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Foreign Policy Camp
Canada鈥檚 World hosted the first-ever ForeignPolicyCamp, which was a highly interactive hybrid conference that enabled participants to co-create the agenda.
The goal of the ForeignPolicyCamp was to shine a spotlight on new thinkers and doers in Canadian foreign policy while creating a space to come together and share ideas as equals. Participants included: students, artists, techies, educators, social entrepreneurs, NGOs, military officers, and diplomats.
The ForeignPolicyCamp was held in Vancouver, BC on November 30, 2009 and featured:
- Regional case studies on Canadian foreign policy
- Open sessions on topics determined and led by participants
- A collaborative multimedia Mashboard, provided by Mergenta, which conglomerated various social media and interactive tools together on a dashboard-style page, including live feeds from note takers, Twitter discussions, live roaming cameras, word clouds, and live survey results
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Satellite camps were also held in , , and .
Download the draft Foreign Policy Camp Open Source Toolkit here.
Vancouver Case Studies:
- Arctic Sovereignty
- Asia Pacific
- Afghanistan
- The Americas
- U.S.-Canada Relations
- Africa
Vancouver Open Sessions:
- Human Security and Global Security
- The Responsibility of the Disability Sector to Developing Countries
- The Global Supply Chain
- Fostering Gender Equality: East-West
- 25@25 Interactive Video Speakers鈥� Corner on Canada鈥檚 Future with Asia
- Engaging Diasporas in Foreign Policy
- From Citizen Journalists to Citizen Lobbyists, Social Media鈥檚 Role in Policy Advocacy
- Social Entrepreneurs in the Global Arena
- Canada and ICT4D: Past, Present, and Future
- Engaging Citizens in Climate Policy: Copenhagen and Beyond
In the lead-up to the ForeignPolicyCamp, Canada鈥檚 World asked Canadians,
"What is one thing that Canada should do to improve its role in the world?"
You can see the photo responses Canada鈥檚 World gathered .