Diplo at IGMENA Summit
Alumni Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Access, Capacity development, Sustainable development, Telecommunications infrastructure EventsDiplo's Dr. Tereza Horejsova will present at IGMENA Summit in Tunis, focusing on global-to-local projects aiding capacity development in the Middle East and North Africa. The Summit will assess achievements and discuss future strategies concerning Internet governance in the region, addressing themes like decision-making transparency, digital human rights, Internet infrastructure quality, and sustainable development. More details can be found on the event website.
Inclusive Digital Trade and Sustainable Development: Exploring Creative Solutions and Ways Forward
Panels and conferences E-commerce and trade, Sustainable development EventsA session titled "Inclusive Digital Trade and Sustainable Development: Exploring Creative Solutions and Ways Forward" organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation during the 2016 World Trade Organization Public Forum will discuss the challenges and opportunities for achieving inclusive digital trade. Topics include the importance of ICT and the internet in sustainable development, the role of small businesses and startups, and the need for meaningful involvement to meet Sustainable Development Goals. Experts and panelists will provide insights and concrete actions for fostering inclusive digital trade.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in September 2016
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsSummary: The South Eastern Europe Internet governance hub provides updates on digital policy developments. A monthly briefing on global and regional events is conducted live from Geneva, with discussions held both in-person and online. Registration is required for participation. The hub is organized by DiploFoundation, in collaboration with the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance and the Geneva Internet Platform. Participants can subscribe to a mailing list to stay informed about upcoming events.
[Briefing] Internet governance in September 2016
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsJoin the Internet governance briefing on September 27, 2016, for updates on the transition process, net neutrality, e-commerce, and trade discussions. Regional perspectives from hubs in Indonesia, Brazil, Tunisia, and South Eastern Europe will be shared. The briefing provides a summary of major global and digital policy developments and is organized by the Geneva Internet Platform. Stay informed by attending online or in Geneva, or by joining the local hubs. Subscribe to their mailing list for further updates.
Education Diplomacy 2016 Online Course
Alumni Courses Education diplomacy EventsThe Education Diplomacy 2016 Online Course aims to educate participants on using education as a tool for peace, prosperity, and sustainability. The interactive course covers Education Diplomacy, involving lectures, online interactions, activities, and a final essay. Participants commit five to seven hours weekly for ten weeks. Successful completion earns a post-graduate level certificate. The course starts on September 26, 2016, with applications due by August 15. Partial scholarships are available for candidates from developing countries active in Education Diplomacy. Details and applications can be found on the course webpage or by contacting admissions@diplomacy.edu.
Diplomatic staff briefing on Internet governance and digital policy
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsBriefing in Geneva on Internet governance and digital policy on September 20, 2016, at the World Meteorological Organization building. It aims to assist newcomers in understanding key Internet-related issues and upcoming events. Contact Dr. Roxana Radu for registration and details.
[Webinar] Pokémon politics: Digital policy in the age of augmented reality
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar on Pokémon politics and digital policy in the era of augmented reality discusses the various impacts of augmented reality beyond gaming. Topics include legal, security, socio-cultural, and economic dimensions. The event will explore how augmented reality affects cyberspace, cybersecurity, and society. Resources such as analyses and an interactive map on Pokémon Go policies are available. Registration is closed, and participants will receive the webinar link via email before the event.
WebDebate: Why and how to teach negotiations?
WebDebates Negotiations EventsProfessors Raymond Saner and Paul Meerts will discuss the importance of teaching negotiations in an upcoming WebDebate moderated by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. The session aims to provide insights and best practices based on their extensive experience. Interested participants can join the debate on September 6th to learn from these experts and engage in discussions about crucial negotiation skills.
Diplo at Global ICT Capacity Building Symposium
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsDiplo Foundation participates in the Global ICT Capacity Building Symposium in Nairobi, Kenya. Dr. Katharina Hoene presents on Internet governance capacity building topics. The symposium focuses on ICT capacity development globally, with discussions on various related issues and featuring presentations from high-level officials and experts. The event aims to provide strategic guidance on capacity building in ICT and enhance collaboration within the global community. An exhibition of capacity building projects will be showcased. Visit the event webpage for more details.
[Briefing] Internet governance in July and August 2016
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe briefing covers key internet governance updates from July and August 2016, highlighting the declaration of cyber as a military domain, approval of the EU-US Privacy Shield, impacts of the Microsoft judgment, and e-commerce trends. The Geneva Internet Platform offers resources like recordings, newsletters, and the Barometer. Monthly briefings decode and analyze digital policy information, providing a comprehensive overview of global developments. To stay informed, participants can attend online or in Geneva. The Geneva Internet Platform, managed by DiploFoundation, hosts these briefings and offers local hub perspectives. Subscribe to their mailing list for event updates.
