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The Greater Washington D.C. Chapter of the Internet Society ([https://www.isoc-dc.org/ ISOC-DC]) is a membership organization that seeks to further the mission of the Internet Society (ISOC) in the Greater Washington DC area by serving as a hub for education and multistakeholder community engagement around the important issues confronting the future of the Internet by providing a continuing and sustainable forum for discourse about these key issues.<ref>[https://www.isoc-dc.org/ ISOC-DC Homepage]</ref> | The Greater Washington D.C. Chapter of the Internet Society ([https://www.isoc-dc.org/ ISOC-DC]) is a membership organization that seeks to further the mission of the Internet Society (ISOC) in the Greater Washington DC area by serving as a hub for education and multistakeholder community engagement around the important issues confronting the future of the Internet by providing a continuing and sustainable forum for discourse about these key issues.<ref>[https://www.isoc-dc.org/ ISOC-DC Homepage]</ref> | ||
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Stakeholder Group: | Civil Society |
Type: | ISOC Chapter |
Issue Areas: | Internet Education, Internet Policy |
Country: | USA |
Region: | NA |
Website: | https://www.isoc-dc.org/ |
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The Greater Washington D.C. Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-DC) is a membership organization that seeks to further the mission of the Internet Society (ISOC) in the Greater Washington DC area by serving as a hub for education and multistakeholder community engagement around the important issues confronting the future of the Internet by providing a continuing and sustainable forum for discourse about these key issues.[1]