Information session: Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace
Alumni Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsAn information session is being held in Geneva on the Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace. The session aims to address the growing threat of malicious activities in cyberspace and promote responsible behavior by all actors for a secure digital environment. Participants will discuss the roles of various stakeholders like states, industry, civil society, and academia. The session, scheduled for July 3rd, will include an introduction to the dialogue's objectives and opportunities for stakeholder engagement. It is open to representatives from governments, private sector, technical community, civil society, academia, and other interested parties.
The Battle for the Global Internet
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA discussion on internet governance and its future direction globally will take place at New America on September 27th. Key players in the field will examine how policies could influence the internet's evolution towards freedom and openness or state control. The event will address important upcoming processes impacting internet governance and feature experts and organizations invested in the topic. Social media engagement is encouraged using #GlobalInternet and following @NewAmCyber, @DiplomacyEdu. Lunch will be served at the event.
[Briefing] Internet governance in September 2018
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA monthly briefing on Internet governance updates, including global and digital policy developments, will be held on the last Tuesday of September at 11:00 (13:00 GMT+2) in Geneva. This session will discuss recent influences and future trends. To participate, fill in a registration form available online.
Ministerial Conference on High-Tech Crime and Information Security
Alumni Panels and conferences Cybercrime, Network security EventsA Ministerial Conference on High-Tech Crime and Information Security will be held in Belgrade, Serbia on 20-21 September. The event aims to address cybersecurity threats, encourage cooperation, and enhance information security. DiploFoundation representatives will participate in supporting cybersecurity efforts in Serbia and the region.
[WebDebate] Space diplomacy: Old geopolitics or new frontier for collaboration?
WebDebates Space diplomacy EventsThe message introduces an upcoming WebDebate focusing on space diplomacy, exploring its connection to geopolitics and potential for collaboration. It discusses recent developments related to space issues, highlights the importance of multilateral efforts, and mentions key speakers for the event. The WebDebate aims to address the complexities of space diplomacy and opportunities for collaboration between scientists and diplomats. The event is scheduled for September 4th, and interested participants can register to join the discussion.
[Briefing] Internet governance in August 2018
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA monthly briefing on internet governance in August 2018 will cover global and digital policy updates. The session, hosted by the Geneva Internet Platform, will provide insight and analysis on key developments influencing future trends. The briefing will be held on August 28th and can be attended online or in Geneva.
Research launch: The right to be forgotten in Indonesia
Webinars Right to be forgotten EventsLegal Aid Press is launching a research project on the right to be forgotten in Indonesia, supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands and DiploFoundation. The project focuses on the newly recognized rights under Law No. 19/2016 as a Revision of Law No. 11/2008 on Information and Electronic Transactions. A seminar will be held at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics on August 23, 2018, moderated by Ms. Shita Laksmi from DiploFoundation.
Diplo alumni APrIGF gathering 2018
Alumni EventsDiplo alumni APrIGF gathering in Port Vila, Vanuatu on August 16, 2018 at Sunset Boulevard. Contact Dalsie Baniala or Shita Laksmi for more details.
