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  ISOC Live 7:00 pm on May 31, 2024 Permalink | Reply
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  WEBCAST JUN 4-6 – Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2024 

  On Tuesday- Thursday June 4-6 2024 the Indigenous Connectivity Institute (ICI) will host the 8th Indigenous Connectivity Summit (ICS 2024) in Membertou, Nova Scotia. The Indigenous Connectivity Summit is a community-led forum is the primary convening for Indigenous leadership and allies working across the United States and Canada to build a digital future on their terms.

  01 Welcome and opening ceremony
  Mark Buell, Indigenous Connectivity Institute
  Jewel Pierre-Roscelli, Emcee
  Avery Pelletier, Skownan First Nation, Emcee
  Chief Terrence Paul, Membertou First Nation
  02 Introducing the ICS Calls to Action
  Erin Knight, ICI
  Natalie Dunleavy Campbell, Internet Society
  03 How do we get Indigenous leadership interested in broadband?
  Bill Murdoch, Clear Sky Connections
  Jesse Fiddler, K-NET
  Sharaz Khan, University of Calgary
  Moderator: Tim Whiteduck, Conseil en education des premieres nations
  04 The community based approach for digital equity research
  Julie Chamberlain, University of Winnipeg
  Sheldon Valiquette, University of Winnipeg
  Moderator: Joel Templeman, Internet Society Manitoba Chapter
  05 Building an Indigenous workforce in networking
  Nikki Muswaggon, Manitoba First Nations SchoolNet
  Carlos Francisco Baca Feldman, Rhizomatica
  Joel Templeman, Internet Society Manitoba Chapter
  Moderator: Mark Buell
  06 What does it mean to have digital sovereignty?
  Jeff Doctor, Animikii
  Bumpy Kanalehe, Nation of Hawai’i
  Zack Frawley, Assembly of First Nations
  Moderator: Mark Buell, Internet Society
  07 What is the future of Indigenous Spectrum?
  Darrah Blackwater, Blackwater Consulting
  Dr. Greg Taylor, University of Calgary
  Antony Royal, Tu Atea Ltd.
  Moderator: Steve Song, Mozilla
  08 Info Session – ISED Canada Spectrum Initiative, Indigenous Priority Window (IPW)
  Mark Saunders, Innovation, Science, and Economic Development
  09 Case Study: Membertou – Atlantic First Nations Tech Services
  Allan Mackenzie, Atlantic First Nations Tech Services
  J.R. Isadore, Atlantic First Nations Tech Services
  10 Keeping your network safe
  Bill Murdoch, Clearsky Connections
  Steve Song, Mozilla
  Moderator: Sandra George, ICI
  11 Overview of Internet Infrastructure Security & Confidentiality Technologies: Encrypted DNS, DNSSEC, RPKI
  Adiel Akplogan, ICANN
  12 Project management for broadband deployments
  Jonathan K. Fleury, CEO of Indigenous Technologies
  Bill Murdoch, Clearsky Connections
  13 The Maori Spectrum Journey
  Antony Royal, Tu Atea Ltd.
  14 Workshop: Internet Exchange Points
  John Sherwood, HFXIX
  Leon “Lee” Morris, Joint Economic Development Initiative
  15 How S210 puts Internet access, security, and privacy at risk online
  Natalie Dunleavy Campbell, Internet Society
  16 Successfully working with non-Indigenous entities
  Rob McCann, Clearcable Networks
  Dean Abass, Seaside communications
  Wayne Slipperjack, Rapid Lynx Telecommunications
  Joe Hickey, Rock Networks
  Moderator: Frank Horn, ICI
  17 Lightning Talk: ICANN’s new gTLD program
  Giose McGinty, ICANN
  18 Info Session – North End Connect research project
  Joel Templeman, Internet Society Manitoba
  Jewel Pierre-Roscelli, North End Connect
  19 Info Session – UNDRIP and telecommunications policy
  Dr. Brenda Gunn, University of Manitoba
  20 Indigenous Connectivity Institute Town Hall
  Erin Knight, ICI

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ics2024

  AGENDA https://indigenousconnectivity.org/summits/2024-indigenous-connectivity-summit

  REAL TIME TEXT (see archive)

  TWITTER #ICS2024 @Connect_Fund @IndigiConnects @internetsociety #DigitalEquity #Indigenous #IndigenousPeoples #Indigenization #Connectivity

  ARCHIVE
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  ISOC Live 9:20 am on February 22, 2024 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada ( 18 ), indigenous, spectrum ( 20 )   

  WEBCAST FEB 22 – 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit 

  On Thursday February 22 2024 at 10am-4pm EST (15:00-21:00 UTC) the Indigenous Connectivity Institute hosts the 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit in Ottawa, Canada. The Summit’s purpose is to raise voices to continue to advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples and First Nations communities in spectrum regulation in Canada. The Summit follows the Canadian government’s introduction of a draft Indigenous Priority Window Spectrum Policy Framework.

