Difference between revisions of "Robert Guerra"
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Robert has given numerous [http://www.privaterra.org/media-interviews media interviews] and often is invited to share his views on the challenges being faced by social justice organizations in regards to surveillance, censorship and privacy. He advises numerous non-profits, foundations, governments and international organizations, including [http://www.cpsr.org Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility] (CPSR), [http://www.tigweb.org/about/who/weare/advisors.html Taking IT Global], [http://http://www.diplomacy.edu/ig/ Diplo Foundation's Internet Governance and Policy Capacity Building Program] (IGPCBP), and [http://www.opennet.net The Open Net Initiative].<ref>User Submitted</ref><ref>ICANN Interviews</ref> | Robert has given numerous [http://www.privaterra.org/media-interviews media interviews] and often is invited to share his views on the challenges being faced by social justice organizations in regards to surveillance, censorship and privacy. He advises numerous non-profits, foundations, governments and international organizations, including [http://www.cpsr.org Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility] (CPSR), [http://www.tigweb.org/about/who/weare/advisors.html Taking IT Global], [http://http://www.diplomacy.edu/ig/ Diplo Foundation's Internet Governance and Policy Capacity Building Program] (IGPCBP), and [http://www.opennet.net The Open Net Initiative].<ref>User Submitted</ref><ref>ICANN Interviews</ref> | ||
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| Country: | Canada | ||
| Email: | rguerra [at] privaterra.ca | ||
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| LinkedIn: |  [Robert Guerra Robert Guerra]
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| Twitter: |  @netfreedom
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Robert Guerra is a civil society expert specializing in issues of internet governance, cyber security, social networking, multi-stakeholder participation, internet freedom and human rights. Robert is the founder of Privaterra, a Canadian based company that works with private industry and nongovernmental organizations to assist them with issues of data privacy, secure communications, information security, internet governance and internet freedom. Robert collaborates with the Citizen Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto.
Robert serves as a member of ICANN’s Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC), the Nominating Committee (NomCom), the Multi-stakeholder Ethos award panel and the Cross-Community Working Group to Develop an IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal on Naming Related Functions. Additionally he has participated as a member of the official Canadian delegation at two UN World Summits on the Information Society (WSIS).
Robert has given numerous media interviews and often is invited to share his views on the challenges being faced by social justice organizations in regards to surveillance, censorship and privacy. He advises numerous non-profits, foundations, governments and international organizations, including Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR), Taking IT Global, Diplo Foundation's Internet Governance and Policy Capacity Building Program (IGPCBP), and The Open Net Initiative.[1][2]
GPG Keys
KeyID: 0xCC008403 Fingerprint=9A65 89D3 C485 85C0 B306 1E27 21AF 9B7B CC00 8403
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