[IRP] our proposals for events @ IGF09

[Jac sm Kee]

hello all,

apologies for being silent on such a vibrant and critical period of 
discussions and feedback. i've been away from connectivity and just 
managing to catch up now. to share, APC WNSP has submitted a workshop 
proposal aiming to look at the issue of openness and security from the 
perspective of sexuality rights and women's rights - and aiming to bring 
in voices of young people in this area. we're also co-sponsoring a 
workshop submission with IT4Change, which i'm sure anja can speak more on :)

appreciate the richness of discussions on key concepts and the work put 
in in the submission of feedback and proposals. and saying yes to the 
friday 8 may discussion on this.

might want to try doodle.com or timeanddate.com to organise across manic 
time zones!

best,
jac



Max Senges wrote:
> Hi everybody
> 
> workshop proposals have to handed in by tuesday
> 
> as discussed in our meeting let's see whether we can organize:
> 
> - our coalition meeting: reporting on our years work, present and 
> discuss definitions for rights/principles approach and strategy
> 
> - a workshop on: best practices & instruments (hands-on) how to promote 
> rights and principles [i understand/hope Lisa will coordinate that proposal]
> 
> - a round table on rights and principles (bringing together decision 
> makers and try to set an agenda pursue jointly) - i am not sure wether 
> the idea of round tables has actually been accepted; i asked bertrand in 
> a message
> 
> - a workshop on: rights in principles in social network governance [this 
> would be with a group of co-organizers, who i have just contacted to 
> coordinate the production of a proposal]
> 
> ok if there are more ideas/proposals for workshops please take a look at 
> the proposal form below which needs to be submitted @ 
> http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/index.php/component/chronocontact/?chronoformname=WSProposals2009
> 
> ok have a good weekend
> max
>  
> Title: ToolTip
> Propose a short concise title for the workshop (not more then 10 words)
> 
> 
> Concise Description:
> ToolTip
> Concise Description: :: Provide a concise description of the workshop 
> (not more than 200 words)
> Which of the five broad IGF Themes or the Cross-Cutting Priorities does 
> your workshop fall under?
> 
> Please make a selection
> Have you organized an IGF workshop before?YesNo
> If so, please provide the link to the report:
> Would you be the Workshop organizer? Yes No
> If so, who would you approach as co-organizers ? If not, who do you 
> think should organize it?
> The Workshop is proposed on behalf of:
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Jac sm Kee
Association of Progressive Communications, Women's Networking Support 
Programme (APC WNSP)
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