MAG Chair and MAG Activities   - The MAG Chair posts activity updates from a personal perspective. The latest blog post is: IGF 2020: Virtually together for an Internet for human resilience and solidarity The full blog…

The Policy Network on Internet Fragmentation (PNIF)'s driving force is a community of diverse stakeholders aiming to contribute with their ‎expertise and experience. All interested stakeholders can join an open dedicated mailing…

An accessible and user-friendly experience is key for the IGF's public online meetings. At the same time, the IGF strives and commits to keep the users safety at the highest level. The IGF would like to clarify that: The IGF …

IGF MAG Renewal 2024 General guidance and notes to take into consideration regarding nominations for a position on the MAG The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) was established by the United Nations Secretary-…

  Announcement  Call for Nominations for the 2024 Internet Governance Forum Multistakeholder Advisory Group‎  The Internet Governance Forum's Multistakeholder Advisory Group (IGF MAG) has been instrumental in planning the…

  2022 PNMA CALL FOR INPUTS (OPEN UNTIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2022, 23:59 UTC) The Policy Network on Meaningful Access and its Multistakeholder Working Group of experts (PNMA MWG) invite the IGF community and any…

Below is the list of Workshop proposals, received in response to the IGF 2023 call for sessions. These proposals were cleared against the basic entry criteria of the IGF and are currently under detailed evaluation for possible…

These types of sessions serve to present and discuss Internet governance academic and/or research initiatives or ‎outputs such as research or think tank work, to launch Internet governance-related books and similar. Proposals should clearly ‎…

Lightning talks are brief, to-the-point, prepared presentation on a specific Internet governance issue. Stakeholders with demonstrated interest in Internet governance and who can clearly outline the Internet governance-related objective to be…

Town Halls are interactive sessions organized by entities dealing with Internet governance-related issues of international scope. Through town hall sessions, stakeholders exchange views on topical and even controversial Internet governance issues.…

All stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for workshops at the 18th Annual Meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) through the workshop application e-form. The deadline is 24 May 2023, 23:59 UTC. Eight…

All recognized DCs are invited to submit requests for a session slot through the application e-form.   Dynamic Coalitions use individual sessions to discuss issues related to their DC topic and any work they wish to…

Organizations interested in arranging Pre-events or 'Day 0' Events are invited to submit requests for a session slot through the application e-form.   Pre-events will be held on the day before the official 18th IGF programme…

Networking sessions are interactive gatherings of stakeholders interested in the same or a similar issue on Internet ‎governance. Their open (in the case of face-to-face events - open-seating) formats are spontaneous ‎and can serve as…

The Policy Network on Artificial Intelligence (PNAI) emerged at a request of the community following the discussions held at the 17th annual IGF meeting in Addis Ababa and its main session on Addressing Advanced Technologies, including Artificial…