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Christina Kalogeropoulou has a BA in Philosophy, Education, Psychology (majoring in Philosophy) from the University of Athens (Greece). She is also holding a MSc in [https://sts.phs.uoa.gr/ Science and Technology Studies] (UoA, Greece). Currently, she is a MA student in [https://formations.pantheonsorbonne.fr/fr/catalogue-des-formations/master-M/master-philosophie-KBUWM83E/master-parcours-philosophie-et-societe-KBUWQUCX.html Philosophie et Société] in Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France).
 
  
Trying to make sense of this hyperconnected, “onlife” world, her current research interests lie in the fields of philosophy of technology, digital ethics, as well as internet governance. She is an active member of [https://homodigitalis.gr/ Homo Digitalis], the first digital rights Civil Society organisation in Greece, safeguarding human rights in the digital age, and also part of the [https://igfgreece.eu/index.php/en/teams-2/ IGF Greece] Executive Committee. She has attended various schools on Internet Governance as well as programming, aspiring to gain useful knowledge and bridge the gap between humanities and tech-related fields.
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'''Christina Kalogeropoulou''' is PhD candidate at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, enrolled in the École doctorale de philosophie. Her academic pursuits are centered around applied ethics, with a specific emphasis on examining the impact of artificial intelligence on institutional structures.  
  
==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation==
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==Education==
Christina was selected to be a participant of the [[NextGen@ICANN#NextGen.40ICANN63|NextGen Program at ICANN63]], which took place in Barcelona, Spain, from 20 to 25 October 2018. She presented the topic "Social Sciences & Academia as Active Participants in the Digital Policy: From an Epimethean to a Promethean Digital Governance".  
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Christina holds a diverse academic background:
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*BA in Philosophy, Education, and Psychology (Philosophy major) from the National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
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*MSc in Science, Technology, Society - [https://sts.phs.uoa.gr/ Science and Technology Studies] from the National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
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*MA in [https://formations.pantheonsorbonne.fr/fr/catalogue-des-formations/master-M/master-philosophie-KBUWM83E/master-parcours-philosophie-et-societe-KBUWQUCX.html Philosophie et Société] from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France.
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==Research and Academic Focus==
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Christina's research interests span the intersection of philosophy, technology, and ethics. She actively engages in the exploration of the philosophy of technology, digital ethics, and internet governance, aiming to understand the complexities of the contemporary "onlife" world.
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Her doctoral research revolves around the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on how AI influences institutional structures.
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==Professional Engagements==
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As a co-founder and board member of Digital Dialogues, a non-governmental organization committed to fostering digital democratic dialogue, Christina remains at the forefront of initiatives bridging the gap between technology and humanity. In her role as a member of the Executive Committee and Public Relations Manager at [https://digitalworldsummit.gr/ Digital World Summit Greece], a national regional initiative of the Internet Governance Forum network under the auspices of the United Nations in Greece, Christina plays a pivotal role in shaping ethical digital governance in her country. She also actively contributes to Homo Digitalis, the first digital rights Civil Society organization in Greece, dedicated to upholding human rights in the digital age.
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==Internet Governance and ICANN Participation==
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Christina actively engages in forums and events related to internet governance. Her participation in the [[NextGen@ICANN#NextGen.40ICANN63|NextGen Program at ICANN63]], which took place in Barcelona, Spain, from 20 to 25 October 2018, where she presented on "Social Sciences & Academia as Active Participants in Digital Policy," marked a significant milestone.  
  
In February 2019, she was selected for the Online Phase of the SEEDIG2019 Youth School as well as the physical event (declined), and in December 2019 she was selected to attend the first School on Internet Governance, Digital Policies and Innovation [https://administratiepublica.eu/ (SIDI)], which took place in Bucharest, Romania.
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Subsequently, in February 2019, she was selected for the Online Phase of the SEEDIG2019 Youth School as well as the physical event (declined), and in December 2019 she was selected to attend the first School on Internet Governance, Digital Policies and Innovation [https://administratiepublica.eu/ (SIDI)], which took place in Bucharest, Romania.
  
Also, her master' thesis was a contribution to the field of philosophy and policy making, and had the title "On the philosophical and ethical issues of artificial intelligence: The case of Artificial Intelligence Act 2021".  
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She has attended various schools on Internet Governance as well as programming, aspiring to gain useful knowledge and bridge the gap between humanities and tech-related fields.  
  
