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SUMMARY:Inaugural S&TI Award at the 2024 Spring Intelligence Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Inaugural S&TI Award at the 2024 Spring Intelligence Symposium | In-Person event – CLASSIFIED EVENT \nDescription: The inaugural AFCEA Award for Excellence in Defense Scientific & Technical Intelligence recognizes achievements for the 2023 calendar year. The award is sponsored by the Intelligence Committee of AFCEA International. Two awards will be given: an individual award and a team award. The individual award is open to active duty and reserve members of the armed forces and to federal government employees. The team award is open to the same categories as the individual award\, plus civilian contractor employees. Both the individual and team awards are open to private-sector nominees. Nominations must be submitted no later than January 19\, 2024. The 2024 theme is Transforming our Intelligence Advantage: Pivoting to Data-Centricity. The classified TS/SI/TK two-day flagship intelligence event is a forum for Intelligence Community (IC) professionals and an ideal venue for networking\, professional development and learning about the nation’s hardest intelligence challenges. \nThe registration link can be found below. 
URL:https://haydencenter.gmu.edu/event/inaugural-sti-award-at-the-2024-spring-intelligence-symposium/
LOCATION:NGA Campus East 7500 GEOINT Drive Springfield\, VA 22150 US
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SUMMARY:2024 Spring Intelligence Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International | In-Person Event \nDescription: The 42nd Annual AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium returns to the NGA Campus East in Springfield\, VA on March 19-20\, 2024. This classified TS/SI/TK two-day flagship intelligence event is a forum for Intelligence Community professionals and an ideal venue for networking\, professional development\, and learning about the nation’s hardest intelligence challenges. \nThe 2024 Symposium will include candid conversations about digital transformation within the Department of Defense and the IC\, advanced and low-tech threat-informed R&D\, and the implications for partnerships between government\, industry\, and academia. Symposium participants will gain a more informed perspective on the most up-to-date intelligence needs and how the public and private sectors can collaboratively mitigate risk. \nThe registration link can be found below. 
URL:https://haydencenter.gmu.edu/event/2024-spring-intelligence-symposium/
LOCATION:7500 GEOINT Dr. Springfield\, VA
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SUMMARY:Foreign Agents' Laws in Russia\, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan: Development Trends and New Challenges for Civil Society
DESCRIPTION:Elliott School of International Affairs | Virtual Event \nDescription: Since 2012\, the “foreign agents” laws have been actively developing in Russia and have now become one of the most prominent instruments of repression against civil society. Despite the fact that these laws were originally stated as a means of ensuring transparency of the activities of recipients of foreign funding and applied only to NGOs\, today anyone who is not loyal to the Kremlin can get on the register of “foreign agents”. Moreover\, legislation on “foreign agents” is being actively developed outside Russia as well. In 2023\, relevant legislative initiatives appeared in several countries at once\, including Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. These initiatives have been heavily criticized\, with many experts seeing them as a threat to civil society and fearing the possibility of a Russian scenario. \nJoin our legal experts and human rights practitioners from Russia\, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to discuss the main features of the development of national laws on “foreign agents”\, their similarities and differences\, as well as the challenges they pose for civil society. \nThe registration link can be found below. 
URL:https://haydencenter.gmu.edu/event/foreign-agents-laws-in-russia-kazakhstan-and-kyrgyzstan-development-trends-and-new-challenges-for-civil-society/
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