[WebDebate] Sports diplomacy – new diplomacy and peacemaking tools or propaganda by other means?
WebDebates Sports diplomacy EventsThe text discusses sports diplomacy as a tool for peace and diplomacy, exploring its potential beyond propaganda. The July WebDebate focuses on this topic, featuring experts Dr. J Simon Rofe and Mr. Sean Hamil. The debate delves into the role of sports in bringing people together, promoting peaceful relations, and aiding post-conflict reconciliation. It questions the forms sports diplomacy can take, the involved actors, and its actual contribution to peace. The debate aims to analyze the concept and practice of sport diplomacy, challenging the idea that it is merely propaganda in disguise.
[Briefing] Internet governance in June 2017
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsA briefing scheduled for June 27, 2017, in Geneva will cover Internet governance updates from June and their future implications. Resources include recordings, briefings, and newsletters summarizing global digital policy developments. Regional perspectives from hubs in Brazil and South Eastern Europe will be shared. The Geneva Internet Platform organizes these monthly briefings with insights from local hubs and aims to keep the audience informed about digital politics.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in June 2017
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Internet governance briefing in June 2017 will cover updates shaping future developments. The South Eastern European hub will discuss regional events from June and plans for July on the 27th. Monthly briefings from the Geneva Internet Platform provide global updates in digital policy. Join the briefing in Geneva or online for insights on global and regional developments. Registration is required. The briefings are run by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation, with the South Eastern European hub coordinated by DiploFoundation and the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance. Subscribe to stay informed.
Diplo at Cyber Week 2017
Alumni Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Content policy, Critical infrastructure, Privacy and data protection, Violent extremism EventsVladimir Radunović, a cybersecurity expert from DiploFoundation, will be speaking at Cyber Week 2017 in Tel Aviv from June 25–29. The event will gather global industry leaders, academics, diplomats, and governmental officials to discuss various cybersecurity topics like privacy, terrorism online, blockchain, and artificial intelligence.
Partnership for a secure cyberspace
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare EventsA conference called Partnership for a secure cyberspace is organized by the Mission to Serbia, Microsoft, and others. It aims to discuss cybersecurity from different perspectives and gather experts to address cybersecurity risks and economic benefits. High-level representatives from various sectors will participate, including global experts like Melissa Hathaway and Laura Galante. The conference will also launch the Serbian Cybersecurity Nexus, facilitating collaboration among Serbian stakeholders for a national cybersecurity framework through public-private partnership.
Diplo & GIP at WSIS Forum 2017
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development, E-commerce and trade, Network security, Sustainable development EventsDiplo & GIP are actively engaged at WSIS Forum 2017 hosting events, providing just-in-time session reports, and offering a booth with project updates. Attend workshops and sessions with their experts discussing topics like cybersecurity, data skills, and sustainable development goals. Join them and stay informed at the forum.
Geneva Policy Immersion of the Capacity Development Programme in Multilateral Diplomacy for Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific Islands
Alumni Training and workshops Capacity development, Multilateral diplomacy EventsDiplomats from small developing countries in Africa, the Caribbean, and Pacific islands will undergo a 10-day policy immersion in Geneva as part of a multilateral diplomacy capacity development program. This program aims to enhance their representation in international governance hubs like Geneva, crucial for their socio-economic development. The immersion includes meetings, visits, and discussions with various institutions, providing exposure to Geneva-based processes. The initiative addresses the challenge faced by small states with limited resources, emphasizing the importance of networks, alliances, and technology tools for effective representation on global issues. Participants include 14 Africans, 10 Caribbean representatives, and 2 from the Pacific islands.
[WebDebate] A New Bilateralism in a Changing World
WebDebates Bilateral diplomacy EventsThe WebDebate discussed the relevance of bilateral diplomacy in a world increasingly skeptical of multilateral institutions and prone to isolationism. Key issues like climate change and disarmament remain global challenges despite this trend. Ambassador Kishan S Rana, with extensive diplomatic experience, shared insights on preparing diplomats for bilateral engagement. The discussion highlighted the importance of bilateral diplomacy and addressed the need to adapt to a changing world.
Diplo at EuroDIG 2017
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsDiploFoundation is involved in a workshop at EuroDIG 2017 focused on sharing best and worst practices from Internet observatories to benefit future projects. Additionally, Diplo team members will feature in various sessions at EuroDIG, addressing topics such as data localization, cybersecurity, blockchain technology, and international trade agreements. Interested individuals can register in advance for the workshop and check the event's webpage for more details.
[Briefing] Internet governance in May 2017
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe briefing in May 2017 highlighted the WannaCry cyber attack, Uber's legal status, and a significant fine for Facebook. The event also shared resources for further information and discussed upcoming global internet governance developments and policy implications.
