We're inviting residents from Medellín, Cúcuta, Nairobi, Geneva, and Houston to engage in a collaborative discussion on transparency in urban security, digital trust, and infrastructure
Interested in transparency and security? The Edgelands Institute invites youth leaders, academics, policy makers, civil society advocates, security experts and others from Medellín, Cúcuta, Nairobi, Geneva, and Houston to a unique online convening to reimagine the urban social contract for the digital age.
Transparency, in the context of the digital age, involves open and accessible government information and decision-making processes related to digital technology. It is crucial for fostering trust, accountability, and enabling democratic debates.
We're inviting residents from Medellín, Cúcuta, Nairobi, Geneva, and Houston to engage in a collaborative discussion on transparency in urban security, digital trust, and infrastructure. This dialogue is part of a series of six inter-city discussions on digital integrity and its impact on the urban social contract. This is a unique opportunity to share ideas and shape the future of transparency in digital governance.
Why Participate?
Who Should Apply?
We are seeking participants who are:
Selection Process
Due to limited space, we will select 2-3 participants from each city. You will be notified of your selection status by June 6 via email.
How to Apply
We look forward to your application and the insights you will bring to this vital conversation. For questions, contact laura@edgelands.institute.