World Children’s Day: A Global View of Current Practices for Children and Digital Environments

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This webinar celebrates children’s rights in the era of AI. It brings together leading experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Children’s Rights to discuss the latest advancements, ethical considerations, policy initiatives, practices and future directions with a focus on children’s inclusion. This webinar emphasizes the need for multi-stakeholder discussion and invites experts from academia, industry and policy while a panel of young people will contribute their perspective. This webinar will celebrate participation from the Global South trying to create awareness for the importance of inclusion of children from less privileged environments. We will discuss successful directions with specific examples and practices for responsible development of digital tools and Artificial Intelligence.

Organizers:
Vicky Charisi
Research Affiliate
Berkman Kleine Centre, Harvard University

Selma Šabanović
Associate Professor of Informatics and Cognitive Science
Indiana University Bloomington

Judith Okonkwo
Founder
Imisi 3D

Speakers:
Adam Ingle
Global Lead for Digital Policy
LEGO

Andrea Blasco
Policy Analyst
Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Francisco J. Marmolejo Cossío
Berkman Klein Fellow
Berkman Kleine Centre, Harvard University
Founder, International Summer of Science, Mexico

Grace C. Lin
Learning Scientist and Assessment Designer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Lecturer of Quantitative Psychology at Harvard University

Michael Preston
Executive Director
Joan Ganz Cooney Centre, Sesame Workshop

Sonia Livingstone
Professor, Department of Media and Communications
London School of Economics, UK

Spyros Doukakis
Assistant Professor in Digital Technologies
Department of Informatics Ionian University
Chair, Institute of Educational Policy, Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports, Greece

Steven Vosloo
Technology, Policy and Innovation specialist
UNICEF, Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight

Vicky Charisi
Research Affiliate
Berkman Kleine Centre, Harvard University


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