[Webinar] The role of trust in digital policy
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar discusses the crucial role of trust in digital policy, focusing on recent events like the Snowden revelations and the Apple case impacting user trust in institutions and the industry. Desiree Zeljka Miloshevic and Vladimir Radunovic analyze how trust is defined and implemented by organizations, exploring ways to restore and maintain user trust. The webinar on July 19th aims to delve into the impact of recent developments on trust issues and how stakeholders can contribute. To join, registration was required before the event.
Fundamental Science and Society
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsA workshop celebrating the 50th anniversary of Rencontres de Moriond will focus on "Fundamental Science and Society." The event will address the role of fundamental research in technological advancements and sustainable development on Day 1, and the themes of excellence, diversity, and open innovation in fundamental and applied research on Day 2. The workshop aims to include perspectives from Asian and developing countries, emphasizing the intersection of science with societal progress. DiploFoundations' Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will be a speaker at the event. More details are available on the workshop's website.
7th Model ASEM
Alumni Panels and conferences Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe 7th Model ASEM is a 3-day youth conference simulating the Asia-Europe Meeting Summit, with over 150 participants from 51 countries engaging in role-play exercises and meetings with leaders. The event is organized annually by the Asia-Europe Foundation, with DiploFoundation as a partner for this year's edition, offering support and workshops on multilateral diplomacy and negotiations.
WebDebate: Can diplomacy be learned on-the-job only?
WebDebates EventsThe text discusses the debate on whether diplomacy can be learned solely through on-the-job experience, contrasting it with traditional training methods. The WebDebate explores the balance between these two approaches and upcoming events. This includes a focus on on-the-job training best practices, with experts sharing insights on online learning formats. The message also highlights the registration process for future WebDebates and encourages the establishment of diplomatic hubs for further discussions.
[Briefing] Internet governance in June 2016
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsJune 2016 was an eventful month for Internet governance with key updates such as court rulings on net neutrality, approval of the Snoopers' Charter by the European Parliament, and a Russian bill on encryption backdoors. The Special Rapporteur's report emphasized private sector roles, while the OECD issued guidelines on the sharing economy. Monthly internet governance briefings are available for in-depth updates.
Online Training on Internet Governance for the MENA Region
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsAn online training on Internet Governance for the MENA Region is being offered, focusing on topics like data privacy, cybersecurity, and net neutrality. Civic actors in the Middle East and North Africa region are encouraged to apply for this course, developed by DiploFoundation and funded by Hivos. The training will cover key issues and equip participants with strategies to advocate for policies benefiting Internet users. Tuition fees are covered by a fellowship. Applications close on June 8, 2016, for the eight-week course starting on June 24, with further details available on the Internet Governance in the Region course page. Apply by visiting the course page before the deadline.
DiploFoundation and Digital Watch on EuroDIG 2016
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsEuroDIG 2016 in Brussels, titled "Embracing the digital (r)evolution," features workshops and sessions on current Internet governance issues, including a presentation on Digital Watch by DiploFoundation. Topics will cover global developments, European challenges, and human rights in economic development, among others. Geneva Internet Platform will also participate in pre-event activities. The event aims to bring together European and global experts to discuss internet governance topics.
WebDebate: Is research on diplomacy relevant and useful?
WebDebates EventsResearch on diplomacy's relevance and usefulness will be discussed in the upcoming WebDebate on June 7th. Professors from renowned institutions will share insights. The session will explore various angles of diplomacy, including its impact on global governance and the influence of new technologies. The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. The event is part of a series organized by DiploFoundation to enhance understanding of diplomacy's role in modern society. Participants are encouraged to join and create diplomatic hubs for ongoing discussions.
[Briefing] Internet governance in May 2016
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Forum 2016 highlighted the role of digital policy in achieving sustainable development goals. Access and development-related discussions were key in May. Updates, such as the Barometer and Geneva Digital Watch newsletter, were released. Monthly briefings offer analyses of global digital policy developments, with regional hubs in Rio, Jakarta, and Tunis. Run by the Geneva Internet Platform, these briefings aim to inform and engage an audience interested in internet governance. Subscribe to the mailing list for updates on future events.
Ensuring Civil Society’s Voice is Heard in ICANN
Panels and conferences Critical internet resources, Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsA discussion is being held on enhancing civil society's involvement in ICANN to strengthen the multistakeholder model. The event will cover topics like the transition recommendations and issues of accountability, competition, privacy, and more. Participation from academia and civil society is encouraged during the implementation phase. The briefing, moderated by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, will be held on May 4th at the Geneva premises.
