Bi-monthly update: Cyber diplomacy, cyber war, social media and democracy
Read the Foundation’s bi-monthly update of projects, strategic input, conferences, papers, interviews and other activities here.
Publications
Op-Ed: Helping our elders combat misinformation
My 75-year-old mother was at home alone in Sri Lanka when she heard the news around a possible nationwide lockdown at the height of the first wave of Covid in ...
Launch of “Strategy for the Digital Transformation of UN Peacekeeping”
The ICT4Peace Foundation welcomes the release and publication of the Strategy for the Digital Transformation of UN Peacekeeping. As noted by UN News, Throughout its 75-year history, the UN has ...
The nature and nurture of disinformation
For us the land is matrix and destroyer, Resentful, darkly known By sunset omens, low words heard in branches. — Poem in the Matukituki Valley, James K. Baxter “In the woods ...
Addressing the Infodemic
Meaningful policymaking to fight the swelling seed, spread and supremacy of misinformation benefits from data and evidence alive to socio-political realities. A new report from Aotearoa New Zealand’s Classification Office ...
Capacity Building ICT, AI, disinformation, misinformation and hate speech, Risk and opportunities of ICTs and social media in a pandemic world, Policy Research, Advisory, Publications, Foundation, Responding to/preventing Violent Extremism using ICTs and the Internet, ICTs and Human Rights Protection
The nature of disinformation & nurture of democratic responses: Writing & output on Aotearoa New Zealand’s Christchurch Massacre
ICT4Peace is delighted to publish this compilation of a series of short papers, articles, op-eds by Sanjana Hattotuwa, ICT4Peace Special Advisor, in the aftermath of the horrendous March 2019 Christchurch ...