Future of Mediation and Peacemaking with Emerging Technologies
Alumni Panels and conferences Conflict resolution & Mediation, Cybermediation, Emerging technologies, Infrastructure EventsExploring the integration of emerging technologies in mediation and peacemaking, discussions will delve into machine learning to enhance analytical processes, utilizing big data for predicting behavior, incorporating social media and machine-learning models in agreements, and leveraging Natural Language Processing to amplify civilian voices. Addressing potential risks such as digital colonialism is also a focal point. Join the conversation on June 29 to explore the future of mediation in the context of technology.
WTO: Connectivity, Competition, Collaboration: The 3Cs of Digital Trade – What policies for post-COVID success?
Alumni Panels and conferences Access, E-commerce and trade EventsSummary: The World Trade Organization is hosting a discussion on the importance of Connectivity, Competition, and Collaboration in digital trade post-COVID. The event will feature experts exploring regulatory frameworks, internet organization, and capacity building for enhanced internet governance and communication. Panellists include researchers and academics like Marilia Maciel from Diplo, Raul Katz, Shane Greenstein, and Lorrayne Porciuncula. Topics will focus on addressing connectivity challenges, narrowing the digital divide, and improving internet governance. Register for the event for more information.
Global Media Forum session: Innovation by disruption? How COVID-19 is changing diplomacy
Panels and conferences Negotiations, COVID-19 diplomacy EventsThe text discusses the impact of COVID-19 on diplomacy, highlighting the need for innovative approaches to maintain international relations during the pandemic. The session at the Global Media Forum will explore how diplomacy is changing due to COVID-19, focusing on virtual negotiations, inclusivity, and transparency. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and Dr. Katharina Höne will participate, offering insights on this evolving landscape. The session is organized by the Development and Peace Foundation (sef:), a partner at the Global Media Forum 2021. For more information and registration, visit the official page.
The role of the Human Rights Council in promoting a human rights-based approach to new and emerging technologies
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Children's rights, Emerging technologies, Freedom of expression, Privacy and data protection EventsThe Human Rights Council focuses on promoting a human rights-based approach to new technologies. A high-level panel discussion will address this on June 15, 2021. Secretary-General Guterres emphasizes the importance of human rights in the digital space. The Council has been active in addressing the impact of new technologies on various rights, and a report on this issue will be presented at its 47th session.Various resolutions, publications, and recommendations have been made under the Council's framework. To participate in the discussion, refer to the event program.
1st International Online Conference on Digital Transformation in Culture and Education
Alumni, AI & linguistics, AI & philosophy Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence EventsThe 1st International Online Conference on Digital Transformation in Culture and Education, held from 14-16 April 2021, focuses on advancements, challenges, and trends in digital transformation in today's virtual environment. Organized by the Serbian Library Association, the event features Dr. Jovan Kurbalija as a keynote speaker discussing "Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence Working Together." More details are available on the official website.
2021: The emergence of digital foreign policy
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy, Digital foreign policy Events2021 marks the rise of digital foreign policy, evident in the global shift towards incorporating digitization into diplomacy. Countries are creating comprehensive strategies, appointing cyber ambassadors, and embracing tech envoys. The event aims to explore current digital foreign policy landscapes, analyze strategies, and highlight best practices. Notable speakers will address this emerging field, offering insights and recommendations. The event will feature high-level experts, including officials from Switzerland, Egypt, Australia, the Netherlands, and the United States, among others. This development signifies a crucial moment for digital foreign policy.
6th Geneva Engage Awards
Alumni, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences EventsThe 6th Geneva Engage Awards ceremony will take place on February 18, 2021. These awards honor International Geneva actors for their online engagement, particularly in connecting with communities affected by policies discussed in Geneva. The awards have categories for International Organizations, NGOs, and Permanent Missions in Geneva, with a new award introduced in 2020 for innovative remote meeting practices.
CENSURE – Twitter et Facebook font la loi. Mais de quel droit?
Alumni Panels and conferences Content policy, Liability of intermediaries EventsThe message questions the authority of Twitter and Facebook in censoring individuals like Donald Trump. An online event organized by the Geneva Press Club will discuss the rights and responsibilities of social media platforms regarding recent censorship actions. The event features Jovan Kurbalija and concerns whether this exercise of power is beneficial or harmful to democracy.
Harnessing the Power of Culture in Mediation, Conflict Prevention, and Resolution – Virtual conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Cybermediation EventsA virtual conference on harnessing culture in mediation, conflict prevention, and resolution is scheduled for 17-18 January 2021. Organized by Conflux Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Mediation, China Foreign Affairs University, and University of Arts Belgrade, it will explore the impact of culture on conflict and its role in mediation. Key speakers include Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, Alex Sceberras Trigona, Amb. Kishan S. Rana, and Amb. Amr Aljowaily. Visit the event page for more details and registration.
IGF 2020 Debrief
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsThe IGF 2020 Debrief will cover takeaways from the year, including National and Regional initiatives, with a special memorial event for Ms Marilyn Cade. It will take place on December 16th at 11:00. DiploFoundation’s Ms Pavlina Ittelson will speak at the event.
