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SUMMARY:Responsible AI & Cyber resilience for the non-profit sector
DESCRIPTION:Non-profit organisations face growing digital threats\, while increasingly relying on tools and systems that shape how they work with people\, communities and data. That’s why on 3 February 2026\, we invite non-profits\, practitioners and experts for a session at the HSD Campus on how to stay resilient in a rapidly changing digital environment. This event explores how to stay secure\, make informed choices and use technology in ways that strengthen your mission. \n  \nDaan Rijnders\, Programme Manager for Digital Safety at The Hague\, will share practical insights into digital security. The CyberPeace Institute will present what they are witnessing on the frontline of digital incidents affecting societal organisations. ObjectivEye will demonstrate how everyday digital systems can unintentionally create risks or exclusion\, and how these can be recognised and prevented. \n  \nProgramme\n\nOpening: what “digital peace” means for non-profits today\nCyberPeace Institute (Jim Boevink): the new reality of digital threats\nObjectivEye (Noura): practical\, people-centred digital practices\nDialogue Table: “From Cybersecurity to Algorithmic Security” with NGO cases from human rights\, education and health\nJoint Workshop: shaping a shared definition of “digital peace”\nClosing & next steps\n\n  \n	Register here This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/responsible-ai-cyber-resilience-for-the-non-profit-sector/
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SUMMARY:AI and the Planet: Can Democracy Survive AI?
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the second event in our AI and the Planet series as we discuss AI’s influence on modern politics.\n  \nThe 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal exposed the vulnerability of our democratic processes in the digital age. As AI algorithms increasingly dictate the flow of information online\, fuelling outrage and division\, the capacity for AI to influence political discourse has grown on an unprecedented scale. With the introduction of generative AI and its capacity to produce hyper-realistic deepfakes and synthetic media\, this risk has only accelerated. \n  \nIn this event\, we discuss AI’s influence on modern politics with Claudia Chwalisz\, Founder and CEO of DemocracyNext\, and AI ethicist and action philosopher\, Nathan (Nate) Kinch FRSA. Join us as we explore whether we can use AI to enhance democratic principles rather than erode them. \n  \nAbout the series:\nAI and the Planet is a webinar series hosted by the RSA’s Oceania network and AI ethicist\, Nathan (Nate) Kinch FRSA\, and supported by the RSA Sustainability Network. Each event features a discussion with a leading scholar whose work deepens and expands our understanding of the current AI moment – the risks\, challenges and potential. Together\, we will explore the rapidly evolving relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the world it is reshaping. \n  \nFor questions about this series\, please contact RSA Global Manager (Oceania and Asia)\, Philipa Duthie on philipa.duthie@thersa.org. \n  \n	Register here! This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/ai-and-the-planet-can-democracy-survive-ai/
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SUMMARY:The Politics of Dry Feet: The political economy of flood risk management in Indonesia
DESCRIPTION:Floods represent one of the most persistent and damaging disasters in Indonesia\, a nation highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. \nDespite significant investments in flood management infrastructure\, several Indonesian cities continue to grapple with flooding issues\, while others have effectively reduced their risks. In Politics of Dry Feet\, Dr Yogi Permana explores the reasons behind these disparities. \nBased on extensive field research\, Permana argues that local political economies – not merely technical capabilities – are key to understanding divergent outcomes. By examining four cities\, he shows how collusion between political and business interests undermines spatial planning\, flood defence and emergency response\, while alliances between reform-minded leaders and civil society foster more resilient outcomes. \nBridging anthropology\, political science and urban political ecology\, Permana offers a political economy perspective on flood risk management that is relevant to scholars\, practitioners and policymakers alike\, both within and beyond Indonesia. \nThe talk will be followed by a ‘reflection’ by Professor Lisa SchipperOpens external (University of Bonn\, Germany) who will broaden out the discussion around Disaster Risk Reduction\, and the everyday politics of vulnerability. \n	Register here
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/the-politics-of-dry-feet-the-political-economy-of-flood-risk-management-in-indonesia/
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