GFCE report launch: ‘Pre-University Cyber Security Education: Developing cyber skills amongst children and young people’
EventsThe GFCE is launching a report on pre-university cyber security education, authored by individuals from the University of Kent, commissioned through the Global Cyber Capacity Building Research Agenda. The report will be presented in an event moderated by Dr. Tereza Horejsova from Diplo, including findings, a panel discussion, and a Q&A session.
7th Geneva Engage Awards – What is Geneva’s digital footprint?
Events, Timeline Webinars EventsThe 7th Geneva Engage Awards recognize organizations in International Geneva for their social media engagement and online presence. The awards highlight the global impact of Geneva through social media, web relevance, and online meetings, focusing on key areas like development, human rights, and digital issues. The awards are divided into three categories: International Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations, and Permanent Representations to Geneva. The 2022 award for Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations honors the memory of internet pioneer Ian Peter, emphasizing his dedication to using the internet for communication among marginalized groups. To learn more about Ian Peter and the awards, visit the provided page.
Traversing the Metaverse: A Caribbean Perspective
Webinars Metaverse Diplomacy EventsThe text discusses the increasing popularity of the term metaverse globally, with a focus on the Caribbean perspective. It mentions the Government of Barbados establishing an embassy in the Metaverse and an upcoming event called "Traversing the Metaverse: A Caribbean Perspective" organized by the Caribbean Telecommunications Union and partners. Key stakeholders like policymakers, economists, and technologists will participate, including Diplos Vladimir Radunović. The event aims to educate about the metaverse's opportunities and challenges, particularly for small island developing states.
New regular cyber-dialogue at the UN: Mapping our expectations with reality
EventsSeason two of Kaspersky's Community Talks on Cyber Diplomacy focuses on bridging the gap between the private sector and international cyber dialogues such as the UN's Open-ended Working Group. The series aims to help professionals understand how they can contribute to global cyber stability. The first discussion features experts like Vladimir Radunović and Laura Carpini exploring the new regular cyber dialogue at the UN and aligning expectations with reality.
[Briefing #81] What’s in store for digital policy in 2022?
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe message invites participation in the Digital Watch Internet Governance Briefing on January 25 at 13.00, discussing upcoming digital policy trends for 2022. Participants can join via Zoom, YouTube, or Facebook. Updates can be accessed through the observatory's page, with a weekly newsletter available for further insights. The briefing is organized by the Geneva Internet Platform's Digital Watch Observatory.
Digital Diplomacy in 2022: Capacity Development for Namibian Diplomacy
Milestones, Timeline Digital diplomacy EventsIn 2022, Namibian diplomats will undergo capacity development in digital diplomacy, focusing on geopolitics, negotiation, and technology's role in foreign policy. Sessions include high-level events, courses on digital topics, and tools, emphasizing the importance of digital infrastructure in modern diplomacy. The program, organized by DiploFoundation in partnership with Malta, aims to help diplomats enhance their skills in navigating the digital landscape to advance national interests effectively.
Learning from the past, looking to the future [A historical journey #11]
Webinars History of diplomacy EventsReflecting on the interconnectedness of past, present, and future, the message invites viewers to the final episode of a historical journey. They are encouraged to envision the future while recognizing the influence of the past.
Technology for Development
Webinars EventsA dialogue titled "Technology for Development" will be held on December 15. The event emphasizes the importance of technological advancements respecting human rights and democracy while addressing social inequality. Stakeholders are encouraged to collaborate in embracing new technology for solutions in various developmental challenges. The event aims to engage governments, international organizations, private organizations, and citizens in a partnership for effective cooperation in digital development.
Digital standards, China, and geopolitics: What is at stake?
Webinars Digital standards, Geopolitics EventsChina's increasing involvement in international digital standards organizations raises hopes for global standard adoption within China but also sparks concerns about potential political and economic agendas guiding the country's participation. The Geneva office of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation commissioned a study on China's role in digital standards, focusing on Geneva-based organizations. Key proposals by Chinese actors at the International Telecommunication Union will be discussed in a virtual event, with the study report available for download. Speakers include prominent figures in the field. The event addresses the impact of China's participation on global digital standards.
Promoting Integral Human Development and Peace in the Digital Age
EventsThe conference, organized by various institutions and supported by experts, focuses on moral questions arising from new technologies in a post-pandemic world. It seeks to explore how technology can advance integral human development and peace, especially in areas like food security, healthcare, labor, and economy. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will discuss the impact of new technologies on international politics and development, emphasizing fostering peace, equality, and prosperity. The event is scheduled for December 9th, providing further details on the official event page.