  AGENDA https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (UTC-5)

  10:00 Welcoming
  Elder Opening
  Welcoming remarks from Indigenous Connectivity Institute Advisory Committee member
  10:30 First Nations and spectrum
  Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
  11:00 Art presentation and the importance of spectrum sovereignty
  Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting Art
  11:20 Indigenous experiences in accessing spectrum
  Alfred Loon, Eeyou Communications Network
  Antony Royal, Maori Spectrum
  13:00 Overview of the Indigenous Connectivity Summit Calls to Action
  13:15 Draft policy framework: Indigenous spectrum priority access window & ISED’s engagement effort
  Erin Knight, ICI
  Mark Saunders, Spectrum Policy Branch, Innovation, Science, and Economic Development
  13:45 Panel: “The Future of Indigenous Spectrum Rights”
  Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
  Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting
  Dr. Gregory Taylor, University of Calgary
  Steve Song, Mozilla
  15:00 Community Dialogue

  LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/spectrumottawa (EN)

  PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (EN/FR)

  REAL TIME TEXT https://bit.ly/3T8XAB9 (EN)

  TWITTER #SpectrumSovereignty #indigenousconnectivity @Connect_Fund

  @blackwatersoul @mebuell

  MASTODON #SpectrumSovereignty

  SIMULCASTS (EN)
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  https://archive.org/details/spectrumottawa (EN/FR)

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  ISOC Live 6:10 am on September 19, 2023 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: indigenous, space ( 21 ), Vint Cerf ( 102 )   

  WEBCAST SEP 19 – The New Space Pioneers – From Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge (ITEK) to the New Pioneers in Space 

  On Tuesday September 19 2023 Galxyz LLC and NativeNet (TM), in conjunction with ISC Intelligence present ‘The New Space Pioneers – From Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge (ITEK) to the New Pioneers in Space‘ as part of the United Nations Science Summit General Assembly 78 in NYC. Topics include Space; as the 18th Sustainable Development Goal, Indigenous Knowledge applied to the future in Space, Life Support in Space, Interplanetary Internet, and extreme advanced technologies planned by the leading pioneers in Space.

  Program https://bit.ly/3LoqoRH

  8:45 Introduction
  Dan and Robin Hawk

  8:49 Native Blessing
  Jason Goodblanket – Elder of Cheyenne Indian Nation

  9:00- Indigenous Space Social Justice, ITEK Artemis Objectives, Power of Lunar Dust, Lunar Regolith, Space Radiation Hardening, Nuclear Space Propulsion & Objective Due Regard SaaS
  Dan Hawk PHD ABD – Galxyz LLC, United First Nations Planetary Defense, Intertribal Space Conference, Oneida Small Business Inc., BisonSat, LSIC Sub-Lead, NASA Artemis Ethics Panel, Nuclear Submarine Operator, NativeNet™

  9:30 The current space debris environment and a brief history of small debris contamination in earth orbits
  Vitali Braun – ESA (European Space Agency) Doctor of Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) from the Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany

  10:00 Space sustainability via on-orbit servicing
  Mark Muktoyuk – Astroscale U.S. Inc. Senior GNC Systems Engineer / RPO Team Lead – Native American Eskimo

  10:25 Unlocking the secrets of extraterrestrial plant immortality: telomeres and oxidative stress response of Arabidopsis thaliana during spaceflight and Lunar regolith
  Borja Barbero Barcenilla, PhD

  10:50 Living Systems: Closed Loop Solid State Photobioreactors (PBR’s), Energy Mass Balances and Habitats in Space. Space Food and Medicine, Algae & Superfoods. Identity of Things in Space and End to End Optical Network Systems
  Robin Hawk – Co-Founder Galxyz LLC

