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Pre-Summit Training
Day 1 - 6 November 2017 9:00 AM Welcome Mark Buell, Internet Society 9:10 AM Participant Discussion Moderators: Rob McMahon, University of Alberta; Jane Coffin, Internet Society What do you want to get out of this event? What are our goals as a group? 10:00 AM Presentation: Community Network personal story Jesse Fiddler, K-Net (virtual) 10:20 AM Networking 10:50 AM Module 1: Community Networks 101 Moderator: Rob McMahon, University of Alberta - 10 minutes - Introduction to topic area All participants: Group A + Group B. People will self-define what group they want to join Explain structure of the module and introduce group leads - 40 minutes – break into 2 groups Group A – people unfamiliar with community networks Group A lead: Rob McMahon Speaker X will present to Group A on Community Networks 101 with much opportunity for discussion, Q and A. Group B –people familiar with community networks Group B lead: Matt Rantanen Group B will have a “coffee chat” to brainstorm what they would have liked to have known before they started their networks, what they would like to share with Group A. - 20 minutes Groups A and B will come back together. Group B will share what they discussed during the 40 minutes. Opportunity to share their stories. 12:00 PM Story from the Field: Rhizomatica and Open Base Station Peter Bloom, Rhizomatica 12:50 PM Lunch 1:50 PM Module 2: Site Planning Moderator: Rob McMahon, University of Alberta; Peter Bloom, Rhizomatica - 10 minutes - Introduction to topic area All participants: Group A + Group B. People will self-define what group they want to join Explain structure of the module and introduce group leads - 40 minutes – break into 2 groups Group A – people unfamiliar with site planning Group A lead: Maria Malvido Speaker X will present to Group A on site planning with much opportunity for discussion, Q and A. Group B –people familiar with site planning Group B lead: Brian Tagaban Group B will have a “coffee chat” to brainstorm what they would have liked to have known before they started site planning, what they would like to share with Group A. - 20 minutes Groups A and B will come back together. Group B will share what they discussed during the 40 minutes. Opportunity to share their stories. 3:00 PM Coffee Break 3:30 PM Module 3: Indigenous Approaches to Regulatory Regimes How can Indigenous Communities create their own regulatory regimes? What strategies have been successful? Brian Beaton, K-Net (virtual) Rob McMahon, University of Alberta Open invitation for participants to share their stories about navigating regulatory environments. 5:00 PM Module 4: Open Source Technology Nico Pace, LibremeshDay 2 - 7 November 2017 Day 2 - 7 November 2017 9:00 AM Personal Showcase: Digital Enterprise Development and Native Youth Lynn Roanhorse, Jicarilla Apache Nation Federal Programs 9:15 AM Personal Showcase: Coding Training Program Mataya Pesata, Dulce High School Coding 9:30 AM Breakfast & Networking 10:00 AM Module 5 - Community Network Organization, Community Engagement and Partnerships How do we organize our communities and establish helpful partnerships with local governments, the private sector, and civil society groups? Moderators: Mark Buell, Internet Society; Rob McMahon, University of Alberta - 10 minutes - Introduction to topic area All participants: Group A + Group B. People will self-define what group they want to join Explain structure of the module and introduce group leads - 40 minutes – break into 2 groups Group A – people unfamiliar with organization of community networks Group A lead: Denise Williams Denise speaks about community organization strategies. Questions and answers. Group B –people familiar with organization of community networks Group B lead: Peter Bloom Group B will have a “coffee chat” to brainstorm what they would have liked to have known about organizing their community, what they would like to share with Group A. - 20 minutes Groups A and B will come back together. Group B will share what they discussed during the 40 minutes. Opportunity to share their stories. 11:10 AM Personal Showcase: Open Source Cellular Edwin Reed-Sanchez, SayCel Communications 12:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM Module 6: Introduction to Data Centers Bill Murdoch, Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre Discussion and open invitation to share stories about data centers. 2:05 PM Module 7: Indigenous Approaches to Regulatory Regimes How can Indigenous Communities create their own regulatory regimes? What strategies have been successful? Judy Whiteduck, Assembly of First Nations Brian Tagaban, Sacred Wind Communications Open invitation for participants to share their stories about navigating regulatory environments. 3:20 PM Networking 3:40 PM Mini Film Festival 4:10 PM Q&A and Open Discussion |
