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One event. Eight hours. Worldwide audience.

In 2026, the global conversation around tech design reached a critical turning point. For years, the focus has been on content moderation and responding to “bad actors.” Today, a fundamental shift is underway — moving away from mitigating harms toward the intentional design of technology that fosters trust, collaboration, and peace.

The Council on Tech and Social Cohesion’s 2026 Expo brings together many of the people shaping that shift — technologists, civil society, researchers, regulators, and peacebuilding practitioners — in one global program across multiple time zones.

Join from anywhere — from San Francisco to Jakarta.
Want to attend both segments? Amazing! Just register separately.

First segment

Hosted online and in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan by Search for Common Ground

04:00-08:00 New York / Washington D.C.
09:00-13:00 London
10:00–14:00 Brussels
11:00–15:00 Nairobi
14:00–18:00 Bishkek (Central Asia)

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Want to attend in person? Email the host to coordinate: mbaialieva@sfcg.org

Second segment

Hosted online and in Washington DC by the Alliance for Peacebuilding

07:00-12:00 Los Angeles
10:00–15:00 New York / Washington D.C.
15:00-20:00 London
16:00–21:00 Brussels
17:00–22:00 Nairobi

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Want to attend in person? Email the host to coordinate: nick@allianceforpeacebuilding.org

What to expect on May 20

Across more than eight hours of programming, we'll hear:

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