Agora: Online roundtables
Live stream
On Saturday October 10, watch the live stream via YouTube and share your questions with Missions Publiques.
The video will appear on Missions Publiques’ YouTube page which you can access via the link below.
Overview of the Program
Central-European Summer Time (CEST time-zone).
Saturday 10th
10:00-11:00
Behind the scenes
Spotlight on national and strategic partners.
Panelists
Lorenzo Banno (I4Policy, Rwanda)
Roberto Zambrana (Bolivia)
Ihita Gangavarapu (Youth IGF India)
Rollout
• Introduction (10’)
Presentation of speakers and topic (10’)
• We the Internet in 4 countries (20’)
How is the process going? How was the preparation? What was the most difficult part? The most rewarding?
• Open discussion (20’)
12:00-13:00
Disinformation and the digital public sphere
Citizens’ Views on tools to fight disinformation.
Panelists
Valentina Scialpi (European Commission)
Axel Abad (Argentina)
Jasper Maposa (Organization for the Youth in Politics, Zimbabwe)
Raashi (Global Shaper Bangalore Hub, World Economic Forum)
Rollout
• Introduction
Presentation of speakers and topic (10’).
• Hands on (20’)
Video.
Panelists go through the main exercise of the session on tools to fight disinformation.
• Presentation of incoming results (10’)
• Open discussion (20’)
How do this exercise and these results inspire you? What do you find interesting? Troubling? New? What do you want to do with them?
13:00-14:00
French session/Session française: L’impact des délibérations citoyennes
Panelists
Bernard Reber (Directeur de recherche au CNRS, philosophe politique et moral)
Nathalie Meusy (Agence Spatiale Européenne)
Rollout
• Introduction (20’)
Presentation of speakers and topic.
• Open discussion: Deliberative democracy at scale: Why and how? (40’)
15:00-16:00
Governing Data and Artificial Intelligence
Panelists
Norman Angel (Digital Glassroots)
Baratang Miya (South Africa)
Yannick Meneceur (Council of Europe)
Renaud Vedel (French Government)
Anouk Ruhaak (Expert Data)
Laura Galindo-Romero (OCDE AI)
Rollout
• Introduction (10’)
Presentation of speakers and topic.
• Hands on (20’)
Video.
Panelists go through the main exercise of the sessions: Which model for Data in the future? Which core principles for governing AI?
• Presentation of incoming results (10’)
• Open discussion (20’)
How do this exercise and these results inspire you? What do you find interesting? Troubling? New? What do you want to do with them?
16:00-17:00
Internet Governance with and for the Citizens
Discussing the future of Internet Governance, IGF+ and the role of Citizens.
Panelists
Jason Munyan (UNSG Office)
Flavio Wagner (ISOC Brasil)
Andres Piazza (ICANN)
Nikhil Pahwa (Medianama, India)
Lorenzo Banno (I4Policy, Rwanda)
Rollout
• Introduction (10’)
Presentation of speakers and topic.
• Hands on (20’)
Video.
Panelists go through the main exercise of the session (What should we achieve for the Internet in the coming 20 years and what should we avoid? Which Governance should we set up to reach those goals?).
• Presentation of incoming results (10’)
Showing some results of this session.
• Open discussion (20’)
How do this exercise and these results inspire you? What do you find interesting? Troubling? New? What do you want to do with them?
17:00-18:00
French session/Session française: L’avenir d’Internet avec et pour les citoyen.ne.s
Panelists
Henri Verdier, Ambassadeur des Affaires Numériques (France)
Isabelle Reusa, Directrice de Videomuseum
Pierre Antoine Chardel (CNRS)
Vera de Sousa – co-fondatrice de l’association Sème Ta Science
Yacine Ait Kaci (Fondation Elyx)
Rollout
• Introduction (10’)
Presentation of speakers and topic.
• Presentation of incoming results (20’)
• Open discussion (20’)
How do this exercise and these results inspire you? What do you find interesting? Troubling? New? What do you want to do with them?