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After [[ICANN 55]] in Marrakech, a number of stakeholders from [[ICANN]]’s [[Fellowship Program|Fellow]] and [[NextGen@ICANN|NextGen]] programs expressed a desire to replicate the [[Edit-a-thon]] in their home countries. Specifically, [[Bonface Witaba]] (ICANN Fellow, Kenya), [[Oyewole Oginni]] (NextGen, Cameroon) and [[Jabhera Matogoro|Matogoro Jabhera]] (NextGen, Tanzania) approached our team to build home-grown events that would incorporate local [[ICT]]<nowiki/>s as well as ICANN with an aim to broaden awareness of relevant topics within the [[Internet governance]] space.  

After [[ICANN 55]] in Marrakech, a number of stakeholders from [[ICANN]]’s [[Fellowship Program|Fellow]] and [[NextGen@ICANN|NextGen]] programs expressed a desire to replicate the [[Edit-a-thon]] in their home countries. Specifically, [[Bonface Witaba]] (ICANN Fellow, Kenya), [[Oyewole Oginni]] (NextGen, Cameroon) and [[Jabhera Matogoro|Matogoro Jabhera]] (NextGen, Tanzania) approached our team to build home-grown events that would incorporate local [[ICT]]<nowiki/>s as well as ICANN with an aim to broaden awareness of relevant topics within the [[Internet governance]] space.  

==Event==

==Internet Governance Youth Community Workshop - University of Dodoma==

Much like the ICANNWiki Edit-a-thon itself, the events unfolded in a granular fashion. Two small events were held in Nairobi, Kenya, where Bonface Witaba explained the project and its goals. These two events had relatively small participation, but set the stage for our event at the University of Dodoma which had a fantastic turn-out. Event details are as follows:

Much like the ICANNWiki Edit-a-thon itself, the events unfolded in a granular fashion. Two small events were held in Nairobi, Kenya, where Bonface Witaba explained the project and its goals. These two events had relatively small participation, but set the stage for our event at the University of Dodoma which had a fantastic turn-out. Event details are as follows: