During the SEEDIG 6 week, we will host a series of SEEtalks featuring 1:1 interviews with experts in various Internet and digital policy issues. The SEEtalks will be connected with the SEEDIG 6 sessions and will be framed as:

  • In-depth talks on a specific topic that will later on be touched on in a session
  • Follow-up talks continuing a specific discussion started during a session



Live conversations with digital policy experts

Meet our guests

Wednesday, 23 September | 10:00 CEST The future of work:
Are we prepared?

A conversation with

Varujan Pambuccian

Member of Parliament | Parliament of Romania

Moderated by

Su Sonia Herring 

SEEDIG Executive Committee

Thursday, 24 September | 14:00 CEST The Roadmap for digital cooperation: What next?

A conversation with

Yu Ping Chan

Senior Programme Officer | United Nations

Moderated by

Marcin Cichy 

Lodz University of Technology

Thursday, 24 September | 14:30 CEST Election security

A conversation with

Dave Leichtman

Director | Strategic Projects, Microsoft Defending Democracy Program

Moderated by

Vladimir Radunović

DiploFoundation

Friday, 25 September | 12:15 CEST Post-COVID 19 digital transformation in healthcare

A conversation with

Arunakiry Natarajan

Project Manager | Management4health GmbH

Moderated by

Olga Kyryliuk 

SEEDIG Executive Committee

How it will work

Format

The SEEtalks will be conducted live (preferably) or pre-recorded, depending on the availability of the experts. Live SEEtalks will include a short Q&A section at the end, allowing SEEDIG 6 participants to ask questions.

Time

The SEEtalks will be integrated in the SEEDIG 6 programme, in the time between two main sessions (i.e. between 12:00 and 15:00 CEST). The length of each talk will be agreed on with the guest; it could range between 15 and 30 minutes.

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Promotion

Each talk will then be announced via SEEDIG communications channels and the community will be invited to suggest questions and issues to be raised with the guest.

Follow-up

All SEEtalks (live and pre-recorded) will remain available on the SEEDIG 6 website, as recordings and podcasts to be later watched/listened to by anyone interested. They will later on be transferred to the SEEDIG main website, as we intend to run the SEEtalks as a continuous SEEDIG project.