[Ncsg-discuss] [Announcement] Welcome to New NCSG Members, April 2026

Jasmine Ko 000021973dbbe2a9-dmarc-request at LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Fri May 15 07:42:57 EEST 2026


Greetings NCSG Community!

This is Jasmine, and I am thrilled to officially join the Non-Commercial
Stakeholder Group. Currently based in Hong Kong, I serve as the *Program
Manager of the Community Changemaker Fellowship at Resolve Foundation*,
where I work to empower *grassroots *leaders from *marginalized *communities
to drive systemic social change.

My journey in Internet Governance has been a long-standing commitment to
ensuring the network remains *inclusive and equitable*. I am joining NCSG
because I believe that protecting non-commercial interests—specifically
privacy, and human rights—is fundamental to the safety and success of the
community leaders I support today.

*My Background in ICANN Ecosystem:* Over the past several years, I have
been deeply involved in various facets of the multi-stakeholder model,
which has shaped my perspective on global policy:

   -

   *ICANN & Community Leadership:* I am a former *ICANN Fellow* and have
   served as the *ACES Regional Lead in ALAC*, where I focused on
   representing end-user interests and fostering regional collaboration.
   -

   *Regional Governance:* I previously served as the *Secretariat for the
   Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF)* and worked as
   a *Project Manager at DotAsia*, managing cross-border initiatives and
   stakeholder engagement.
   -

   *Youth & Research:* My roots in this space began as a *Netmission+ Youth
   Alumni*, where I transitioned from a youth advocate to a *Research
   Analyst*, focusing on the socio-technical impacts of Internet policy on
   the next generation of users.

*Why NCSG?* In my *current role* at Resolve Foundation, I witness daily how
digital rights—or the lack thereof—*impact the most vulnerable*. Whether it
is addressing online harassment, ensuring Universal Acceptance for diverse
scripts, or defending the privacy of activists, the work done within NCSG
is more critical than ever.

I look forward to contributing my experience in *DEI (Diversity, Equity,
and Inclusion)* and my background in *regional policy* to the ongoing
discussions within the GNSO. I am particularly interested in working on
policies that intersect with human rights, digital safety for
non-commercial users.

I am eager to learn from and collaborate with all of you to ensure a
trustworthy and inclusive Internet for everyone. Please feel free to reach
out—I would love to connect and see how I can support our collective
mission.


Best regards,

Jasmine Ko (She/Her)

 [In] <https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasmine-ko-ym/> [e
<aiesec.jasmineko at gmail.com>]

 @jasmineko



On Wed, Apr 29, 2026 at 4:49 AM Rafik Dammak <
00001e06d4af460b-dmarc-request at listserv.syr.edu> wrote:

> Dear NCSG members,
>
> The NCSG Executive Committee has approved several applications to join
> NCSG after starting  its new term and I would like to welcome the new
> members. They were successfully added to this mailing list and should be
> able to read this welcoming message and follow the discussions from now on
> on.
>
> I would like to invite you all to wish NCSG incoming members a warm
> welcome:
>
> *Individual Members*
>
>    - Jasmine Ko
>    - Kenechukwu Okekenta
>    - Mawuko Kudzo Kpatah
>    - Ross Heinrich Moutele Ntsiba
>    - David Inem
>    - Mutegeki Cliff Agaba
>    - Dana Cramer
>    - Francis Ojeifo
>    - Samaila Atsen Bako
>    - Abdul Manaf Sulemana
>    - Bilal Ibrahim
>
>
> *Organizational Members *
>
>
>    - NameHash Labs represented by Tyler Caldonia
>
>
> As the NCSG chair, I am happy to provide help and assist our new members
> to become involved and active participants in our stakeholder group and in
> ICANN in general. They can also count on other members for onboarding and
> support. Please feel free to reach me off-list if you have any questions or
> you want to have a chat for more clarification.
>
> The chair of the NCSG Policy Committee will be sharing updates on public
> comments and opportunities to participate in working groups and policy
> discussions. As usual, we have several drafts in progress that will be
> shared for review and input.
>
> We held our discussion in this mailing list. In addition to that, we have
> our monthly Policy call and sometimes webinars on specific issues, details
> will be shared in the mailing list. We also have several sessions during
> ICANN meetings and everyone can join remotely. You will also see we have
> several public consultations to respond to and volunteers drafting comments
> on behalf of NCSG.
>
> Feel free to reply to this thread and present yourself to other members
> and ask any questions.
>
> Below follows some useful resources/links:
>
>    - NCSG website
>    https://icann-community.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/gnsononcomstake/overview
>    - List of working groups and members involved:
>    https://icann-community.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/gnsononcomstake/pages/116560501/NCSG+Participation+in+Working+Groups+Teams
>    <https://icann-community.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/gnsononcomstake/pages/116560501/NCSG+Participation+in+Working+Groups+Teams>
>    - Policy comments and statements:
>    https://icann-community.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/gnsononcomstake/pages/116557294/Policy+Development
>    - Recordings and transcripts of latest meetings:
>    https://icann-community.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/gnsononcomstake/pages/116567216/Meeting+Records
>    - Mailing list archive:
>    https://listserv.syr.edu/scripts/wa.exe?A0=NCSG-DISCUSS
>
> Best regards,
>
> Rafik Dammak
>
> NCSG chair
>
>
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