AT-LARGE GATEWAY
At-Large Regional Policy Engagement Program (ARPEP)
ALAC Liaisons and Representatives
At-Large Review Implementation Plan Development
Page History
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- Evin Erdogdu to confirm ALAC Action(s) if any, with ALAC Chair Maureen Hilyard in advance of the Wrap Up.
- ALAC Actions: Evin Erdogdu and Maureen Hilyard to follow up with ALT-PLUS on Comms Strategy (see Word Doc and diagram), and GAC WG follow up (see action items from Joint ALAC & GAC Meeting) - TBD.
Notes: Maureen Hilyard, ALAC Chair introduced the session by recognizing incoming and outgoing leaders. Jonathan Zuck, ALAC Vice Chair for Policy noted the At-Large activity related to policy during ICANN69, including the At-Large Policy Platform. Göran Marby, ICANN President mentioned data and ODI, as ICANN has provided a lot of data to the community over the past several years. He also noted that the ICANN community has been very effective during the pandemic / virtual meetings, yet noted ongoing analysis of how to make virtual meetings better. Göran noted how productive ALAC had been in terms of policy, and engagement during Board sessions and meetings - and also noted the RALO statements. Maureen noted her appreciation that his term as President/CEO has been extended. Göran noted said he believes so strongly in the MSM. Maarten Botterman, ICANN Board Chair noted increased engagement, particularly in regards to DNS Abuse, and on issues in general, how cross-collaborative the SOACs had been: "we need to do these things together". Jonathan noted thanks for the pandemic bandwidth funding, and noted hope for future use of expanded tools (Slack, Loomio, etc). Göran noted the ITI, and also Project Management Framework, and wanted to be cautious to add new tools. Leon spoke in Spanish, thanking incoming and outgoing leaders, and commenting on the commendable work of At-Large. Natalia Filina, SMWG Chair presented on the winners of the SMWG Twitter Competition, staff shared prizes and honorable mentions. Maureen presented the 2021 organizational chart. Peak of 107 participants observed.