[NCSG-EC] NCSG History Project Applicants

[farzaneh badii]

I have not heard any objections I am I'll submit the isoc Mexico/usc names
to the history project to attend PR.

On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 10:59 PM farzaneh badii <farzaneh.badii at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear NCSG EC
>
> We received a couple of applications for the NCSG History project and I
> think the most elaborate and suitable is ISOC Mexico with good experts and
> Dina's application (attached) is also very good plus she doesn't need
> travel support so she can just join their group if she wants to help out
> and be a part of the project  .
>
> Since we really don't have time and I would like to inform ICANN travel
> and history project about the decision, please weigh in if you want by
> tomorrow 14.00 UTC. I am sorry for the short notice but they approached me
> really late as well.
>
>
> Here are the people who have applied for the history project:
>
> 1. *Kris Seebern *(offered his help, said specifically: , does not
> specify what he plans to do or background in his email,, he provided a one
> liner that he is not a veteran but he can write. I can forward his email to
> you since the doc has some confidential information (email addresses of
> others which I cannot remove at the moment)
>
> *2. Dina (Dina has a good plan, doesn't need funding and I think we can
> offer her to collaborate with others to design the project, application
> attached)*
>
> *3. ISOC Mexico, Communications academics, journalists and PhD students
> based in Annenberg:*
>
> ISOC Mexico PRoposal:
> I would propose two of our professors, as they are my former students,
> currently they are on their PhD at USC Annenberg in LA, however they would
> be in march in Mexico. We discussed in the morning, that altough a writing
> would be the central part of the "research", we would propose a good
> audiovisual recording, that may be implemented as a short video (we did
> that for ISOC Mx history). Here is their short resumé, let me know if it
> works for you.
>
>
> Roberto Hernandez. BFA in Communications with a major in film and
> television, MA by Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México, with studies
> towards a cinematographic criticism and photographic analysis in Latin
> American cinema. Part time Professor at Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad
> de México, with practical and academic experience since 2009. Audiovisual
> creator that contributes to the vision of photography though an academic
> perspective, both on set and during international conferences.
>
> Roberto and Paulina, have a good number of research students available for
> the project.
>
> Paulina Lanz. BA in Communications and an MA in Art Studies from
> Universidad Iberoamericana (Mexico City), PhD Candidate USC Annenberg
> School of Communication. As a Communications Undergraduate Program Lecturer
> at her Alma Mater, she guides students to a conscious acknowledgment of
> emerging and digital media, encouraging mind-broadening proposals for
> future investments in transdisciplinary projects.
>
> The aims for the project is as follows,
>
> The project will contribute to the NCSG History Project through the
> development of an archive of interviews framing a documentary. Recordings
> will be made around ICANN61 in Puerto Rico. A dozen of video interviews to
> key actors and group founders, including an English transcript, will pave
> ground for a bigger picture media creation. Their view as leaders and
> activists on the non-commercial part of the Internet will depict a broader
> range of possibilities on a cultural construction, relevant to digital
> societies we live in.
>
> A broader result will be achieved if more interviews are recorded at
> Panamá during ICANN62. This would provide a better portrait of NCSG through
> the history as told by such key persons. Again, the strategy will be based
> in a two-person crew with a full postproduction crew at Mexico (UIA) and
> LAX (USC).
>
>
> *4. Wolfgang applied for Panama. Quite a veteran should be interviewed. *
>
>
> Farzaneh
>
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Farzaneh
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