Digital Technologies and Humanitarian Action in Armed Conflict
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is convening a webinar discussion with experts about “Digital Technologies and Humanitarian Action in Armed Conflict”. This…
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is convening a webinar discussion with experts about “Digital Technologies and Humanitarian Action in Armed Conflict”. This…
VR project to support the WHO’s Emergency Medical Teams programme This project was developed in partnership with the World Health Organisation, the UK’s International Search…
Knowmium has created a variety of tools to help you improve your virtual trainings with interactive virtual icebreakers. Such as quizzes, polls, stories and many more. Access the resources here.
Knowmium has created a book, called ‘Radically Remote’, to help everyone understand how to make the virtual leap. This book has been designed to be used in conjunction with Knowmium’s Radical Resource Toolkit.
Knowmium have created a range of video tutorials to show you how to make the most of zoom and other apps to improve virtual engagement. Access here.
Knowmium has created a toolkit to help you improve your virtual trainings and events. The toolkit includes a range of activities for remote interactions. Activities include backgrounds, breakouts, polls, quizzes, story, visuals and games etc. Access here.
The Security Institute are delighted to have one of their Corporate Partners, Gallagher to host this webinar. Mobile technology use in everyday life has increased…
The year 2020 has witnessed governments respond to the global COVID-19 crisis by rushing to deploy technological solutions, from contact tracing applications to digital health certificates and passports. The pandemic has brought to center stage the significant threats new technologies…
HNPW The Leading Edge Programme (LEP) The Leading Edge Programme, launched in February 2017 and replacing the Consultative Group for Emergency Preparedness and Response…
This guide contains tips and resources for exploring open source intelligence on oneself to prevent malicious actors from finding and using this information for publishing, blackmailing or other forms of harassment.