[governance] [igf_members] opening session civil society speaker

[Adam Peake]

Grace is a very experienced researcher, and very 
nice (hello Grace :-)).  She's one of the leading 
volunteers behind KICTANet, a multistakeholder 
network that's extremely influential in the 
Kenyan ICT sector (and for anyone going to the 
IGF well worth checking out to get a sense of 
what's happening in Kenya, there's a summary of 
mailing list discussions on their website 
<http://www.kictanet.or.ke/> The "Bitange for 
President' thread's pretty good.)

I guess there will be 3-5 minutes speaking time 
depending on the number of speakers.  Whoever's 
proposed, and would be best to include other CS 
groups in this discussion, Internet Rights and 
Principles for example, then provide the person 
with a list of points to include.

Adam




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>Thank you very much Jeremy. You read my mind. I think it¹s really fair.
>While I do like you to be speaking in the 
>opening session, I believe that we need to avoid 
>appointing the same people every year.
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>We should appoint preferably a woman from the 
>south, but the quality remains the main 
>criterion.
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>[mailto:governance at lists.cpsr.org] De la part de 
>Jeremy Malcolm
>Envoyé : jeudi 8 septembre 2011 01:18
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>Objet : Re: [governance] [igf_members] opening session civil society speaker
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>On 08/09/2011, at 12:36 AM, Jeanette Hofmann wrote:
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>
>Hi, we need to nominate a speaker for the opening session. see below.
>
>Many thanks for the nomination and the +1! 
> However, I spoke at last year's closing 
>ceremony, and am not a woman, so I think some 
>other nominations to consider (self or 
>otherwise) would also be valuable.
>
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