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==History==
 
==History==
At [[ICANN 48]], [[Fadi Chehade]] led a community discussion on preparations for the upcoming [[NETmundial]] meeting in Brazil.<ref name="48session">[https://archive.icann.org/meetings/buenosaires2013/en/schedule/wed-multistakeholder-community.html ICANN 48 Archive - ICANN Community Preparation for the Multistakeholder Meeting in Brazil], November 20, 2013</ref> Chehade initially proposed that the meeting might spur the SOs and ACs to create two CCWGs: one for collecting input on ICANN's participation in NETmundial, and one focused on the continued development of the [[1net]] mailing list and refining its purpose as a platform for discussion of governance issues.<ref name="48transcript">[https://archive.icann.org/meetings/buenosaires2013/en/schedule/wed-multistakeholder-community/transcript-multistakeholder-community-20nov13-en.html ICANN 48 Archive - Transcript, ICANN Community Preparation for the Multistakeholder Meeting in Brazil], November 20, 2013</ref> During the conversation, [[Milton Mueller]], [[Bertrand de la Chappelle]], and [[Olivier Crepin-Leblond]] all suggested that one CCWG focused on Internet governance was likely more appropriate. A number of commenters agreed that, although the scope and shape of ICANN's contributions to NETmundial and beyond were likely to grow and expand beyond the confines of any working group, a focus within ICANN would be useful.<ref name="48transcript" />
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At [[ICANN 48]], [[Fadi Chehade]] led a community discussion on preparations for the upcoming [[NETmundial]] meeting in Brazil.<ref name="48session">[https://archive.icann.org/meetings/buenosaires2013/en/schedule/wed-multistakeholder-community.html ICANN 48 Archive - ICANN Community Preparation for the Multistakeholder Meeting in Brazil], November 20, 2013</ref> Chehade initially proposed that the meeting might spur the SOs and ACs to create two CCWGs: one for collecting input on ICANN's participation in NETmundial, and one focused on the continued development of the [[1net]] mailing list and refining its purpose as a platform for discussion of governance issues.<ref name="48transcript">[https://archive.icann.org/meetings/buenosaires2013/en/schedule/wed-multistakeholder-community/transcript-multistakeholder-community-20nov13-en.html ICANN 48 Archive - Transcript, ICANN Community Preparation for the Multistakeholder Meeting in Brazil], November 20, 2013</ref> During the conversation, [[Milton Mueller]], [[Bertrand de la Chapelle]], and [[Olivier Crepin-Leblond]] all suggested that one CCWG focused on Internet governance was likely more appropriate. A number of commenters agreed that, although the scope and shape of ICANN's contributions to NETmundial and beyond were likely to grow and expand beyond the confines of any working group, a focus within ICANN would be useful.<ref name="48transcript" />
  
 
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==References==

Revision as of 19:35, 28 December 2021

Cross Community Working Group on Internet Governance
Status: Active
Issue Areas: Internet Governance
Date Established: November 2013
Charter: WG Charter
Workspace: Community Wiki

The Cross-Community Working Group on Internet Governance was created in November 2013 at ICANN 48 as a means of participation and engagement with upcoming Internet governance events, specifically NETmundial.[1] The CCWG had three initial charter members: the ccNSO; the gNSO; and ALAC; as well as members from the GAC, SSAC, and RSSAC.[1]

History

At ICANN 48, Fadi Chehade led a community discussion on preparations for the upcoming NETmundial meeting in Brazil.[2] Chehade initially proposed that the meeting might spur the SOs and ACs to create two CCWGs: one for collecting input on ICANN's participation in NETmundial, and one focused on the continued development of the 1net mailing list and refining its purpose as a platform for discussion of governance issues.[3] During the conversation, Milton Mueller, Bertrand de la Chapelle, and Olivier Crepin-Leblond all suggested that one CCWG focused on Internet governance was likely more appropriate. A number of commenters agreed that, although the scope and shape of ICANN's contributions to NETmundial and beyond were likely to grow and expand beyond the confines of any working group, a focus within ICANN would be useful.[3]

References