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CIC in the news

The Trump Mob Combined the Worst of Left And Right
Jan 11, 2021

In his latest column for Foreign Policy, CIC senior fellow James Traub wrote about the pro-Trump mob that invaded Capitol Hill on January 6.

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James Traub
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Foreign Policy
Morocco’s Najat Rochdi Among 20 UN Women Leaders Appointed In 2020
Jan 06, 2021

This Morocco World News article mentions the UN Senior Leadership Appointments Dashboard, developed by CIC and the NYU Center for Global Affairs.

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Past Events

COVID-19, Peace, Conflict, and Violence: “Big” Insights from Big Data

Nov 24, 2020

The November Data for Peace Dialogue was dedicated to the connections between COVID-19, peace, and security. The pandemic has postponed elections, delayed implementation of peace agreements, and obstructed mediation efforts. In this session, we heard from panelists whose organizations are leveraging the power of data to track correlations and insights on the relationship between COVID-19 and conflict, informing future responses to pandemic challenges and helping highlight ways to sustain peace.

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Monitoring Compound Risk in the COVID-19 Era: Advances and Future Directions for Tracking Compound Risk

Nov 19, 2020

There is rapidly growing interest in efforts at identifying, monitoring, and anticipating multiple interacting risks, as epitomized by the COVID-19 pandemic. Institutional bodies are seeking to shift to a policy response that is more forward-looking and risk-based, rather than reactive and needs-based. This webinar, part of a joint series on compound global risk in the COVID-19 era, showcases frontier research and policy work on multi-dimensional risk tracking.

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Upcoming Events

Hate Decoded - Online Hate Speech and Violence Prevention

Jan 26, 2021

The January Data for Peace Dialogue will be on hate speech and its connections with social networks and physical violence carried out in the outside world. In this session, we will hear from panelists who will discuss the possibilities of utilizing data-proven techniques to detect and respond to hate speech and violent extremism effectively and consider the possibilities of scaling these approaches in different countries all over the world.

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