Partners & Supporting Organisations
The School grows through collaboration among research organisations, civic initiatives, innovation communities and international academic networks. Our partners help widen access, connect different forms of expertise and create a plural space for dialogue on digital governance.
Core partners
Two organisations contribute to the local and intellectual ecosystem supporting the 2027 GIG-ARTS School in Salerno.
Internet & Communication Policy Center
Research centre working on Internet governance, digital policy, cybersecurity, digital sovereignty and the politics of digital transformation.
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Third Sector organisation promoting social and labour inclusion, education, culture and training through networks that connect people, institutions and new opportunities.
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The School is embedded in international networks connecting scholarship, teaching and debate on Internet governance and digital constitutionalism.
Digital Constitutionalism Network
An international academic network advancing research and teaching on constitutionalism, rights and power in digital society.
Global Internet Governance Academic Network
A global scholarly network fostering research and exchange across the multidisciplinary field of Internet governance.
UNU-CRIS
The United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies, contributing international research and policy expertise on regional and global governance, including digital governance.
GIG-ARTS Conference Series
The international GIG-ARTS conference series brings together scholars and practitioners to advance multidisciplinary research and debate on Internet and digital governance.
IAMCR Communication Policy & Technology Section
The Communication Policy & Technology Section of IAMCR brings together research on communication policy, technological change, Internet governance and the social implications of digital technologies.
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA) Bucharest
A leading Romanian university in political science, public administration, communication and international relations, contributing to the School’s wider European academic community.
Institutional & supporting partners
The 2027 edition is supported by international organisations that strengthen the School’s outreach, educational mission and connection with wider debates on digital governance.
UNESCO
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization contributes to the School’s international and educational ecosystem, reinforcing dialogue on digital transformation, knowledge, governance and the public interest.
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Università degli Studi di Salerno
The University of Salerno supports the School’s academic and institutional environment and its connection with the local and international research community.
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AgID · Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale
Italy’s public agency for digital transformation, contributing expertise on digital public administration, innovation and national digital policy.
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Comune di Salerno
The Municipality of Salerno contributes to the local institutional framework of the School and its connection with the host city.
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Dipartimento di Studi Politici e Sociali (DISPS) · UNISA
The Department of Political and Social Studies at the University of Salerno contributes academic expertise and institutional support to the School.
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Internet Society Italia (ISOC Italia)
The Italian chapter of the Internet Society, supporting an open, secure, accessible and globally connected Internet and public dialogue on its governance.
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Associazione Italiana Professionisti Intelligenza Artificiale (AIPIA)
Italian association bringing together professionals working in artificial intelligence and contributing to knowledge exchange and dialogue on AI.
Clusit · Associazione Italiana per la Sicurezza Informatica
The Italian association for information security, promoting cybersecurity awareness, training and the exchange of knowledge among professionals, businesses and institutions.
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ICANN · Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
ICANN coordinates the Internet’s unique identifier systems and brings together governments, businesses, civil society and technical experts through its multistakeholder model.
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Camera di Commercio di Salerno
The Chamber of Commerce of Salerno represents the interests of local businesses and supports economic development, internationalisation and professional training in the Salerno area.
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Our sponsors support the delivery of the School and help widen access for participants from different countries and professional backgrounds.
Main Sponsors
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Support the organisation and delivery of the 2027 GIG-ARTS School on Digital Governance and connect your organisation with an international community working on digital governance.
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weBeetle
weBeetle is a company specialising in innovation and digital transformation, developing tailored software and infrastructure and supporting organisations through design, advisory and facilitation. It supports access to the 2027 GIG-ARTS School by covering the participation fee for 1 participant.
Innoform
Innoform is a national professional training provider specialising in AI and cybersecurity, designing tailored learning programmes for companies and organisations. It supports access to the 2027 GIG-ARTS School by funding 1 scholarship through the Global Access Programme.
Comtel S.p.A.
Italian ICT systems integration company supporting the 2027 GIG-ARTS School through the Global Access Programme by funding 1 scholarship.
Enzima12
Enzima12 is a group providing services in training, employment and innovation. It supports access to the 2027 GIG-ARTS School through the Global Access Programme by funding 1 scholarship.
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Support an international learning community working at the intersection of technology, policy, rights and global governance. Partnerships strengthen the School while preserving its academic independence, pluralism and educational mission.