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26 November
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Global Perspectives
At the heart of Global Perspectives lies a commitment to fostering innovative sector conversations, pushing the boundaries of dialogue. Our aim is to provide a dynamic space for in-depth discussions on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the international civil society sector.
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- Free for Everyone: This is an inclusive event and everyone is welcome to join.
- Fully Online: Join from anywhere in the world.
- Central Session on Sector State: Gain insights into the current state of the sector, setting the stage for meaningful discussions.
- Networking Opportunities: Utilise Whova, our integrated platform, to connect with fellow participants, present materials, and actively participate in sessions.
On the Agenda
At this year’s conference, we embark on a series of sessions addressing the challenges and opportunities in the international civil society sector. Our discussions will delve into questions such as how sincerely committed the sector is to transform, the pursuit of diversity and inclusion, and navigating the complexities of mis- and disinformation amplified by Artificial Intelligence. Join us as we collectively explore how civil society can not only adapt to an unknown future but actively shape it, true to our values and ambitions. Welcome to Global Perspectives 2023, where we ready ourselves for the future of international civil society – one “Moment of Truth” at a time.
Concept
With the proliferation of mis- and disinformation, truth is more embattled than ever. The trust placed in civil society organisations to help solve the crises of today and the future is possibly our most valuable currency. Technological transformation is ever accelerating how we grapple with these issues. On 26 November, we invite you to join discussions and engagement opportunities on these core themes. We aim to explore questions such as: How can civil society organisations strengthen information ecosystems and tackle mis- and disinformation? How can civil society actors develop narratives to counter anti-rights groups and foster hard-fought human rights? How can systems of trust and risk-sharing help deconstruct inefficient and colonial practices between donors and recipients? We look forward to an inspiring day of exchange.
