This session offered all the At-Large Leaders the opportunity to provide feedback on ICANN 65, specifically At-Large sessions. As new activities will be introduced, this feedback was important for future planning. This
Universal Acceptance (UA) is the state where all domain names and all email addresses can be used in all applications. With (a) the introduction of domain names in different scripts, (b) the
Building on the successful sequence of ATLAS III preparatory webinars, this face-to-face meeting aimed at providing a better knowledge of the present problems of cybersecurity facing the worldwide multi-stakeholder community. The session
The At Large community in partnership with the Universal Acceptance Steering Group(UASG) hosted a kickoff meeting to evangelize and spread the word on Universal Acceptance. UA is important for communities around the
NextGen participants gave 5-10 minute presentations on various topics of research they have completed, related to ICANN’s work, or websites they are affiliated with related to ICANN’s work, or thesis projects they
This session explored technologies that may have affected the unique identifier ecosystem the ICANN helps coordinate. The discussion was centred around the policy aspects of DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over
Facilitator Brian Cute looked for feedback on next steps in a community conversation about how to evolve ICANN’s multistakeholder model, to improve its efficiency and effectiveness, as part of the work to
The Multistakeholder Ethos Award Program, launched in June 2014 in London, seeks to recognize long-standing community members who have served in leadership roles in multiple ICANN working groups or committees, and demonstrated
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