Summit
Day 1 - 8 November 2017 8:30 AM Opening Ceremony Richard Mermejo, Governor of Picuris Pueblo 9:00 AM Opening Discussion Kathy Brown, Internet Society Brian Tagaban, Sacred Wind Communications 9:20 AM Community Information Gathering Rob McMahon, University of Alberta 9:25 AM Panel: Stories from the Field: The Many Shapes and Sizes of Community Networks Moderator: Jane Coffin, Internet Society Bill Murdoch, Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre Brian Tagaban, Sacred Wind Communications Peter Bloom, Rhizomatica Don Means, Digital Village Associates 10:30 AM Flash Presentation: Community Network Success Story Matthew Rantanen, Southern California Tribal Chairmen's Association 10:35 AM Networking 11:00 AM Table Level Discussion, Reporting Back to Plenary 11:50 AM Lunch 1:15 PM Flash presentation: IP addressing Richard Jimmerson, ARIN 1:20 PM Panel: Community Network Business Models Moderator: Rob McMahon, University of Alberta Matthew Rantanen, Southern California Tribal Chairmen's Association Nico Pace, Alter Mundi Lope Trujillo, La Loma Projects Claudia Lezama, La Loma Projects Luis Reyes, Kit Carson Electric Coop Margaret Campos, REDI Net 2:20 PM Panel: Advocating for Community Networks Moderator: Brian Tagaban, Sacred Wind Communications Madeline Redfern, City of Iqaluit Elizabeth Belding, UC Santa Barbara Maria Alvarez, Redes A.C. Tim Whiteduck, First Nations Education Council (virtual) Kimball Sekaquaptewa, AMERIND 3:15 PM Networking 3:45 PM Personal Story: Connecting Arctic Communities Madeline Redfern, City of Iqaluit 4:00 PM Table Level Discussion, Reporting Back to Plenary 4:15 PM – 4:30 PM Plenary Discussion: Thoughts on Day 1; Looking Forward to Day 2 4:45 PM – 5:30 PM Reception Day 2 - 9 November 2017 Using a network8:40 AM Welcome Back & Video Presentation Senator Tom Udall, Honorary Co-Host 9:00 AM Flash presentation: Network security Brandon Benallie, Benallie Consulting 9:05 AM Panel: Leveraging digital tools for social and economic good Moderator: Vanessa Roanhorse, Roanhorse Consulting, LLC Jeff Ward, Animikii Jesse Fiddler, KNET (virtual) Sandy Campbell, Digital Library North 9:50 AM Networking break 10:15 AM Arts presentation Issa Nyaphaga, Cameroonian artist 11:00 AM Table Level Discussion, Reporting Back to Plenary 11:45 AM Flash Presentation: Coding with Kids Lynn Roanhorse 11:50 AM Lunch 1:00 PM Flash presentation Graham Biyale, Navajo Youth 1:05 PM Panel: Using Digital Platforms to Protect and Preserve Culture Moderator: Soledad Roybal Jason Ordaz, Institute of American Indian Arts Vanessa Roanhorse, Roanhorse Consulting, LLC 2:05 PM Break 2:30 PM Panel: Community Networks – the Unique Challenges of Indigenous Communities Moderator: Brian Tagaban, Sacred Wind Communications Geoffrey Blackwell, AMERIND Risk Sally Braun, Western James Bay Telecommunications Network (virtual) Lyle Fabian, Katlotech Communications, Northwest Territories Godfrey Enjady, National Tribal Telecommunications Association 3:30 PM Networking 4:00 PM Extended Plenary Discussion: What do we need to create sustainable, effective community networks in Indigenous Communities? Moderator: Rob McMahon, University of Alberta 4:45 PM Summit closing Richard Lowenberg, 1st Mile Institute Jennifer Case Nevarez, Internet Society New Mexico Chapter; New Mexico Techworks Rob McMahon, First Mile Connectivity Consortium Mark Buell, Internet Society 5:00 PM Optional Social Event Explore Santa Fe’s Railyard Download Summit Agenda Link to Presentation PDFs |
Location
Hotel Santa Fe
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1501 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
Note: Hotel Santa Fe is the only Native American-owned hotel in downtown Santa Fe
and offers immersion into the art, architecture, music and language of the Pueblo people.