[governance] NetMundial opening ceremony address (Civil Society) Draft speech plan

[Deirdre Williams]

Looks good to me.
As they say in the theatre - break a leg :-)
Deirdre


On 21 April 2014 12:07, Nnenna Nwakanma <nnenna75 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear all
>
> I have received some 100+ feedback on the request for issues to be
> included.   Here are a few remarks from my end:
>
> 1. It is not possible to bring all our issues to fore. We have a choice of
> either rolling out most issues and getting them drowned, or picking out 2-3
> key issues and building them up. I'm choosing the later.
>
> 2. NetMundial is dealing with two key challenges: Principles and Road Map
> for the future of Internet Governance. In as much as it might be important
> to  decry most ongoings, I believe it is far more valuable to step into the
> future, anticipate and advance leading thoughts.
>
> 3. I only have 8 minutes and in reality, the speech needs to be
> constrained to 7.  So below is a brief outline:
>
> ===
> Draft minute by minute:
>
>    1. Intro of Nnenna: Africa,  Best Bits and  Internet Governance Caucus
>    2. Intro of the Web Foundation: Mission, and key activities
>    3. On principles: a) Access  b) social change and justice
>    4. On principles c) Human Rights and Freedoms
>    5. On Roadmap: a) Participation b) resources
>    6. On Roadmap: c) Change (accountability, transparency)
>    7. Overarching issue: Trust and positive agenda
>    8. Thanks
>
> ===
>
> All for now
>
> Nnenna
>
>
>
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