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Disinformation in Belgium and Luxembourg: EDMO BELUX 2.0 Workshop & Networking Event
This in-person workshop brings together researchers, journalists, fact-checkers, policymakers and civil society organisations from Belgium and Luxembourg to discuss ongoing and future challenges in the fight against disinformation. Organised by EDMO BELUX, the event offers keynote presentations, breakout sessions and networking opportunities focused on improving cross-sector collaboration, sharing tools and building trust in information ecosystems.
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CDT Spring Fling 2025
Organised by the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT), the Spring Fling is an annual celebration held alongside the IAPP Global Privacy Summit in Washington, D.C. This evening event brings together leaders in privacy, AI, civil society, industry, and government for an informal networking moment that supports CDT’s mission to advance civil rights and liberties in the digital age.
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Cambridge Disinformation Summit 2025
Hosted by the Cambridge Judge Business School, the Cambridge Disinformation Summit will gather global experts to explore the current landscape of disinformation, the evolving tactics of information manipulation, and the policy and technological responses needed to counter it. With a multidisciplinary approach, the summit brings together academia, government, tech companies and civil society to build a more resilient information environment.
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Defending Your Organization Against Rage Farming
Organised by PWorld, this live webinar offers a deep dive into the mechanics of rage farming — a digital strategy where malicious actors provoke public outrage to distort narratives and damage reputations. This 3-hour interactive session provides strategic frameworks, case studies, and tools to detect, neutralise and prevent coordinated misinformation attacks. Led by crisis communication expert Philippe Borremans, the webinar is designed for professionals in communications, public relations, crisis response, and policy.
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Palestine Digital Activism Forum 2025
The urgency of safeguarding digital rights, including the right of access to the internet and information, has never been more pressing. As this harrowing reality unfolds, it is important to emphasize the fundamental human rights that underpin digital access including the right to internet access, the right of access to information, and freedom of assembly online, among many others.
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Save the date: The European Investigative Journalism Conference
Dataharvest – The European Investigative Journalism Conference is a meeting point where networks are established and nurtured, data and documents shared, cross-border projects conceived and teams established. The conference days are all about learning, inspiration and getting some work done.
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Media & Learning 2025: Educational media that works
Media & Learning 2025 is a two-day international conference focused on the strategic use of educational media in higher education. Co-organised by the Media and Learning Association and KU Leuven’s Learning Lab, this event brings together educators, researchers, media producers, policymakers and edtech innovators to explore the latest approaches, tools and research shaping media-enhanced learning across Europe and beyond.
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EPR Summer Course on European Platform Regulation 2025
Organised by the Institute for Information Law (IViR) at the University of Amsterdam, this five-day summer course offers an in-depth look at the legal and policy framework governing online platforms in the EU. With a particular focus on the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA), the course combines academic rigour with practical insights, delivered by a distinguished international faculty of experts in law, government, civil society, and academia.
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Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute 2025
For over two decades, the Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute has convened scholars, regulators, technologists, and activists to explore the global impact of media and technology. Organised by the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy at the University of Oxford, the Institute offers an intensive academic experience combining expert seminars, critical debate, and global networking.
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The 16th Hackers On Planet Earth conference – HOPE_16
The HOPE conferences are known for their creativity and diversity, not to mention a whole lot of hacker fun. We've been at this for over three decades now - the first HOPE conference was in 1994.
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Freedom Not Fear 2025
Freedom Not Fear (FNF) is an annual self-organised conference on privacy and digital rights. People from all across Europe meet and work towards more freedom in the digitalised world, plan actions against increasing surveillance and other attacks on civil rights.
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17th Dubrovnik Media Days
The Dubrovnik Media Days is an annual international conference hosted by the University of Dubrovnik, gathering media scholars and communication experts from across Europe and beyond. Now in its 17th edition, the conference explores current trends in journalism, media technologies, public communication and digital culture. The event serves as a platform for the exchange of research findings and dialogue between academia, civil society, and media practitioners.
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