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Issues with Adobe Connect at ICANN61Yesterday we were notified by a member of the Security and Stability Advisory Committee of what appearsto be a potentially serious security issue affecting our use of Adobe Connect.
In order to protect the members of the multistakeholder community, and out of an abundance of caution, wehave suspended our Adobe Connect services. This means that Adobe Connect services will not beavailable for the rest of ICANN61. Read Göran Marby's blog here.
Today's Notable Sessions
TIME SESSION ROOM LOCATION
08:30-09:30 Joint Meeting: ASO/NRO and ICANN Board Ballroom A
09:00-16:45 ccNSO Members Meeting Day 2, Parts 1-4- see schedule
209-BC
10:15-12:00 ICANN FY19 Operating Plan and Budget,Review of Public Comments, Part 2
202
13:30-20:00 GAC Communiqué Drafting Ballroom B
15:15-16:45 Joint Meeting: CPH and CSG 104
17:00-18:00 Process to Establish IRP Standing Panel 202
DNSSEC Workshop
TIME SESSION ROOM LOCATION
09:00-15:00 DNSSEC Workshop, Parts 1-3 - see 208-BC
schedule
Community Meetings and Sessions
TIME SESSION ROOM LOCATION
13:00-15:00 GNSO Council Meeting 104
15:15-16:15 SSAC Session Ballroom A
17:00-18:30 ASO Session 101-A
17:00-18:30 ccNSO Council Meeting 209-BC
New Session! Discussions on GDPR and WHOISCompliance Models to ContinueAn additional cross-community session on GDPR and WHOIScompliance models is scheduled for today: Cross-Community Session: GDPR and WHOISCompliance Models (Continued) | Today, 9:30-10:30, Ballroom A This meeting extends the discussions from Monday's cross-community session. Remote participation is available for thosewho are unable to attend in person.
From Pilots to Kickoff: The Open Data InitiativeICANN's Open Data Initiative produced a number of early pilotsas part of an exercise in making data available via both anapplication program interface (API) and online, interactive tools.
Learn about these early pilots and the plans to move forward tothe project kickoff in this new blog by ICANN's Matt Larson, VPof Research, Office of the Chief Technology Officer.
Don't Miss Tomorrow's Q&A Session with ICANN's Executive TeamTake the opportunity to ask questions of Göran Marby and the ICANN organization Executive Team at anopen Q&A session tomorrow morning. This session gives you a chance to ask the entire team anything youwant. Q&A with ICANN Organization Executive Team | Thursday, 9:00-10:15, Ballroom A We want to hear from you! Whether you're attending ICANN61 in person or remotely, please submit yourquestions to [email protected] before or during the session. And of course, we welcome you tostop and talk to us at any time during ICANN61. We look forward to seeing you!
Today's Reviews Sessions
NomCom Review Update | Today, 9:00-10:15, 208-ACome to today's session and hear the independent examinerpresent draft recommendations and next steps of the NominatingCommittee (NomCom) Review. Take this opportunity to provide input and engage face-to-face with theindependent examiner.
RSSAC Organizational Review Session | Today, 13:30-15:00, 101-AThe independent examiner has published its assessment report of the Root Server System AdvisoryCommittee (RSSAC) and invites your feedback by 23 March. At today's open session, the independentexaminer shares feedback, and you are welcome to give input and ask questions.
Give Your Feedback on ICANN's Africa Strategy Come hear a presentation on the implementation of the five-year engagement strategy in Africa.
Africa Strategy | Today, 15:15-16:30, 102
Participants will provide input to be incorporated into a finalversion to be released on 6 May during the Africa Internet Summitmeeting in Dakar, Senegal.
Today's APAC Activities Calling all Asia Pacific (APAC) community members! See you at the following events.
APAC Space | Today, 12:15-13:30, 102Join fellow APAC community members to discuss the Next-Generation Generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD)Registration Directory Services to Replace WHOIS Policy Development Process (PDP).
APAC Social | Today, 17:30-18:30, TerraceCome network with fellow APAC community members over food and drinks.
Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Puerto Rico1. Many of the streets in old San Juan are paved with adoquines, or blue cobblestone pavers,made from waste from iron smelting.
The famous cobblestones were brought as ballast on European ships in the 18th century, and werelater used to pave streets of San Juan. Over years of wear and exposure to the elements, they havedeveloped their characteristic blue color.
Read more...
Update on ICANN's Domain Name Registrant Program Tune in tomorrow for information on issues affecting registrants as well asan update on educational efforts aimed at helping registrants understandtheir rights and responsibilities, the domain name ecosystem and how tonavigate it, and the ICANN policies that impact them.
Understanding Issues Facing Registrants and Helping Them
Navigate ICANN Policies | Thursday, 9:15-10:15, 103-B
Latest Developments in Internationalized DomainNames The session presents the various Internationalized Domain Name (IDN)projects being undertaken within the IDN program, including the progresson Root Zone Label Generation Rules work by community panels.
IDN Program Update | Today, 17:00-18:15, 209-A
Bertnell A. Malisa Richards (Guyana)ICANN Fellowship Program AlumnaICANN61 is her second ICANN Public Meeting.
Bertnell A. Malisa Richards studied computer science andstatistics at the University of Guyana and was an academiclecturer for 14 years. Her passions include instructional design,data science, and Internet governance.
She's been involved in ICANN since 2016, when she attendedthe first training course of the Entrepreneurship and InternetCentre (CEILAC) in Paraguay. In 2017, she was selected toattend ICANN58 as a Fellow. The meeting broadened her
horizons, and the interconnected relationship between the Internet Society (ISOC) and ICANN became clearto her. This motivated her to lead the formation of the ISOC Guyana Chapter - officially recognized in July2017 - working together with Lance Hinds, Guyana's representative on the Governmental AdvisoryCommittee (GAC).
She's a member of the Non-Commercial Users Constituency (NCUC) and participates in the CaribbeanWorking Group in the Latin American and Caribbean Islands Regional At-Large Organization (LACRALO).
Call to Action: "We need more participation from the English-speaking Caribbean."
David Morar (United States)Ph.D. student at Schar School of Policy and Government,George Mason University
David Morar is an academic and Ph.D. candidate studyingInternet governance. For him, an ICANN Fellowship was morethan just an obvious thing to do, it was his entry into an amazingworld of smart people, engaging debates, and thoughtfuldecision-making. His first experience as a Fellow was at theICANN58 Community Forum in Copenhagen in 2017. There,after studying ICANN for years at a distance, he finally fullyunderstood the acronyms, constituencies, stakeholder groups,and basically how everything works.
Since then he's become more involved in Internet governance events and issues around the U.S. He joinedDiploFoundation as an Assistant Rapporteur for the Geneva Internet Platform (GIP) Digital Watch, and hasextended his network to literally span the globe. He is attending ICANN61 as a returning Fellow, withnovelty no longer a factor. He plans to better understand the At-Large and Generic Names SupportingOrganization (GNSO) communities and choose a path for his further involvement in ICANN.
Fidya Shabrina (Indonesia)Fidya Shabrina learned about ICANN from a good friend who wasa NextGen participant, and attended her first meeting atICANN57 in India through ICANN's NextGen program. She'sattending ICANN61 as a NextGen Ambassador.
As a NextGen Ambassador, she's excited to learn as much aspossible. She considers the Internet a global playground for theworld's citizens - where not all rules are stated. She thinks thatthe multistakeholder model of Internet governance is the best wayto ensure that everyone benefits. She is honored to share herICANN experience with the some of the world's greatest talentsand leaders.