  11:15 Indigenous Communities as Gateways to a Sustainable Human Future in Space
  Michelle Hanlon – For All Moonkind – Permanent Observer, United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

  12:00 The James Webb Space Telescope Mission
  Dr. Matt Greenhouse – NASA

  13:00 India in Space: Policy, Innovation, Strategy
  Namrata Goswami (Ph.D.) – Professor, Thunderbird School of Global Management,

  13:35 Optical atomic clock aboard an Earth-orbiting space station (OACESS) – A concept for a high precision optical atomic clock orbiting on an Earth Orbiting Space Station, always on time!
  Jun Ye – JILA, NIST, CU

  14:10 Climate On Earth, In Space and The Creation Stories Project
  Moriba Jah – Privateer Space

  14:40 iSpace and Japan’s Aspirations for the Moon
  Takeshi Hakamada – iSpace inc. Founder and CEO, Japan

  15:15 Stargazing and Beyond: A Global Network of Citizen Astronomers
  Franck Marchis: SETI Institute, Carl Sagan Center, Unistellar, USA/France

  16:00 KEYNOTE – The Implications of an Interplanetary Internet
  Vint Cerf – Google

  LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety3/iteknewspacepioneers

  TWITTER #iteknewspacepioneers

  SIMULCASTS
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  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/iteknewspacepioneers

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  ISOC Live 10:01 am on May 15, 2023 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: connect humanity ( 3 ), indigenous   

  WEBCAST MAY 22-23 MAY – Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2023 

  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

  TWITTER #ICS2023 @Connect_Fund @IndigiConnects @internetsociety #DigitalEquity #Indigenous #IndigenousPeoples #Indigenization #Connectivity #GrowInternet

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
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  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/ics2023

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  ISOC Live 2:49 am on October 20, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada ( 18 ), connect humanity ( 3 ), ICS ( 2 ), indigenous   

  WEBCAST OCT 25-27 – Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2022 

  On 24 to 28 October 2022 the Indigenous Connectivity Institute will host the Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2022 (ICS 2022). 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 2022 ICS is led by the newly-formed Indigenous Connectivity Institute, an initiative incubated by Connect Humanity, and co-organized in partnership with the Internet Society.

  AGENDA https://connecthumanity.fund/ics-2022-agenda/

  01 Welcome
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity
  02 Welcoming Remarks
  Amanda G. Lathlin, Member, Manitoba Legislative Assembly (MLA)
  03 Opening Remarks
  Brenda Wilson, Rogers Communications
  04 Building a mesh network in Winnipeg’s North End
  Joel Templeman, Executive Director, ISOC Manitoba
  Shelley Anderson, ISOC Manitoba
  05 ISED spectrum access initiatives
  Mark Saunders, Manager, Innovation, Science and Economic Development, Canada (ISED)
  06 Digital equity and Indigenous communities
  Davida Delmar, Digital Inclusion Manager, AMERIND
  Rhea Doolan, Senior Policy Lead, First Nations Technology Council
  MOD: Christopher Mitchell, Institute for Local Self-Reliance
  07 Broadband Communications North
  Jason Neepin, Executive Director, Broadband Communications North
  08 Saskatchewan Sweetgrass
  Darrah Blackwater, Navajo Nation
  09 Managing large-scale projects
  Matt Rantanen, Golden State Network
  Jason Neepin, Broadband Communications North
  Sally Braun, former GM, Western James Bay Telecom Network
  Alfred Loon, Director of Economic & Sustainable Development, Cree Regional Authority
  MOD: Geoff White, Executive Director, Competitive Network Operators of Canada
  10 Updates on community broadband networks in Hawai’i
  John Kealoha Garcia, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nation of Hawai‘i
  Denis (Bumpy) Kanahele, Head of State, Nation of Hawai‘i
  11 Keeping the Community Informed During the Build Stage
  Claudia Tarbell, Senior Engagement Manager, Calix
  12 Campfire pitches
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  13 Breakout report backs
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  Natalie Dunleavy Campbell, Senior Director, North American Government and Regulatory Affairs, Internet Society
  14 Thoughts on Day 1
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity
  15 Prayer
  Andy Daniels
  16 Wed Welcome
  Ernie Daniels
  17 Community leadership
  Andrew Sullivan – President & CEO, Internet Society
  18 Introducing the Indigenous Connectivity Institute
  Justin Gilbert
  Mark Buell
  19 Tribal Broadband Bootcamp Update
  Chris Mitchell
  Matt Rantanen
  20 Artwork presentation
  Darrah Blackwater
  21 Spectrum Sovereignty
  Darrah Blackwater
  Dr. Gregory Taylor
  Jenna Cocullo
  22 The future of digital advocacy – Indigenous Connectivity Institute Advisory Committee
  Natalie Campbell, Senior Director, North American Government and Regulatory Affairs, Internet Society
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  23 Mapping broadband in Indigenous communities
  Pierrette Renée Dagg, Director of Technology Impact Research,Merit Network
  Dustin Loup, Project Manager, National Broadband Mapping Coalition, Marconi Society
  Frances Goli, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, SE Idaho
  24 Integrating International law and Indigenous law into telecommunications law
  Dr. Brenda Gunn
  25 Rogers Indigenous Collaboration Team
  Brenda Wilson, Rogers Communications
  Brian Mazerolle, Rogers Communications
  Dana Wells-Durocher, Rogers Communications
  Asennaienton Frank Horn, Rogers Communications
  26 Building off-grid networks
  Suzanne Singer
  27 Wrap Up
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity

