On Monday-Wednesday 22-24 May 2023 the Indigenous Connectivity Institute will host the Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2023 (ICS 2023). The Indigenous Connectivity Summit brings together Indigenous community members, leaders, network operators, researchers and policymakers with a common goal: to connect Indigenous communities to fast, affordable and sustainable internet. The ICS has grown to be the primary convening for Indigenous leadership and allies working across the United States and Canada to build a digital future on their terms.
** Only the sessions from Mon 22 May – Tue 23 May will be livestreamed. **
01 Welcome (10:48)
Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
Brittany Woods-Orrison – AKPIRG
02 Elder Wilson Justin (16:49)
Wilson Justin – Althsetnay clan
03 Artwork presentation (07:39)
Chloey Cavanaugh – Was’ineidi Tax’Hit, Eagle Wolf Clan; Black and White Raven Company
04 Recognizing and honoring Indigenous sovereignty in a digital world (49:05)
Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD
Davida Delmar – AmerInd Risk
Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nation
MOD: Madeleine Redfern – CanArctic Inuit Networks
05 Universal Service – Connecting Millions to Broadband Services (18:15)
Gem Labarta – Navajo Nation — Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC)
06 Avoiding snake oil – working with outside organizations to build networks (46:43)
Claudia Tarbell – Akwesasne / Calix
Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD
MOD: Bill Murdoch – Clear Sky Connections / FMCC
07 Alaska Office of Broadband (21:32)
Melissa Kookesh – Raven Dog Salmon, Tlingit / Tribal Liaison, Alaska Office of Broadband
08 Deploying Starlink LEO technology in response to COVID Education Requirements in Nishnawbe Aski Nation (41:34)
Jamie Saunders – Nishnawbe Aski Nation
Katie Laufenberg – FSET Information and Technology Services
Michael McKay – Nishnawbe Aski Nation
09 Measuring Internet Performance (17:43)
Jeff Buell – CIRA
10 Atlantic First Nation Tech Services(16:10)
Allan MacKenzie – Atlantic First Nation Tech Services
11 Reconciliation within Regulation (29:17)
Claire Anderson – Taku River Tlingit First Nation / CRTC
12 Introducing the ICS Calls to Action (10:57)
Natalie Campbell – Internet Society
Phil Steinhauer-Mozejko – Saddle Lake Cree Nation / Connect Humanity / Indigenous Connectivity Institute
13 Getting ready for BEAD funding (41:21)
Hallie Bissett – Tribal Ready
E.J. John – American Indian Policy Institute
MOD: Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
14 Day 2 Welcome (3:04)
Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
15 Karrier.one (37:47)
Samer Bishay – Karrier.one / Iristel
Landon Miller – Karrier.one
16 How can we make consultation processes work for our communities? (53:08)
Erin Knight – Open Media
E.J. John – Navajo Nation / American Indian Policy Institute
Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nations
MOD: Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
17 Forward Focused Nation Building (22:22)
Karim Lakhani – Harvard University
Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nations
18 Formation of Internet Society Nevada Chapter (00:50)
Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
Contact – https://nvisoc.org
19 What is Alaska’s extraordinary story? (42:03)
Adam Geisler – La Jolla Band / NTIA
Angela Bennett – NTIA
20 Rural Utilities Service (RUS) Telecommunications Programs Update (13:13)
Andy Berke – USDA
21 Research on Indigenous Networks: Learning from projects, Assessing Impacts (19:18)
Dr. Heather Hudson – University of Alaska, Anchorage
22 The Rural Alaska Experience (44:37)
Jennifer Nelson – GCI
Shawn Williams – Pacific Dataport
MOD: Dr. Heather Hudson – University of Alaska, Anchorage
23 Formation of Internet Society Pacific Northwest Chapter (01:06)
Dr. Spencer Sevilla, University of Washington
contact – spencer.builds.networks (at) gmail.com
24 Building an urban Indigenous network – Jewel Pierre-Roscelli + Shelley Anderson (15:36)
Jewel Pierre-Roscelli – Dakota / Vincent Design / Internet Society Manitoba Chapter
Shelley Anderson – Indigenous Vision for the North End
25 Hoopa Valley Case Study (14:59)
Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD
26 How can we develop an Indigenous workforce in networking? (47:34)
Joe Valandra – Rosebud Sioux Tribe, South Dakota / Tribal Ready
Alfred Loon – Cree / Eeyou Communications Network
Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
MOD: Sally Braun – Indigenous Connectivity Institute
27 Digital navigators – Davida Delmar + Vicky Yuki (19:11)
Davida Delmar – Navajo Nation / AMERIND Critical Infrastructure
Vicky Yuki – NDIA
LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ics2023
AGENDA https://connecthumanity.fund/indigenous-connectivity-summit-2023-agenda/
REGISTER https://bit.ly/3I1cAuQ
REAL TIME TEXT
MON AM – https://bit.ly/ICS2023-1
MON PM – https://bit.ly/ICS2023-2
TUE AM – https://bit.ly/ICS2023-3
TUE PM – https://bit.ly/ICS2023-4
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SIMULCASTS
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc (AI Captions)
https://www.facebook.com/ISOCNewMexico (AI Captions)
ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/ics2023
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