- November 12, MIGS’ Executive Director Kyle Matthews attended the Paris Peace Forum.
- On 13 and 14 November, MIGS’ Executive Director Kyle Matthews travelled to Switzerland to brief Swiss diplomats on social media, human rights and possible policy responses to online hate.
- On 22 November, MIGS delivered a training course on social media and public diplomacy for Canadian diplomats at the Canadian Foreign Service Institute.
- On 27 November, MIGS, in partnership with the Montreal Holocaust Museum, organized a conference titled “Par-delà les débats : l’ENFFADA et l’appel à l’action”, which featured MIGS Fellow Fannie Lafontaine, Isabelle Picard, Cyndy Wylde and Yolande Cohen.
- On 27 November, MIGS participated in a Twitter chat hosted by the Center for International Governance Innovation that focused on platform governance. The Twitter story is available here.
- On 28 November, MIGS and Element AI held a Twitter chat on the recently launched report “Closing the human rights gap in AI governance”. The Twitter story is available here should you want to follow the conversation.
- On 29 November, MIGS co-organized with the Chaire Raoul-Dandurand the international symposium “Cybersécurité, ingérence politique et manipulation de l’information”. Marie Lamensch chaired a panel titled “Le rôle des citoyens, des médias et de la société civile face aux menaces multidimensionnelles”. A podcast of the conference will be available soon.
- On 3 December, MIGS Fellow Mark Kersten moderated a discussion titled "It’s about time – revisiting the timing and duration of decision-making at the #ICC" organized by the Wayamo Foundation as a side event to the Assembly of States Parties 2019.
- On 4 December, MIGS hosted an event titled “Canada is back, prise 2?”, co-organized by le Centre d’études et de recherches internationales (CÉRIUM) and the Canadian International Council Montreal Branch. Aphrodite Salas, Daniel Béland and Jocelyn Coulon talked about Canada’s foreign policy.
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