  ** Only the sessions from Tuesday Oct 25 – Thurs Oct 27 will be livestreamed. **

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ics2022

  REGISTER https://bit.ly/3TA1IY3

  REAL TIME TEXT
  TUE AM https://bit.ly/3TAgHSi
  TUE PM https://bit.ly/3zedS17
  WED AM https://bit.ly/3zh5DkO
  WED PM https://bit.ly/3W6wUA7
  THU AM https://bit.ly/3Fn5XTc
  THU PM https://bit.ly/3DhzHhm

  TWITTER #ICS2022 @Connect_Fund @internetsociety #indigenous #GrowInternet 

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  https://archive.org/details/ics2022

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  ISOC Live 4:52 pm on November 30, 2021 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ICS ( 2 ), indigenous, policy ( 39 )   

  WEBCAST WED: 2021 Indigenous Connectivity Summit Policy Recommendations Launch Webinar 

  On Wednesday December 1 2021 at 14:00 EST (19:00 UTC) the Internet Society will host a webinar to formally release the 2021 Indigenous Connectivity Summit (ICS) Policy Recommendations. This release event will provide an overview of the Policy Recommendations and the impact that they can have on the state of connectivity in Indigenous communities in the US and Canada. The conversation will be led by members of the ICS community.

  The Recommendations were the culmination of six weeks of trainings on the role of policy and advocacy in the current connectivity environment. Participants — which included over 80 individuals from the US and Canada, most of whom are members of Indigenous communities —used the dialogue over these trainings to collaboratively develop a set of recommendations that aim to support Indigenous Communities in providing their own connectivity solutions. On the final day of the 2021 ICS, participants reviewed, contributed to, and ultimately adopted these recommendations as an official output of the summit. The Policy Recommendations build on previous documents in 2019 and 2020.

  SPEAKERS
  Leonardo Wassilie (Alaska)
  Niniau Kawaihae (Hawai’i)
  Madeleine Redfern (Nunavut)
  (+ more)

  HOST
  Anna Higgins, Internet Society

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ICS2021RECS

  PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/3DUqn2f

  REAL TIME TEXT (see https://bit.ly/31iOqJQ)

  TWITTER #2021ICS @ISOC_NA #indigenous

  SIMULCASTS
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  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/ICS2021RECS

  PHOTO: Jim Schlichting

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  ISOC Live 1:38 am on October 4, 2021 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: indigenous   

  RECAP: Tribal Wireless Bootcamp Summer 2021 

  Organized by ILSR, and supported by the Internet Society and others, the first Tribal Wireless Bootcamp ran over the July 4th 2021 weekend in Temecula, CA. Representatives from a handful of Tribes joined to learn and forge relationships to support local broadband efforts in their own communities.

