Building the systems humanity needs in the age of AI ​A two-day vertical festival across 16 floors of the Frontier Tower to prototype the funding, governance, and coordination systems humanity needs before superintelligence arrives.

This Webinar Series explores along several episodes the critical issues surrounding media bias, regulation, concentration, and their impact on democratic values. Explore fresh perspectives from policy experts, innovative research, and global experiences that decrypt the complexities surrounding media regulation in the 21st century.

Conference offers researchers, delegates and scholars an incredible chance to interact with each other and share their experience and knowledge of technology application.

This workshop aims to create meaningful standardization, ideal metrics, benchmarks, and documentation practices to demonstrate that an AI system is accurate and effective. An inter-party trust framework for Responsible AI will be a structured, collaborative approach that is designed to ensure AI systems are ethical, secure, and transparent across different organizations, stakeholders, and ecosystems. The aim of an inter-party trust framework is to move beyond theoretical principles to operationalize trust through continuous monitoring, risk management, and shared accountability. The workshop will lead to the publication of a workshop summary report, laying the groundwork for a comprehensive framework of inter-party trust. The workshop summary report will include takeaways and steps for implementation.

IAPP Global Summit is the world’s largest annual gathering of digital responsibility professionals, attracting top experts in privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law.

This unique, closed-group format facilitates intensive discussions, deep collaboration, and rigorous peer feedback. By offering a trusted global platform to refine ideas, the Joint Sessions play a vital role in building networks and supporting the publication of high-impact work. Registration deadline: 4 March 2026.

Learn how to plan, prepare and conduct field research in particularly challenging environments, such as closed/authoritarian political settings and conflict/post-conflict/post-war contexts.

The objective of the conference is to present research findings and to promote interdisciplinary discussion on issues related to contemporary migration movements.

Interregional Cooperation as a Driver of Political and Socio-Economic Development: Shaping the Future of Global Cooperation. This event is designed to be an academic meeting, and launchpad for actionable ideas and transformative partnerships.

This annual Summit brings the entire civic tech ecosystem together to break through our toughest challenges and celebrate the communities biggest wins.

Event features scholars, policymakers, and activists coming together at the University of Notre Dame to explore urgent strategies for defending and renewing democracy worldwide. This year’s theme, Confronting Public Support for Anti-Democratic Leaders, will guide two days of keynotes, plenary roundtables, and invited sessions featuring academic and policy partners of the Kellogg Institute.

Vision Weekend - where leading researchers and builders will gather to explore which scientific and technological breakthroughs will shape the coming decades – and how we can make them reality.

The Tartu Conference on East European and Eurasian Studies provides an academic forum that brings together scholars from area studies, comparative politics, international relations, economics, history, sociology, anthropology, cultural studies, and related disciplines to discuss topics and questions affecting all aspects of life in Eastern Europe and Eurasia.

The Colloquium aims to explore the evolving and multifaceted challenges facing minority community members, their identities, cultures, religions and rights, in contemporary states, embedded within the changing normative and globally interconnected context.

The United Nations’ leading event on AI.