[Gnso-epdp-team] Notes prior to the EPDP call

[farzaneh badii]

I am Farzaneh Badii (or Badiei, for the reason why it is spelled
differently in different places, refer to
https://icannwiki.org/Farzaneh_Badii)

I am the chair of Noncommercial Stakeholders Group (2018), got involved
with ICANN as a fellow back in 2013, and was active at CCWG-Accountability.
was the chair of Noncommercial Users Constituency  in 2017.

I had become active in 2018 at RDS and was a member of a sub-team on
purpose of WHOIS. My involvement with WHOIS and its policy issues increased
as NCSG corresponded with ICANN on this matter since December 2017.

I have researched and blogged about issues related to WHOIS in 2018.

I am a member of this EPDP as an NCSG representative.

I work at Internet Governance Project, based in Georgia Tech.



Farzaneh


On Tue, Jul 31, 2018 at 4:13 PM Stephanie Perrin <
stephanie.perrin at mail.utoronto.ca> wrote:

> I am Stephanie Perrin; I was recruited to join the Experts Working Group
> (EWG) at ICANN as a privacy expert in 2013.  Since then I joined the NCSG
> and have served four years on GNSO council, on the Privacy Proxy Services
> Accreditation Working Group, on the IAG for the WHOIS Conflicts with Law,
> on the RDS PDP (dormant at the moment) and on the RDS II Review Team.
> During this time I wrote my doctoral dissertation on the contention between
> data commissioners and ICANN on the WHOIS directory (University of Toronto,
> 2018).  I worked for 30 years in the Canadian federal government, largely
> on privacy and IT policy issues, including two years as Director of
> Research and Policy at the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.  I
> am currently working on a research project funded by that office, to study
> the feasibility of standards to facilitate third party access to personal
> registration data.
>
> Stephanie Perrin
> On 2018-07-31 20:25, Kurt Pritz wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone:
>
> I hope you don’t mind that I write to you informally from time to time on matters that come to mind where I think it would be of benefit to communicate immediately and not wait for meetings.
>
> In the interest of the meeting tomorrow going smoothly, I want to call your attention to one item in the agenda and “Welcome” note that were sent yesterday.
>
> We have replaced the typical introductory remarks where we go around the table and allow each member to introduce themselves. That would take over an hour of the two-hour session and I want to make better use of your time.
>
> Instead, 2-3 minutes will be allotted to each group to describe its goals for this collaboration and whatever else the members want to describe:e.g.,  the names of the members or any challenges / opportunities they face. Please select a member of your group to speak for all of you. I have also asked that each member send in a brief “bio” (2-4 sentences) that we can post in the team wiki pages. (We have received one so far.)
>
> Thank you for making this adjustment.
>
> Also, I aspire to start the meeting right at the appointed hour. Please login to the meeting slightly before that time. I have sat through many meetings that start late, calculating the combined hourly rate of attendees waiting for the meeting to start. Thanks in advance for making your best efforts here. I certainly understand you have professional matters that must be addressed and might delay your entry from time to time.
>
> I hope you found this useful. I welcome your feedback at anytime. My contact information is below.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Kurt
>
> Kurt Pritz
> +1-310-400-4184kurt at kjpritz.com
> Skype: kjpritz
> WeChat: kjpritz
>
>
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