Diplo and the GIP at COBISS 2016 Conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation's Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and Aida Mahmutovic will speak at the COBISS 2016 Conference in Maribor, Slovenia. The event focuses on libraries in the digital age, cataloguing challenges, and the role of librarians. The conference spans November 22-23, offering networking and discussions on various contentual and technological themes.
Diplo director at World Internet Conference in Wuzhen
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsDiplo director speaks at World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, China, focusing on global cooperation and public policy development in cyberspace. The event covers various topics such as Internet economy, culture, and cybersecurity, with participants from governments, organizations, and tech companies.
World Science Day for Peace and Development – Pop Up Muse
Panels and conferences Emerging technologies, Sustainable development EventsThe Pop Up Muse event celebrates World Science Day for Peace and Development by facilitating brainstorming sessions on creative solutions for sustainable development goals, like augmented reality and 3D printing. A representative from DiploFoundation will be present at the event held at Palais des Nations in Geneva from 14:00-18:00.
Competence building for cyberpeace
Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsA discussion on competence building for cyberpeace is scheduled for Wednesday, 9th November. The event will explore the skills and understanding required to safeguard cyberspace, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity competences for maintaining peace. Experts will analyze trends, efforts, and challenges in advancing cyberpeace, highlighting the need for cross-professional collaboration and public-private partnerships. Key speakers include Dr. Daniel Stauffacher, Ms. Despoina Sareidaki, and Mr. David Rüfenacht. The session aims to address ways to secure critical infrastructure and enhance international cooperation in preventing cyber incidents. Join the conversation to learn about promoting peace in the digital realm.
Education Diplomacy: Creating sustainable pathways to peace
Panels and conferences Education diplomacy EventsThe event organized by DiploFoundation and the Center for Education Diplomacy during Geneva Peace Week will emphasize education as a key driver for peace. It aims to engage various stakeholders in understanding and promoting education's crucial role in achieving global peace and sustainable development. The seminar will stress the urgency of providing education, especially in conflict areas, and will highlight Education Diplomacy as a means to ensure government support and public awareness for education initiatives. Speakers such as Katharina Höne and Mohit Mukherjee will contribute to the discussion. The event targets individuals in Geneva and focuses on the intersection of education and peace.
How computers really work: Outsmart your smartphone!
Science diplomacy EventsA course on computer science for policymakers, offered by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform, aims to enhance understanding of digital devices and aid in creating better digital policies. The course covers fundamental computer science concepts, providing practical knowledge beneficial for policymakers navigating internet-related decisions. Interactive sessions promise to make learning engaging and accessible to all, regardless of technical background. To apply, candidates can email Barbara Rosen Jacobson.
Why is Internet governance important?
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsInternet governance is crucial for Switzerland due to the high stakes involved - from economic growth to national security and citizen rights. The lecture by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will explore Switzerland's role and approach in shaping future Internet norms and institutions, emphasizing the impact on the Swiss economy, societal well-being, and national reputation. The event organized by Foraus highlights the importance of addressing Internet-related vulnerabilities and opportunities to maintain Switzerland's image as a safe, strong, neutral, and smart country.
[WebDebate] Gender and Diplomatic Training Academies
WebDebates EventsThe text discusses the importance of gender equality in diplomacy, highlighting gender disparities in diplomatic positions and the launch of initiatives like the International Gender Champions. A webinar on Gender and Diplomatic Training Academies is set for November 1, aiming to address the root issues and promote gender equality in diplomatic settings. The session will feature insights from experts like Dr. Susan Harris-Rimmer. Participants are encouraged to fill out a survey on gender and diplomatic training and join the discussion on November 1 at 12:00 UTC. For more details, contact Ms. Mina Mudric at minam@diplomacy.edu.
MAPPING Second General Assembly
Alumni Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Intellectual property rights, Interdisciplinary approaches, Privacy and data protection EventsDr. Tereza Horejsova from DiploFoundations will join the Second General Assembly in Prague, focusing on Internet governance, privacy, and intellectual property rights. The event, part of the MAPPI project, aims to foster discussions among stakeholders to enhance trust online. This initiative, co-financed by the European Commission, seeks to address the legal, ethical, and social implications of Internet advancements. More details can be found on the event webpage.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in October 2016
Webinars EventsSummary: The message announces the availability of the recording of the internet governance hub event in October 2016, along with updates on developments in South Eastern Europe related to internet governance and digital policy. The briefing discusses global and regional implications and developments, offering insights and analyses. The hub event provides a platform for discussing current affairs and is organized by DiploFoundation and the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance in collaboration with the Geneva Internet Platform. Participants can engage online or in Belgrade, focusing on both global and regional issues.
