We regularly convene panels and workshops. Our work aims to build meaningful connections between research institutions, policymakers, and affected communities.
Margie and Keren are attending the Open Data Institute's debate on 'what's next?' for digital ID in the UK.
Emrys hosted a breakfast roundtable to explore how transnational, national and grassroots public engagement can be brought into two-way connection with the evolving global AI Governance architecture.
Emrys participated in this workshop, presenting on Digital Public Infrastructure, European digital infrastructure particularly the EUDI wallet and global implications. The workshop brought together stakeholders from EU institutions and Member States, national development agencies, and international practitioners for a discussion around digital public infrastructure (DPI) and its relevance for the EU in light of the policy focus on digital sovereignty. Secondarily, the workshop also aimed to advance a shared understanding of specific DPI use cases in the European context.
Dr Keren Weitzberg contributed to this symposium's panel on Citizens, Users & Citizenship based on our research on European ID management.
This invite-only workshop unites UK government (DSIT) with leading UK civil society and academic researchers to evaluate the proposed national digital identity scheme.
Margie is speaking at an event about the implications of biodata - from biometric technologies, synthetic DNA, biobanks and genomic predictions – for the present and future of surveillance and society.
Margie and Keren will present their research at a one-day symposium on Digital ID in Global South, refugee and UK contexts.
Dr Margie Cheesman is invited as one of three panellists at the House of Lords meeting on 'Decentralised Digital Identity in the UK: Harnessing Blockchain for Secure and Inclusive Identity Systems'.
Keren and Margie will join the editors of the 'Digital Technologies and Migration' special issue for a symposium marking its launch in the Journal of Ethic and Migration Studies.
Dr Margie Cheesman is joining interdisciplinary scholars at King's College London who are gathering around an important question: how can we all live well with technology?
We are convening two workshops entitled ‘Digital Identity at the Crossroads: Humanitarian and Digital Transformation’, at the Open Wallet Foundation’s 2025 conference on Global Digital Cooperation. We are bringing together leading humanitarian decision makers on key areas of digitalisation, including IFRC, UNHCR and IOM.
We are joining an invite-only workshop organised by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on International Borders, Artificial Intelligence, Automated Decision-Making & Human Rights.
We are attending this major digital identity industry conference, with a panel on cross-border mobility.