Dear Carolina - and all, In the recent times my main interest has shifted from DNS matters to issues related to multilingualism in the Internet. I know that multilingualism has aspects that are related to the DNS, like for instance IDNs, but my focus is now more on a cultural point of view rather than a technical point of view.
I will therefore not join the new mailing list, but plan to nevertheless attend the DC-DNSI session, that I have marked on my calendar. Best regards, Roberto > On 18.09.2023, at 16:50, Carolina Caeiro <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear all, > > It is a pleasure to resume contact with all members of the Dynamic Coalition > on DNS Issues. > > This is Carolina Caeiro from the DNS Research Federation and Nik Smith from > Verisign. Nik and I have been collaborating on reactivating the work of the > DC-DNSI over the last couple of months. > > As the WSIS+20 process approaches, we believe it is important for the IGF to > continue featuring conversations on the role of the DNS in Internet > governance and explore how the Internet community can strengthen multi > stakeholder responses to address issues that involve the DNS. > > We are reaching out to invite you to join the conversation! > > We have updated the work plan for the DC-DNSI. You can access the text here > <https://www.intgovforum.org/en/content/dynamic-coalition-on-dns-issues-dc-dnsi>. > We are happy to take any feedback you may have on the proposed lines of > work, either through the mailing list or if you’d like to contact us directly. > > We have secured a spot in the agenda of the forthcoming IGF. Our session > entitled "Closing the Governance Gaps: New Paradigms for a Safer DNS" is > tentatively scheduled for Monday October 9 from 17:00 to 18:30 Kyoto time > (UTC+9). You may find the session description here > <https://www.google.com/url?q=https://intgovforum.org/en/content/igf-2023-dc-dnsi-closing-the-governance-gaps-new-paradigms-for-a-safer-dns&sa=D&source=docs&ust=1695035071339233&usg=AOvVaw35tHtlcUO9xIaC7sKpmx7Q>. > The goal is to have a conversation about existing and emerging governance > gaps in combating DNS-related online threats and explore concrete actions > needed to bridge those gaps from across the Internet ecosystem. This will be > a great opportunity for the community to provide input and feedback on the > proposed action plan for the coalition. > > Here are some concrete actions we would appreciate from the members of this > mailing list: > Confirm your continued interest in the DC-DNSI. We would like to update the > list of participating stakeholders, so if you would like to continue > participating in the Dynamic Coalition, please subscribe to the new mailing > list here <https://lists.dnsrf.org/postorius/lists/dc-dnsi.lists.dnsrf.org/>. > Give us input on the proposed action plan. You can do this via email to the > mailing list, individual emails to the points of contact, or at the IGF > session itself. Depending on the appetite of the group, we may organise an > interim meeting ahead of the IGF in Kyoto. > Join the session at IGF 2023. We have a diverse set of speakers, and would > love to have as many members of this mailing list to join the conversation. > We will be circulating scheduling details once the final IGF agenda is > confirmed. > We are excited to reactivate the work of the DC-DNSI and facilitate > conversations among the members of this group. > > We look forward to your feedback. > > Warm regards, > > Carolina & Nik > > -- > Carolina Caeiro > Senior Policy and Governance Specialist > > Oxford Information Labs > Lincoln House, Pony Road, Oxford OX4 2RD > E: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> | M: +447951980626 >
