A New Chapter for GIG-ARTS!
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A New Chapter for GIG-ARTS
New governance, a new website, and the School joining the community
From an annual conference to an international community
Over the past ten editions, GIG-ARTS has grown from an annual academic conference into an international community bringing together scholars and practitioners working on Internet governance, digital policy and the transformation of digital society.
Today, we are pleased to announce three important developments.
Three important developments
A new governance framework
GIG-ARTS is adopting a new governance framework designed to strengthen the continuity, openness and international reach of the community, with a renewed Steering Committee and clearer responsibilities for:
- Scientific coordination
- Institutional relations
- Communication
- Impact
- Partnerships
- Future activities
A new website
GIG-ARTS is launching the new website, conceived not simply as the home of the GIG-ARTS Conference Series, but as the common platform for the growing range of activities developed by the community.
Explore the new website →The School joins GIG-ARTS
The School on Internet Governance is joining the GIG-ARTS ecosystem. Building on the experience developed through its previous editions, the School will become a permanent educational pillar of the community, alongside the GIG-ARTS Conference Series.
Discover the GIG-ARTS School on Digital Governance →Two closely connected spaces
GIG-ARTS will now develop around two complementary pillars.
GIG-ARTS Conference Series
Dedicated to advancing research and scholarly debate on Internet and digital governance.
GIG-ARTS School on Digital Governance
Dedicated to advanced training, interdisciplinary exchange and engagement among academia, public authorities, civil society, business and practitioners.
The next appointments are already on the calendar
Further details, calls and programme announcements will follow soon.
A common community. A broader programme of activities.
And a renewed commitment to creating international spaces where the governance of digital transformation can be studied, discussed and shaped collectively.
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