==Education==
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==Awards and Contributions==
BA in Philosophy, Education, and Psychology (Philosophy major), National Kapodistrian University of Athens
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Christina's MSc thesis, titled "On the philosophical and ethical issues of artificial intelligence: The case of Artificial Intelligence Act 2021," was a contribution to the field of philosophy and policy making.
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In November 2022 during [https://webawards.eurid.eu/ .eu Web Awards 202]2, IGF Greece won in the category of the Best of IDNs with [https://xn----ylbadicbfepatgcgjtbz6aaq2ai6cb7aifpbe.xn--qxa6a/ φορουμδιακυβερνησησδιαδικτυου-ελ.ευ].
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==Ongoing Initiatives==
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Since 2023, Christina remains an integral part of the Digital World Summit Greece, overseeing public relations and contributing to strategic decision-making. Simultaneously, her role as a co-founder and board member of Digital Dialogues emphasizes her commitment to fostering inclusive digital dialogues.
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==External Links==
  
MSc in Science, Technology, Society - Science and Technology Studies, National Kapodistrian University of Athens
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*[https://digitalworldsummit.gr/ Digital World Summit Greece]
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*[http://christinakal.com/ Personal website]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:23, 16 November 2023

Organization: Digital World Summit Greece
Affiliation: NextGen@ICANN
Region: Europe
Country: Greece
Email: c.kalogeropoulou@digitaldialogues.gr
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Christina Kalogeropoulou is PhD candidate at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, enrolled in the École doctorale de philosophie. Her academic pursuits are centered around applied ethics, with a specific emphasis on examining the impact of artificial intelligence on institutional structures.

Education

Christina holds a diverse academic background:

  • BA in Philosophy, Education, and Psychology (Philosophy major) from the National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
  • MSc in Science, Technology, Society - Science and Technology Studies from the National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
  • MA in Philosophie et Société from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France.

Research and Academic Focus

Christina's research interests span the intersection of philosophy, technology, and ethics. She actively engages in the exploration of the philosophy of technology, digital ethics, and internet governance, aiming to understand the complexities of the contemporary "onlife" world.

Her doctoral research revolves around the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on how AI influences institutional structures.

Professional Engagements

As a co-founder and board member of Digital Dialogues, a non-governmental organization committed to fostering digital democratic dialogue, Christina remains at the forefront of initiatives bridging the gap between technology and humanity. In her role as a member of the Executive Committee and Public Relations Manager at Digital World Summit Greece, a national regional initiative of the Internet Governance Forum network under the auspices of the United Nations in Greece, Christina plays a pivotal role in shaping ethical digital governance in her country. She also actively contributes to Homo Digitalis, the first digital rights Civil Society organization in Greece, dedicated to upholding human rights in the digital age.

Internet Governance and ICANN Participation

Christina actively engages in forums and events related to internet governance. Her participation in the NextGen Program at ICANN63, which took place in Barcelona, Spain, from 20 to 25 October 2018, where she presented on "Social Sciences & Academia as Active Participants in Digital Policy," marked a significant milestone.

Subsequently, in February 2019, she was selected for the Online Phase of the SEEDIG2019 Youth School as well as the physical event (declined), and in December 2019 she was selected to attend the first School on Internet Governance, Digital Policies and Innovation (SIDI), which took place in Bucharest, Romania.

She has attended various schools on Internet Governance as well as programming, aspiring to gain useful knowledge and bridge the gap between humanities and tech-related fields.

Awards and Contributions

Christina's MSc thesis, titled "On the philosophical and ethical issues of artificial intelligence: The case of Artificial Intelligence Act 2021," was a contribution to the field of philosophy and policy making.

In November 2022 during .eu Web Awards 2022, IGF Greece won in the category of the Best of IDNs with φορουμδιακυβερνησησδιαδικτυου-ελ.ευ.

Ongoing Initiatives

Since 2023, Christina remains an integral part of the Digital World Summit Greece, overseeing public relations and contributing to strategic decision-making. Simultaneously, her role as a co-founder and board member of Digital Dialogues emphasizes her commitment to fostering inclusive digital dialogues.

External Links