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# Upcoming events

*Last updated August 2026.*

## UN General Assembly

The initiative convenes the DPI safeguards community during the High-Level Week of the UN General Assembly each September, alongside UN Digital Cooperation Day.

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**September 2026, New York**

Details of this year's sessions will be published here as they are confirmed.
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[See how the initiative gathered at UNGA 80](https://www.dpi-safeguards.org/unga)

## Convenings and webinars

Sessions are announced through the DPI Safeguards Digest and published here.

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**Nothing else scheduled at the moment.** Upcoming sessions will be listed here as they are confirmed. To be notified, subscribe to the [Digest](https://www.dpi-safeguards.org/digests).
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## Host your own

You do not need to wait for a scheduled session. The Convening Toolkit provides the materials to run a local safeguards discussion in your own context.

[Get in touch](/resources-hub/events-and-participation/contact.md) if you would like support running one.


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