  PODCAST
  Community Broadband Bits Episode 466 – Building Connections and Digital Sovereignty at the Tribal Wireless Bootcamp

  REPORTS
  ILSR: Building Connections and Capacity in Indian Country at the First Tribal Wireless Bootcamp
  StateScoop: Tribal wireless boot camp builds community for broadband
  American Indian Policy Institute: A Weekend at Tribal Wireless Bootcamp

  VIDEO RECAP
  
  VIEW ON YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/owuP2LRRLWg

  TWITTER #TribalWireless @ILSR @ISOC_NA @mrrdesign @AltheaNetwork @State_Scoop @AIPInstitute

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  ISOC Live 3:58 am on October 1, 2021 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada ( 18 ), indigenous, ISED, spectrum ( 20 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: Spectrum and Indigenous Connectivity: Intervening in ISED Consultation 

  Today Friday Oct 1 2021 at 11:00 EDT (15:00 UTC) ISOC.LIVE will webcast a recording of the Internet Society Sep 21 webinar to discuss the importance of spectrum for enabling broadband Internet service in Indigenous communities across Canada. Ensuring access to adequate spectrum provides opportunities for underserved communities to connect themselves with reliable, affordable Internet that is provided by the current market.

  In August, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) initiated a consultation on a new supplementary licensing process (Access Licensing framework) for unused spectrum to support innovation and the availability of rural services. If implemented correctly, this process can be a major benefit for Indigenous connectivity efforts across Canada.

  This webinar provided the background needed to engage in ISED’s consultation process, which closes on October 12, focusing on the importance of spectrum for Indigenous communities, the current state of spectrum policy in Canada, promising practices for spectrum allocation in the US, and navigating the consultation process.

  INTRODUCTION
  Mark Buell, regional Vice President North America, Internet Society

  PANEL
  Steve Song, Policy Advisor, Mozilla Corporation
  Laura Tribe, Executive Director, OpenMedia
  Darrah Blackwater, Law & Policy Fellow, University of Arizona
  MODERATOR Dr. Gregory Taylor, Canadian Spectrum Policy Research / University of Calgary

  DISCUSSANTS
  Faud Khan, Founder & Chief Security Analyst, TwelveDot Inc.
  Erick Huerta, Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, Rhizomatica
  Reza Rajabiun, Research Fellow. Ryerson University
  Dr. Rob McMahon, Associate Professor, University of Alberta
  Sally Braun, General Manager, Western James Bay Telecom Network

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/indigenousspectrum (open captions)

  TRANSCRIPTS English | Inuktitut 

  TWITTER #indigenousspectrum @isoc_na @mebuell @stevesong @ltribe @blackwatersoul @gregorytaylor1 @erickenredes @ISED_CA #spectrum #tvws #crtc

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
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  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/indigenousspectrum

  IMAGE: Darrah Blackwater

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  ISOC Live 3:22 pm on September 8, 2021 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: indigenous, ISOC NA ( 12 )   

  WEBCAST OCT 12 -15: 5th Indigenous Connectivity Summit 

  On Tuesday 12 October 2021 – Friday 15 October 2021 the Internet Society will convene the 5th Indigenous Connectivity Summit online. Each year the ICS community comes together to discuss ways to ensure Alaska Native, American Indian, Inuit, Native Hawaiian, First Nations and Métis communities have affordable, high-quality and sustainable Internet access, and talk about how connectivity supports social and economic development.

  The ICS 2021 will highlight Indigenous communities pursuing innovative and independent ways to connect to the Internet and their unique challenges to connectivity – further complicated by exclusion from national markets and the policy making processes that support them.

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/2021ICS

  AGENDA https://www.internetsociety.org/events/indigenous-connectivity-summit/2021/agenda/

  PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM: https://bit.ly/3DTwR1z

  REAL TIME TEXT:
  https://www.streamtext.net/text.aspx?event=CFI-ISOC-ICS
  or https://www.streamtext.net/text.aspx?event=CFI-ISOC-ICS2

  TWITTER #2021ICS @ISOC_NA

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
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  ARCHIVE
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  12 Streams 2020 #1 – Connecting Indigenous Communities: Examples and Lessons Learned – Dr. Hosein Badran 

  Today, Tuesday December 26 2020, at 7:30pm EST (00:30 UTC) in the first installment of the Internet Society Livestreaming‘s ‘12 Days of Streams‘ annual highlights, we feature Dr. Hosein Badran, Regional Technical Advisor – North America, Internet Society giving a presentation ‘Connecting Indigenous Communities: Examples and Lessons Learned‘ on February 11 2020 at NANOG 78 in San Francisco. He covered the recent successful deployment of a private LTE network in the community of Pu’uhonua o Waimanalo in Hawaii, as well as an upcoming deployment in the Northern Canadian community of Uluhokhtak.

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