The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
(ICANN) has created a Global Indigenous Ambassador Programme (GIAP), reports ITRealms.
The programme, ITRealms gathered was established with
two Indigenous Ambassadors, to be selected from underrepresented indigenous
communities.
ICANN said that through the
inclusion of a broader and more diverse base of knowledgeable constituents, it
would be better equipped to support the next generation of the global Internet
community.
"This is an exciting
opportunity for two Indigenous Ambassadors to learn about ICANN and the
At-Large community, representing the best interests of Internet end
users," states Loris Taylor, President & CEO, Native Public Media.
ITRealms also reports that ICANN is now
accepting applications for two Global Indigenous Ambassadors.
Applicants, ICANN said, must be
members of unserved or underserved tribal or native communities and meet the ICANN Fellowship Program criteria[icann.org.
Selected participants will receive
travel, hotel, and per diem for the ICANN60 Conference in Abu Dhabi, United
Arab Emirates, to be held 28 October – 3 November 2017, while deadline for submitting applications is 6
July 2017.
Nonye Dom/GEE
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