Joyce Dogniez

@jdogniez

Building & engaging communities that use the Internet to shape their future - VP Community Engagement for Internet Society

Redange, Luxembourg
internetsociety.org
Joined January 2009
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  1. Retweeted
    Apr 7

    Tenemos que Defender Internet y Detener Splinternet:

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    Apr 7

    Politizar las decisiones sobre el funcionamiento interno de Internet puede sentar un precedente peligroso que nos pone en la vía rápida hacia una "fragmentación". Lea nuestra declaración:

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    Apr 7

    Politicizing decisions about the Internet’s inner workings can set a dangerous precedent that puts us on the fast track to a ‘splinternet’. Read our statement:

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    Apr 6

    I stand with and believe in an . #StopTheSplinternethttps://www.internetsociety.org/news/statements/2022/defend-the-internet-stop-the-splinternet/

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    Apr 7

    La politisation des décisions concernant le fonctionnement interne de l'Internet crée un dangereux précédent qui nous met sur la voie rapide d'un .

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    Mar 8

    Kim Hubbard was inducted into in 2021 for creating & stewarding a fair & sustainable system for allocating IP addresses, safeguarding the Internet’s development as a member-driven, self-governing network. Learn more:

    Through her founding and leadership of ARIN and her work to establish policies that allocated Internet addresses based on need, not power or influence, Kim Hubbard helped foster the bottom-up self-governance model in use today. Hubbard saw the need for stewardship of limited IP address resources, made it her mission to find a solution for the Internet community and persevered in maintaining a fair system.
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    Mar 8

    Liane Tarouco was inducted into the for helping pioneer the Brazilian Internet, playing a role in design/implementation of Brazil’s Internet backbone, & educating Internet specialists in Brazil & beyond. Learn more:

    Liane Tarouco educated a generation of engineers and network specialists in South America, Europe, and Africa. She authored the first book on computer networks to be published in Brazil and also made significant contributions to the design and implementation of academic and metropolitan networks in Brazil, as well as Brazil's first Internet backbone.
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    Mar 8

    Dr. Lixia Zhang was inducted into the for designing the Resource Reservation Protocol, which has helped enable the effective management & growth of the Internet’s backbone networks for over 2 decades. Learn more:

    Dr. Lixia Zhang’s design of the Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP), has helped enable the effective management and growth of the Internet’s backbone networks for over two decades. She also helped develop the Stream Control Transmission Protocol, and is credited with coining the word “middlebox” for devices that are injected into networks to perform functions on data other than those performed by a regular router.
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    Mar 8

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    Today we celebrate women who have helped shape the Internet. We are honored to celebrate these global leaders and luminaries and look forward to the ways women in technology will continue to forge new paths for future generations.
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    Mar 8

    Virginia Travers was inducted into the for designing and writing Internet gateway software, the precursor to routers and the core component that allows dissimilar networks to connect. Learn more:

    Virginia Travers designed and wrote the software that created Internet gateways, the core component that allows dissimilar networks to connect. Travers was committed to the ongoing success of her invention and was instrumental in helping it expand from a series of one-off uses to a technology that enabled substantive advancement of the Internet.
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  11. Mar 8

    Want to help build a bigger, stronger Internet for everyone? Every day we see how the Internet is a lifeline! If you can spare $10, $20, $100, or more, your donations help the Internet Society in our work of ensuring the Internet is for everyone:

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    Mar 8

    Women all over the globe have become champions of the Internet, working each day to make it a place of possibility & opportunity. On this day, we celebrate the women of our community for their commitment towards growing & defending the Internet.

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    Mar 4

    We must never waver from the vision; "The Internet is for everyone". The Internet won’t end wars or invasions, but it is a great tool for humans to use against their oppressors. on why the world must resist calls to undermine the Internet;

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    Mar 2

    No matter how tempting calls to limit or restrict access to Internet may be, they must be resisted. President & CEO explains why we must fight the suppression on of the Internet, ensuring connectivity does not stop for anyone.

    The Internet remains our best hope to communicate among the peoples of the world.
    Cutting a whole population off the Internet will stop disinformation coming from that population—but it also stops the flow of truth.
    People invaded by a foreign power deserve the Internet. But we cannot be selective about who has access.
    We must never waver from this vision. The Internet is for everyone.
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    Feb 24

    📢 Top Ten Reasons Why You Would Benefit from ARIN’s Virtual Fellowship Program - and Application deadline now extended to 3 March!

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    Jan 26

    is a community of like-minded people passionate about the Internet, thus committed to build and defend the Internet. Diversity makes us stronger and together we are solving problems. "The stronger we grow, the stronger the Internet is"

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    30 Nov 2021

    Our Global Community is dedicated to building the Internet, connecting the unconnected, and defending the Internet—keeping it thriving. This consider donating to help build and defend the Internet. 📸 © Nyani Quarmyne

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    30 Nov 2021

    The deadline is fast approaching to apply for the 2022 M-Lab Research fellowship. Students, post docs and independent researchers are welcome to apply. Get your application in by 6 December - good luck!

    ONE WEEK to apply for the 2022 M-Lab Research fellowship! 30,000 USD per fellow for 6 months of working with M-Lab's data & systems
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    26 Nov 2021

    If you're not down with the consumerism du jour but have a buck or two to spare, why not be a part of building the Internet instead?

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    18 Nov 2021

    Final day (3) of the Internet Society's global online it has been an upbeat and positive experience with the added benefit of time zone rotation and recorded sessions available straight away and over next few weeks for attendees.

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