UNOG Executive Briefing on Digital Policy
Training and workshops Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsUNOG will host major digital policy events in 2017 in Geneva. An Executive Briefing on January 26th will be held by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, providing insights on global digital policy and events in Geneva, including the World Summit on the Information Society Forum and the Internet Governance Forum.
Creating favourable cybersecurity posture in Serbia
Alumni Training and workshops Critical infrastructure, Cybercrime, Network security EventsA partnership event in Serbia, focused on cybersecurity posture, gathered representatives from public institutions, private sector, and civil society to discuss strategic components of the country's cybersecurity framework. Initiated in 2015, the comprehensive dialogue included key officials and speakers from renowned institutions, targeting areas like public-private partnerships and critical infrastructure protection. The event extended to include operators of critical infrastructure and financial institutions, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity dialogue and collaboration.
Workshop on implicit communication
Alumni Training and workshops Language (and) diplomacy EventsThis workshop focuses on implicit communication, aiming to enhance the skills of opinion shapers in various fields. Led by Dr. Biljana Scott, it covers aspects like codes, connotations, and indirectness in language. Participants will engage in exercises, including a Hard Talk simulation, to cultivate persuasive and dialogic linguistic abilities. While conducted in English, the lessons are universally applicable, irrespective of linguistic background. The workshop, held in Belgrade, Serbia, will issue certificates to completion, emphasizing active participation due to limited availability.
DiploFoundation and Geneva Internet Platform at 11th IGF in Mexico
WebDebates EventsDiploFoundation and Geneva Internet Platform actively participate in the 11th Internet Governance Forum in Mexico, offering various events and sessions both in person and online. They provide just-in-time session reports, host a booth for updates, and hold workshops on crucial digital policy topics. Notable sessions cover Internet governance in South Eastern Europe, Internet fragmentation, civil society's role in the transition process, cybernorms, stakeholder legitimacy, sustainable development goals, and the role of social media in civic engagement. Additionally, a book launch and alumni gathering are scheduled. Visit dw.giplatform.org/igf2016 for more details.
[WebDebate]: Data diplomacy and knowledge management – key skills for the next generation of diplomats
WebDebates Data and diplomacy EventsThe December WebDebate focuses on data management, data diplomacy, and big data's impact on diplomacy. The session discusses training diplomats in data/information/knowledge management and features speakers Dr. Petru Dumitriu on knowledge management and Prof. Raymond Saner on big data and Sustainable Development Goals. Join the discussion on December 6th. Dr. Dumitriu and Prof. Saner are the presenters for this event. The WebDebates on diplomacy's future are held monthly by DiploFoundation. Establish a diplomatic hub to engage in these discussions. For more details, contact Ms. Mina Mudric.
Diplo director at international trademarks conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Digital business models, Intellectual property rights, Privacy and data protection EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija, Director of DiploFoundation, will be speaking at an international trademarks conference in Brussels organized by the International Trademark Association. The event will focus on the impact of digital changes on businesses, covering topics like stewardship transition, non-traditional trademarks, privacy, disruptive technologies, and copyright protection. The panel discussion, titled Bold New World: Navigating the Ever-Changing Internet, will be held on December 1st.
Towards a secure cyberspace via regional cooperation
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsRegional organizations play a crucial role in the cybersecurity realm. They facilitate operationalization of cybersecurity recommendations, fostering stability and security in the cyberspace. A recent luncheon event, organized by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and the Geneva Internet Platform, brought together experts and diplomats to discuss the collaborative efforts of regional organizations in achieving a secure cyberspace. This highlights the significance of regional cooperation in addressing global cybersecurity challenges.
Preventing Terrorists from Exploiting ICT (Special Meeting)
Alumni Panels and conferences Violent extremism EventsThe Counter-Terrorism Committee will host a special meeting at the UN on preventing terrorists from misusing ICT while upholding human rights. The event welcomes various participants and will include webcasting. Preparatory sessions will be held before the meeting, and registration is available online for those interested.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in November 2016
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsIn November 2016, a South Eastern European hub meeting on Internet governance updates and digital policy was held, offering a summary of global and regional developments. The session, organized by DiploFoundation and the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance, discussed key updates and planned events for December. The meeting aimed to provide insights and analysis on digital politics for participants both in-person and online. To stay informed about future events, individuals were encouraged to subscribe to the mailing list provided by the Geneva Internet Platform.
[Briefing] Internet governance in November 2016
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsNovember 2016 saw new cybersecurity and surveillance rules globally, increasing concerns about privacy and content regulation. The Privacy Shield was challenged again, and Internet companies faced criticism over spreading misinformation post-Presidential election. Join the monthly Internet governance briefing on November 29, 2016, for insights into these developments. Resources include the briefing recording, presentation, and the Geneva Digital Watch newsletter. The briefing, held in Geneva and broadcast online, offers updates on global digital policy trends. Regional hubs in Indonesia, Brazil, Tunis, and South Eastern Europe provide local perspectives on Internet governance. Stay informed by subscribing to the Geneva Internet Platform's mailing list.
