Jackie Treiber
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| Organization: | ICANNWiki | ||
| Region: | North America | ||
| Country: | USA | ||
| Email: | jackie[at]icannwiki.com | ||
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| LinkedIn: |  Jackie Treiber
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| Twitter: |  @jacklnn_t
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Jackie Treiber was a Co-Executive Director of ICANNWiki, from February, 2015 to August, 2018. She is based in Spokane, Washington.
In addition to her work with ICANNWiki, Treiber attended the IGF, where she spoke on panels related to improving multilingual content on the Internet (2016) as well as the subjective experiences of gender and access to the Internet (2017). In November 2018 she became a contracted writer and editor with ICANN, where she'll be working with the RDS (WHOIS) Review Team on its Draft Report.
She is also a visual artist and writer.
Career History
ICANNWIki (2015+)
As the Co-Executive Director of ICANNWiki, Jackie worked closely with Dustin Phillips, fellow graphic designer and editor, Vivian Hua as well as site director Raymond King to create and edit content for the site. She also attended all ICANN meetings in order to maintain and strengthen relationships with ICANN community members and bolster contributions to ICANNWiki site via outreach events such as the ICANNWiki Edit-a-thon and ICANNWiki Ambassador Program.
Flashgiovani (2012)
Flashgiovani is a special project of the municipality of Bologna, Italy. As a writer at Flashgiovani, Treiber crafted creative and informative articles [1] pertaining to life in Portland, Oregon. She also translated Italian articles into English for the benefit of visiting English speakers.
The Portland Review (2010-2011)
The Portland Review has published poetry, fiction and critical reviews since 1956. As Editor-in-Chief of The Portland Review, Treiber solicited work from renowned and beginning writers and artists on a quarterly basis. She also initiated outreach events such as author readings and small one-off prints of select writers.
Education
Jackie received a B.A. from Portland State University in 2014, where she majored in Literature and Creative Writing.
References
- ↑ From Portland to Bologna with Love From Flashgiovani.it. Retrieved 04 February 2015.