[alac] ALAC Marrakech planning wiki

[Wendy Seltzer <wendy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 10:00 PM 5/27/2006 +0200, Annette Muehlberg wrote:
> I think, the wiki idea for developing the agenda was very good.

Started: <http://www.icannwiki.org/ALAC_Marrakech>

>  We planned the RALO workshop, I think, for sunday

OK so who's planning the RALO workshop?

Suggested items for the agenda:
10 min overview of how we got here (past membership experiments, 
concerns addressed by this model, concerns generated by this model)
5 min overviews of the RALO experience in each region, with 
opportunity for input from region's individuals if they're in the audience
- should we send out questionnaires to the accredited ALSs asking 
them, e.g., how they feel about their ICANN participation; how they'd 
like to help; what, if anything they'd like to change?
RALO formation.
- where it's in progress, what template documents could make the process easier
- where it's not in progress, what are the barriers to RALO formation
- what's been tried, what's worked, what's failed
How can individuals impact ICANN decision-making?
On what issues do individual Internet users want to impact ICANN? on 
what issues should they?
Open questions and alternatives
- should the same models apply to all regions?
- should ALS/RALO/ALAC have Board votes? GNSO Council votes?
- should individuals form constituencies instead of or in addition to 
ALS-RALOs?

I see this as a three-hour to half-day workshop.

--Wendy

> and wanted to focus on IDNs and put a special focus on the african region.
> So, Hong, Siavash - any plans for another IDN workshop? John also 
> made a proposal to invite someone.
> What about our african ALAC members - do you have more precise 
> proposals for the schedule?
>
> But we also need a general guidance for the other meetings, that 
> they do not overlap with ours. I do not know, if Denise will do it 
> as she used to. Any volunteers?
>
> Best
> Annette

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Wendy Seltzer -- wendy@xxxxxxxxxxx
Visiting Assistant Professor of Law, Brooklyn Law School
Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
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