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'''Glenn McKnight''' has been involved with Internet Issues for the past twenty years working with the Durham Freenet and managing the VOLNET program in Toronto to reach out to non-profits in training and connectivity. McKnight is with the Foundation for Building Sustainable Communities, which joined [[ICANN]]'s [[NARALO]] in 2009. He attended the first [[ALAC]] Atlas event in Mexico City.


Glenn McKnight has been involved with Internet Issues for the past twenty years  working with the Durham Freenet and managing the  VOLNET program in Toronto  to reach out to non profits in training and connectivity.  '''Glenn McKnight''' is  with the Foundation for Building Sustainable Communities. which  joined  NARALO in 2009 and he attended the  first  ALAC  Atlas event in Mexico City.
== Involvement with ICANN ==
Current Chair of NARALO


List of  ICANN work
Vice Chair for Outreach and Engagement


Current Chair of  NARALO
Vice Chair for the Technology Taskforce  
 
Vice Chair for  Outreach and Engagement
 
Vice Chair for the Technology Taskforce  


-Past Secretariat  
-Past Secretariat  


-Past ALAC Member
-Past ALAC Member
 
-Past  served two years on the [[NomCom]],


Other committee work
-Served two years on the [[NomCom]],


- Accessibility Working Group and Social Media Group
=== Other committee work ===
- Accessibility Working Group and Social Media Group


At [[ICANN 42]] in Dakar he was filming a promotional video for NARALO. He is also involved in the [[WSIS]], and the [[IEEE]].<ref>[[ICANN 42]] Interview</ref><ref>[http://ebookbrowse.com/ieee-canada-initiatives-glenn-mcknight-alfredo-herrera-ppt-d115661824 Presentation, IEEE, ebookbrowse.com]</ref>
At [[ICANN 42]] in Dakar he was filmed a promotional video for NARALO. He is also involved in the [[WSIS]], and the [[IEEE]].<ref>[[ICANN 42]] Interview</ref><ref>[http://ebookbrowse.com/ieee-canada-initiatives-glenn-mcknight-alfredo-herrera-ppt-d115661824 Presentation, IEEE, ebookbrowse.com]</ref>
He is also the Secretariat/Treasurer for ISOC Canada Chapter
<nowiki> </nowiki>He is also the Secretariat/Treasurer for [[ISOC]] Canada Chapter


He has shot hundreds of hours of video and thousands of photos at the various ICANN events
He has shot hundreds of hours of video and thousands of photos at the various ICANN events


[https://www.flickr.com/photos/glennmcknight/sets/72157650748063332/ APRALO Showcase]  
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/glennmcknight/sets/72157650748063332/ APRALO Showcase]  

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Country: Canada
Email: mcknight.glenn [at] gmail.com
Website:

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Facebook:    [glennmcknith Glenn McKnight]
Twitter:    @gmcknight
Currently a member
of ICANN's NomCom


Currently a member
of ICANN's NARALO

Glenn McKnight has been involved with Internet Issues for the past twenty years working with the Durham Freenet and managing the VOLNET program in Toronto to reach out to non-profits in training and connectivity. McKnight is with the Foundation for Building Sustainable Communities, which joined ICANN's NARALO in 2009. He attended the first ALAC Atlas event in Mexico City.

Involvement with ICANN[edit | edit source]

Current Chair of NARALO

Vice Chair for Outreach and Engagement

Vice Chair for the Technology Taskforce

-Past Secretariat

-Past ALAC Member

-Served two years on the NomCom,

Other committee work[edit | edit source]

- Accessibility Working Group and Social Media Group

At ICANN 42 in Dakar he was filmed a promotional video for NARALO. He is also involved in the WSIS, and the IEEE.[1][2] He is also the Secretariat/Treasurer for ISOC Canada Chapter

He has shot hundreds of hours of video and thousands of photos at the various ICANN events

APRALO Showcase

[3]

Fun Fact[edit | edit source]

Mr. McKnight is volunteers with the world's largest zombie walk. He is currently creating a charitable book detailing how to make-up for haunts and haunted theater.[4]

References[edit | edit source]