On Mon, Dec 12, 2016 at 1:00 PM, Luca Belli <luca.belli(a)fgv.br> wrote:
Hi all,
This is very promising but we may need a different entity from the
DC3 to undertake this kind of partnerships.
As we spoke at the IGF and, particularly, at the workshop on
Saturday, it may be useful to create an entity (open to the
participation of all community networks) in order to organize
ourselves and define together our strategies and coordinate
initiatives and partnerships.
I am exploring the various options that we could utilize in order to
complement the DC3 with a more structured organization dedicated to
promoting community connectivity, while creating a trusted space for
the elaboration of strategies.
It will take a couple of weeks to do a proper research regarding what
options we have on the table.
All the best
Luca
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[mailto:dc3-bounces@listas.altermundi.net] Em nome de Jane Coffin
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Assunto: Re: [DC3] Meeting between DC3-IEEE
Nico –
This is great.
Karen is really super to work with.
Jane
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Date: Thursday, December 8, 2016 at 4:37 PM
To: Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity
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Subject: [DC3] Meeting between DC3-IEEE
Hi guys,
I met with Karen McCabe, Senior Director of Technology Policy and
International Affairs of IEEE and
James Wendorf, Internet Venture Program Director.
I just want to share with you the outcomes of my meeting with IEEE.
The other meeting that comes tomorrow is with the guy from the
Libraries.
This is the email I sent to IEEE guys:
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Hi!
It has been awesome to get together with you two!
Let me just brief you about we have been talking about... please, add
or correct anything you want on this.
This is just a Draft, for us to share with each of our institutions:
IEEE as the Global Technical Community acknowledges that promoting
the expansion of Internet from bottom up through Community Networking
is a viable way and would like to promote it.
The Dynamic Coallision for Community Connectivity (DC3 for short)
represents the global community of Community Networks build from
bottom up, and have the will to grow in a sustainable way.
IEEE and DC3 agree to work together to promote Community Networks as
a mean to grow Internet in a sustainable and empowering way.
These are the initiatives related directly with Community Networks
that we have talked about:
* DC3 will open and share the Courses on Community Network building
(non-technical, 8 hours long) and the Diplomacy on Community Networks
(technical, around 64 hours long).
* IEEE will endorse the Courses on Community Network building and
the Diplomacy on Community Networks. We will work together to take
the courses from a simple endorsement to a certification if it can be.
* IEEE, DC3 and the International Federation of Library Association
and Institutions (IFLA) commit to work together on get tools for
people to build their own networks and be able to be part of Internet.
* With the involvement of the IFLA, we will coordinate with DC3,
IEEE and the Libraries to have a pilot to give the courses on site
and empower one community we will choose together. We will document
the process in order to use them as an example for each organization
to motivate the members on this initiative.
* As a long term goal, we will encourage Engineers on the field
around the world to promote Community Networks as a means to do
Community work.
We also talked about TV Whitespace, and the need for a global open
standard protocol for exchanging spectrum usage information.
We commited to get to our communities to know a little more about how
things are going on IEEE side (IEEE 802 technical group).
We share the concern to have an open standard protocol for exchanging
spectrum usage information.
On my side, I need to talk to my community about what needs to be
done to open our content.
On your side, you will talk with your people about the proposals and
about what happened with TVWS inside TVWS.
Hope to start working with you!
Regards,
-- Nicolás Pace
http://www.linkedin.com/in/nickar