[NCUC-EC] Possible invitees for NCUC CS outreach meeting in DC Wed. 13 January

[Edward Morris]

Thanks for all your work on this Bill.

I just want to remind my fellow Counsellors that we have a call on January 15th so please take this into consideration when planning your travel. For example, although I can get from DC to London the night of the 14th, it would be difficult, if not impossible, for me to get to my flat in Leeds in time for the call the next day. Similarly those still in DC on the 15th will have to sort a way to be on the call.

Best,

Ed

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> On Dec 15, 2014, at 2:19 PM, William Drake <william.drake at uzh.ch> wrote:
> 
> Hello
> 
> As we’ve discussed, there will be an NCUC civil society outreach meeting in DC the morning of Wed. 14 January, after the NCPH meeting.  Probably we’ll do 10-1pm, we’ll see.  Think it will be in some law office, the ICANN office is not available. More on that later.  
> 
> Again, for the covered travelers, if you cannot get an afternoon or evening flight out on the 14th, ICANN will cover your hotel that night.  Once Constituency Travel starts to get in touch on this and you’ve worked out your itinerary, please let me and Rob Hoggarth know if you will be needing hotel for that night.
> 
> I’d like to do something similar to what we tried at the LA outreach meeting, but better—have a number of people teed up to speak 3 minutes each on some of the issues we work on, hold all Q&A until the end and then go to an integrative freewheeling discussion.  Since the folks we will be inviting are generally pretty up to speed beltway mavens, we won’t need to do a lot of what is ICANN introductory nonsense…just get to what we’re doing and then have discussion and say if you’re into knowing more or maybe even joining please be in touch.  We’ll sort this out going forward.
> 
> Below is the list of people that the ICANN DC office invited to meet with Fadi when he was in DC in January for the State of the Net Conference.  A number of these it’d be good to invite again, but some I’d drop, e.g. people from conservative think tanks and such who neither share our views nor are going to get involved with us.  I don’t know exactly how many bodies the room we’ll have can accommodate, am waiting for an answer on that from Rob and Chris, but am guessing we’d want a mix like a dozen of us and two dozen external folks?
> 
> Depending on the numbers, we may not be able to accommodate all the bodies we can name, or might have to do it in waves, i.e. invite a first tranche and if some say no then invite others.  We’ll figure it out.  What I want to know now is, are there DC public interest activists and friendly analysts you can think of who are not listed and might conceivably be interested in meeting with us to hear what we’re into etc?  If so, please send me their names, affiliations and email addresses to fold into the list, and then we’ll sort out later who’s in our first tranche etc.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bill
> 
> Brigner	Paul	Internet Society (ISOC)	Regional Director North America Bureau
> Solomon	Brett	Access	Executive Director
> Kimmelman	Gene	Public Knowledge	President
> Beach	Tim	Georgetown	Director, Program in Science, Technology, and International Affairs
> Hoffman	Lance	George Washington	Director, Computer Science Department
> Zaychenko	Elizaveta	American Enterprise Institute	Tech Policy Intern
> Eisenach	Jeffrey	American Enterprise Institute	Director, Center for Internet, Communications, and Technology Policy
> Nojeim	Gregory	Center for Democracy and Technology	Director, Project on Freedom, Security & Technology
> Lewis	James	Center for Strategic and International Studies	Director and Senior Fellow, Strategic Technologies Program
> DeNardis	Laura	American University	Professor, School of Communications
> Lordan	Tim	Internet Education Foundation	Executive Director
> Burger	Eric	Georgetown	Research Professor of Computer Science and Director, Georgetown Center for Secure Communications
> Dourado	Eli	George Mason	Research Fellow, Tech Policy, Mercatus Center, George Mason Univ. 
> Levin	Blair	Aspen Institute	Fellow, Aspen Institute
> Atkinson	Robert	ITIF	President, ITIF
> Brown	Kathryn	ISOC	CEO, ISOC
> Kornbluh	Karen	CFR	Senior Fellow for Digital Policy
> West	Darrell	Brookings	Vice President and Director, Governance Studies; Founding Director, Center for Technology Innovation 
> O'Connor	Nuala	CDT	President & CEO
> McDowell	Robert	Hudson Institute	Visiting Fellow (and 5th panel member)
> Lenard	Thomas	Technology Policy Institute	President
> Maciel	Marilia	Center for Technology and Society, Getulio Vargas Foundation	Project Leader/Researcher/Assistant Professor of IP Law
> Tim Maurer 	 	Open Technology Institute 	 
> Kehl	Danielle	New America Foundation	 
> Sascha Meinrath 	 	New America Foundation	 
> Holmes Wilson	 	Fight for the Future	 
> Pedro Abramovay	 	Open Society Foundations	 
> Yeh	Jennifer	Free Press	Policy Counsel
> Craig Aaron 	 	Free Press	 
> Matt Wood	 	Free Press	 
> Rebecca MacKinnon	 	New America and GNI	 
> Catalina Botero 	 	OAS Special Rappourter 	 
> Kilic	Burcu	Public Citizen 	 
> Cerda	Alberto	Derechos Digitales and Georgetown Univ. 	 
> Daniel Weitzner	 	MIT	 
> Vasdev	Samhir	World Bank	Innovation and Design Consultant, Open Technology Alliance
> Pohl	Rachel	Aspen Institute	 
> Rossini	Carolina	Public Knowledge	
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