AT-LARGE GATEWAY
At-Large Regional Policy Engagement Program (ARPEP)
At-Large Review Implementation Plan Development
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Dev Anand Teelucksingh/ Maritza Y. Aguero/ Jacqueline Morris
Rapporteur: Judith Hellerstein
Onsite Moderator: Sarah Kiden
Online Moderator: Dev Anand Teelucksingh or Glenn McKnight or another candidate if both of these are in the end selected as speakers
Remote Moderator: Judith Hellerstein
Duration
90 minutes
Format
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Our key focus in Shaping the Digital Future for those that are marginalized from full participation due to national and regional policies, economic barriers and other reasons And and to further bring forth experiences from different geographical locations issues pertaining Internet Governance.
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Each of the speakers for each round has a specific region and community of Interest that they focus upon. They will summarize summarise their achievements and challenges, and discuss opportunities for replication of their strategies for outreach and participation.
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We will have speakers from Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, India, France and Canada. We aim to have 50% of the speakers be female and the majority of the speakers will be from emergent economies, and will also be from the Global South.
XV. Online Participation *
We will promote remote participation to the Facebook Internet Governance Hub, as well as the ICANN AT-LARGE SKYPE, Facebook and Twitter feeds, and through ISOC's Chapters and ISOC's live stream followers
Our Remote moderator is Online & Onsite moderators are Sarah Kiden, Judith Hellerstein or Dev Anand Teelucksingh
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An important part of workshop sessions is their strategy for online participation. Please clearly describe how you will manage online participation during the session. Please note that tweets and social media applications allow for observations to the online community, but do not constitute online participation. Unless your proposal clearly indicates that it will not offer online participation, and why not, please indicate how you will ensure equal online participation, both in concept , and in practice. For example: , online attendees will have a separate queue and microphone, which will rotate equally with the mics in the room; the workshop moderator will have the online participation session open , and will be in close communication with the workshop’s trained online moderator, to make any adaptations necessary as they arise, etc. Please take seriously the requirement that the workshop should have its own trained remote moderator who has been part of the issue and workshop development, and is prepared to manage this responsibility
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The Panel format will lend itself to both specific and overall discussion. The agenda above indicates that there will be six main topics, focusing on separate regions/communities. After each opening remarks, there will be 7 minutes for discussion on the specific presentation. At the end of the presentations, the discussion will be opened up for questions and responses on any and all topics, including similarities, possibilities for replication in other regions and communities, examples from participants who are doing similar work, and more.
The panelists panellists are not to be considered “experts” to take up much of the time speaking, but the discussion time is expected to hear from participants in the workshop, both in-room and online.
There is will be an opportunity for questions to be grouped , so that the discussion can draw out common themes and topics, useful for ongoing work.
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