DC SIG
| Organization | |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-profit |
| Focus | Schools of Internet Governance |
| Websites | |
The Dynamic Coalition (DC SIG) is a space for SIGs to gather and share techniques, curricula, and educational innovations. The DC is also focused on helping build a network for faculties, alumni, and potential fellows.[1]
They meet annually at the IGF.[2]
Founding Members
[edit | edit source]Here follows the list of founding members from different sectors:
Civil society and academia:
- Wolfgang KleinwÀchter: SIG Founder and Prof. Emeritus University of Aarhus
- Avri Doria: SIG Faculty, Technicalities
- Anriette Esterhuysen: AfriSIG, Association for Progressive Communication
- Sandra Hoferichter: Rainer Rodewald, EuroSSIG
- Olga Cavalli and AdriĂĄn Carballo: ArgenSIG, South School on Internet Governance, University of Buenos Aires
- Eduardo DĂaz: North American School of Internet Governance (NASIG)
- SĂ©bastien Bachollet: EFGI, Ecole Française de la Gouvernance de lâInternet (in project)
- Satish Babu: APSIG, India SIG
- Jacqueline Eggenschwiler: EuroSSIG alumna, University of Oxford
- Lianna Galstyan: Armenian School on Internet Governance
- Mary Uduma: Nigerian IGF / SIG
- Amir Qayyum: PkSIG Faculty
- Carolina Ines Aguerre
Business Sector:
- Robert Pepper: Facebook
- Keith Drazek: Verisign
Technical Community:
- Jörg Schweiger: DENIC
- Nigel Hickson: ICANN
- Chris Buckridge and Marco Hogewoning: RIPE NCC
- Hartmut Glaser: Brazil SIG, CGI.br
Government:
- Fiona Alexander: NTIA (USA)
- Christina Arida: NTRA (Egypt)
- Thomas Schneider: OFCOM Switzerland[1]
References
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