Training course in mediation
Alumni Conflict resolution & Mediation EventsA training course in mediation, organized by Conflux Center in collaboration with various partners, is tailored for mid- and senior-level staff of international organizations, governments, NGOs, and academic institutions to improve conflict analysis and mediation skills. The course features contributions from experts, facilitated discussions, and simulation exercises. Senior mentors include Mr. Julian Harston and Ambassador Milos Strugar, with Mr. Goran Topalovic as the course director. Instructors are from Conflux Center, the Mediation Support Unit, Mediation Support Team, and DiploFoundation. Course fees cover participation in a related conference on Mediation, Conflict Prevention, and Resolution in the Emerging Paradigm. Visit the course website for details.
Mediation, Conflict Prevention and Resolution in the Emerging Paradigm
Alumni Panels and conferences Conflict resolution & Mediation EventsAn international conference on mediation, conflict prevention, and resolution is being organized by Conflux Center in collaboration with various partners. It aims to explore the role of mediation in addressing global challenges, incorporating cultural aspects, digital advancements, and media changes. Renowned experts will share insights and discuss effective mediation strategies. H.E. Mr Ivica Dačić will inaugurate the conference, with distinguished panel moderators participating. For further information, visit the conference website.
Briefing for the Permanent Representatives of NY Missions on current trends in digital policy & the interplay between New York and Geneva – 2018
Training and workshops Digital diplomacy, Cyberconflict and warfare, E-commerce and trade, Internet governance and digital policy, Network security EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija from the Geneva Internet Platform will brief NY Mission Representatives on key digital policy trends for 2018, including cybersecurity and digital rights. The interplay between New York and Geneva in digital policy will be discussed, with Mr. Fabrizio Hochschild addressing the UN's response to technological advancements. Defined interests in digital policy aim for consensus. The 2018 forecast highlights potential developments. External resources are available for further insight into digital policy.
Launch of Data Diplomacy: Updating Diplomacy to the Big Data Era
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsA new report, "Data Diplomacy: Updating Diplomacy to the Big Data Era," will launch on February 8 in Geneva, exploring the potential of big data in diplomacy. The report will discuss how big data can enhance diplomatic goals and support diplomats. Various sub-themes will be presented, with opportunities for discussions with experts. Registration is closed for the event but there will be a soft online launch available.
[WebDebate] What is the potential of big data for diplomacy?
WebDebates EventsThe text discusses the growing importance of big data in modern society and its potential for diplomacy. It mentions the launch of a report on Data Diplomacy and an upcoming WebDebate to share insights from the report. Participants will discuss how big data can impact diplomacy and enhance its effectiveness. Practical examples and expert perspectives will be shared during the event on 6 February 2018.
High-Level Roundtable on Diplomacy in the Digital Age: Revolution or Evolution?
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija delivered a keynote at the High-Level Roundtable on Digital Diplomacy, discussing how digital diplomacy will change the world. The event also included workshops on big data, social media, cybersecurity, and a design-thinking session. Attendees included diplomats, policymakers, and academics from various countries, organized by the European Centre for Government Transformation. For more information, visit the Lisbon Council website.
Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2018 workshop in Malta
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsParticipants from around the world are gathering in Malta for the 2018 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy workshop. The event includes sessions led by experienced practitioners on diplomacy-related topics and focuses on areas like negotiations, language, and influence. Participants will continue their studies online after the 10-day workshop, with Internet Governance as a specialisation option.
May 2018 online courses
Alumni Courses Bilateral diplomacy, Digital diplomacy EventsNicholette Williams, a diplomat from Jamaica, highlights her positive experience with online courses offered by Diplo. The courses, starting in May 2018, cover topics like bilateral diplomacy and e-diplomacy, providing flexibility for busy professionals. These courses cater to working diplomats and individuals interested in expanding their knowledge in diplomacy. The study format involves part-time commitment over ten weeks, with interactive discussions and group tasks. To learn more and apply, visit Diplo’s courses website or contact admissions@ diplomacy.edu.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in January 2018
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsJoin the Internet governance briefings on January 30th for updates on global and digital policy developments in December 2017 and January 2018. Organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation, this briefing will cover events in South Eastern Europe as well. Subscribe to stay updated on future events.
Diplo director addresses New America roundtable in Washington
Panels and conferences Network security EventsDiplo director discusses the changing landscape of cybersecurity and digital policy at a New America roundtable in Washington in 2018.
