Data Privacy and Protection in International Law
Alumni Webinars Privacy and data protection EventsAn eSeminar discussing data privacy and protection in international law, hosted by the Centre for International Law of the National University of Singapore, features Professor Jovan Kurbalija as a panellist. The event explores the need for a coordinated global approach to data protection and the roles of States and private entities in this effort. The recording of the event is now available.
RightOn #12: SDGs and Human Rights: Leading the way to COVID-19 response and recovery
Alumni Webinars Human rights EventsThe webinar discusses how COVID-19 magnifies human rights issues and inequalities, stressing the importance of aligning response efforts with Sustainable Development Goals. International human rights mechanisms and national institutions play pivotal roles in recovery. The session aims to showcase practical ways to integrate human rights standards and SDGs into pandemic responses and recovery strategies. The webinar invites participation on September 30 to foster collaboration between development and human rights sectors in addressing COVID-19 challenges.
Launch: Digital Watch weekly digest
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsLaunching on September 28th, the Digital Watch weekly digest will offer updates in the digital policy field and global policy impacts. DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will introduce 14 new projects between September and October, covering various topics such as inclusive governance, diplomacy, and cybersecurity. Additional courses and events are slated, including an online course on diplomacy, a media barometer, and a Geneva Digital Atlas. Stay informed with this concise digital update.
Launch of the Help Desk for inclusive governance
Milestones, Timeline Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Future of meetings EventsA Help Desk for inclusive governance is being launched to provide real-time assistance for transitioning to virtual meetings and conferences. The initiative aims to support organizations and countries in adapting to the 'new normal' of digital work effectively. Several new projects by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform are set to be introduced in September and October, focusing on various aspects of technology and diplomacy.
Launch of the humAInism Speech Generator
Webinars Artificial Intelligence EventsThe humAInism Speech Generator was launched on September 21st, providing a platform to generate diplomatic cybersecurity statements based on expertise and speech patterns. The launch will also explore governance insights gained from developing such tools. Additionally, 14 new projects by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will be introduced in September and October 2020, covering various topics such as Digital Watch observatory, Cybersecurity courses, and inclusive governance help desk among others.
Launch: ConfTech’s Library on the Future of Meetings
Webinars Future of meetings EventsConfTech has launched a library focusing on the future of meetings to help organizations transition effectively to online and hybrid formats. The library offers resources such as articles and guides to support this shift. Additionally, DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will unveil 14 new projects between September and October, including courses on diplomacy and cybersecurity, as well as various innovative initiatives.
Launch of the new Digital Watch observatory
Milestones, Timeline Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe message announces the launch of the new Digital Watch observatory, featuring interdisciplinary analysis on digital policy issues and cross-cutting aspects. It will explore topics like data policy and human rights, security, and trade, providing deeper insights into complex issues shaping geopolitics and the digital world. Additionally, 14 new projects by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform are set to be launched in September and October 2020.
RightOn #11: Communicating human rights: How to win the global ‘battle of ideas’Â
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Human rights EventsThe text discusses the prevalence of negative stories about human rights in media due to human nature and a crisis in confidence amongst the international human rights community. It invites participation in a web chat to explore strategies to combat this and the role of modern communication techniques in the 'battle of ideas' against populist and nationalist forces.
Corona Diplomacy: Will changes affect future practice?
Alumni Webinars COVID-19 diplomacy, Digital diplomacy EventsA webinar discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted diplomacy and the potential changes it may bring to diplomatic practices in the future. The event explores the shift towards digital diplomacy due to travel restrictions, raising questions about trust, cooperation, and information exchange. Panelists include experts in the field like Prof. Rebecca Adler-Nissen and Ms. Natalia Burlinova. Interested individuals can register for the event on the dedicated webpage.
Geneva Talks: Charting International Collaboration in the Digital Age
Alumni Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA digital conversation event, Geneva Talks, will explore the intersection of technology, humanity, and international collaboration, especially pertinent in the context of the UN's 75th anniversary. This event aims to bridge discussions between Geneva and Silicon Valley, emphasizing the importance of technological advancements in addressing global crises and shaping the future of multilateral governance. The event underscores the interconnectedness between technology, societal values, and the principles outlined in the UN Charter, highlighting the pressing need for cooperation across various sectors.
