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The ALAC voted to establish an At-Large standing Capacity Building Working Group on 18 October 2012, during ICANN45 in Toronto.
The CBWG focuses on capacity building activities within At-Large, providing education and engagement opportunities between Community members, leadership, Staff and subject-matter experts.
Are you interested? You can help! Join the At-Large Capacity Building WG by expressing your interest to staff@atlarge.icann.org, and join the CBWG mailing list.
Task: Filing a submission form with Betsy Andrews and following through with content based on Marrakesh presentations and direct input from Holly, Justine, and Jonathan.
Task: Identifying current issues of interest to the community and coordinating with speakers and staff on presenting relevant background information to the community. It could be used as a platform to do both: (i) build capacity on the issue and (ii) form policy-related advice among our members.
Lilian de Luque, Regional Leader, Social Media Working Group and Outreach and Engagement Sub-committee and Alexandra Dans, Communications Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, ICANN
8 February
Creating Promotional Videos in PowerPoint - a crash course
Jonathan Zuck, ALAC Vice-Chair, Policy
15 February
Giving Better Online Presentations: Forming Old Habits in the New Reality
Jonathan Zuck, ALAC Vice-Chair, Policy
Monday, 1 March: 19:00-20:30 UTC
Consensus Playbook focused on At-Large
Melissa Allgood, Conflict Resolution Specialist, ICANN Policy Department
5 April (13:00 UTC)
Creating Videos with PowerPoint
Jonathan Zuck, ALAC Vice-Chair, Policy
4 May
Facilitation skills
Melissa Allgood, Conflict Resolution Specialist, ICANN Policy Department
12 July
Country code domains and DNS marketing (TBC)
TBD
August
Intercultural awareness for At-Large
Sandra Hoferichter and others
September
DNS Abuse Users Education Program. (One webinar set by At-Large - followed by a series of webinars conducted by each RALO (
Hadia Elminiawi/Joanna Kulesza
November
Capacity Building Webinars Suggested Topics 2020
Suggested Topics
Suggested By
DNS Abuse & Cybersecurity
Hadia Elminiawi
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT)
Hadia Elminiawi
The Standardized System for Access and Disclosure of the gTLD registration data
Hadia Elminiawi
The New round of the gTLDs and the work of the Subsequent Procedures Group
Hadia Elminiawi
Copyright in Capacity Building (suggested by Joanna Kulesza)
WS2 (suggested by Ephraim Percy Kenyanito / Joanna Kulesza)
ATRT3 (suggested by Sebastien Bacholet/Joanna Kulesza)
DNS and the Internet of Things (IoT) (suggested/Hadia ElMiniawi)
Capacity Building Webinars Suggested Topics 2018
Suggested Topics
Suggested By
GNSO PDP on Subsequent Procedures for new gTLDs: Reserved Names, Community Applications and Applicant Support, etc...
Cheryl Langdon-Orr
New gTLD Subsequent Procedures PDP Work Tracks 1-5: Public Comments with their Initial/Draft Report
Cheryl Langdon-Orr
Internet Governance
Chaitanya Dhareshwar
Capacity Building / inclusive access
Chaitanya Dhareshwar
Geographical Diversity - TLDs including but not limited to gTLDs (see WT5) and ALS meaningful participation in ICANN PDPs
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
Accessibility
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
Privacy - pertaining to Whois Protocols
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
Safe Harbour
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
Protection of Global Public Interest concerns in Contractual Compliance, Consumer Rights, etc...
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
Cyber Security - work of the SSAC and risk managenent
Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro
KSK Rollover
Caleb Olumuyiwa
The implication of the compliance and regulatory fine and impact on registries
Caleb Olumuyiwa
Replacement of RDS by WHOIS as a result of the enforcement of the GDPR
Caleb Olumuyiwa
IDNs
Caleb Olumuyiwa
Space Exploration, inclusive development and accessibility
Ashwini Sathnur
ISO 3166 on Country Codes: The process of assigning country codes and how they are retired
Barrack Otieno
Delegation of ccTLDs
Beran Dondeh & Alexis Anteliz
The Emerging Impacts of IoT
Remmy Nweke
Difference between the WHOIS and the RDAP protocol
Olivier Crépin-Leblond
ICANN's role in current increasing data breaches
Afifa Abbas
IoT Security
Afifa Abbas
Awareness of DNSSEC
Afifa Abbas
Issues around jurisdiction
Marita Moll
GeoNames in New gTLDs
Marita Moll & Alexis Anteliz
GDPR and WHOIS
Marita Moll
WHOIS
Jahangir Hossain
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Jahangir Hossain, Amal Al-Saqqaf & Alexis Anteliz
Universal Acceptance
Jahangir Hossain
Internet Governance Frameworks for Education Sectors in 3rd world countries
Jasper Mangwana & Alexis Anteliz
Policy Comments
Amal Al-Saqqaf
Secure Internet: Risks and Threats in the use of Social Networks (Responsible use of the Internet), which seriously affects children and adolescents.
Alexis Anteliz
The DNS Industry and its impact on the development of the Digital Economy
Alexis Anteliz
The slow adoption of IPv6 in Latin American countries
Alexis Anteliz
Discussion on the proposals which are open for public comments, highlighting areas which are important from a user perspective.
Amrita Choudhury
Impact on GDPR on: WHOIS, names and number business house in non EU areas, any other critical impact.
Amrita Choudhury
Key issues which are expected to be discussed in the upcoming ICANN meeting.
Amrita Choudhury
Net neutrality impact on other countries since it may or may not pass (US) Congress.
Kris Seeburn
How to promote privacy in Africa, on the road, at work etc., what tools and mediums.
Kris Seeburn
Impact of Internet shut down in variable countries in Africa and elsewhere.
Kris Seeburn
A strategic plan to create content in African space so that we can focus on Africa and not other areas which raise the costs of traffic.
Kris Seeburn
Email encryption (use of GPG within Gmail or Mailvelope).
Gabriel Bombambo & Alexis Anteliz
Password management (use of KeepassX for example).
Gabriel Bombambo
Youth and Internet Governance (1 in 3 Internet users is a minor)
Fiorella Belciu & Alexis Anteliz
Geo-blocking (case study EU Digital Agenda policies)
Social media are a powerful communication and approach tool, they connect us and allow us to interact constantly, for this reason we bring this webinar on "Good practices in social media" to give participants tools for good and effective account management, publication of content and interaction with their audiences.
What you need to know when working in an intercultural organisation?
Working within ICANN can be challenging, for staff as well as for the numerous volunteers that form this international organisation. Collaboration across the globe and over various time zones, the different perspectives you have whether you participate as an employee or as a volunteer and last but not least often it is the lack of understanding for each other’s cultural background and behaviour which are a source for conflicts.
The good aspect is, that the ICANN community has all the sources to overcome intercultural misunderstandings, we just have to talk and to listen to each other.
This interactive workshop shall help to understand each other’s challenges. We will explore the “secrets” of our different cultures on some dedicated examples such as:
Verbal communication (speed, tone, irony, volume)
The art of small talk
Time sensitivity
How to dress
Eating manners
What is expected from a community leader?
How work hierarchies in your country and which effect they have at your performance at ICANN?
… just to name a few
We will start with a topic related to communication and would like to experience in a first workshop:
“The Art of Small Talk”
Questions to be discussed are inter alia:
What are do and don’ts in a small talk?
Which topics you should never touch?
How important, or less important, is small talk in a region for building trust or just as am matter of politeness?
How sensitive is a culture with regard to speed, tone, irony, volume?
How do you approach a person you would like to get to know?
This workshop addresses the worldwide At-Large Community. We will reach out to At-Large Members from each region asking them to present their local traditions, rules and behaviours. Presentations shall be short while and creative. They can include for instance slides, videos, cartoons …
If this initial workshop is a success, we should organise follow up sessions on the other topics and introduce the format to the wider ICANN Community.
How was the timing of the webinar (XX:00 UTC)? / ¿Cómo fue el horario del webinar (XX:00 UTC)? / Comment s'est déroulé le calendrier du webinaire (XX:00 UTC)?
Too early / Demasiado temprano / Trop tôt
Just right / Solo bien / Juste à droite
Too late / Demasiado tarde / Trop tard
How is the technology used for the webinar? / ¿Cómo se utiliza la tecnología para el seminario web? / Comment la technologie est-elle utilisée pour le webinaire?
Very good / Muy bien / Très bien
Good / Bueno / Bien
Sufficient / Suficiente / Suffisant
Bad / Malo / Mal
Very bad / Muy mal / Très mauvais
Did the speakers demonstrate mastery of the topic? / ¿Los conferenciantes demostraron dominio del tema? / Les intervenants ont-ils fait preuve de maîtrise du sujet?
Extremely strong / Demasiado Fuerte / Extrêmement fort
Not satisfied at all / No estoy satisfecho / Pas satisfait du tout
What region do you live in the moment? / ¿En qué región vives en este momento? / Dans quelle région vivez-vous en ce moment?
Africa / África / Afrique
Asia, Australia and the Pacific Islands / Asia, Australia y las islas del Pacífico / Asie, Australie et les îles du Pacifique
Europe / Europa / L'Europe
Latin America and the Caribbean Islands / América Latina y el Caribe / Amérique latine et Caraïbes
North America / Norteamérica / Amérique du Nord
How many years of experience do you have in the ICANN Community? / ¿Cuántos años de experiencia tiene en la comunidad de ICANN? / Combien d'années d'expérience avez-vous dans la communauté ICANN?
Less than 1 / Menos que 1 / Moins que 1
1-3
3-5
5-10
More than 10 years / Más de 10 años / Plus de 10 ans