This evening, ICANN released the names of the 42 people who were selected for the ICANN Fellowship program, which I previously wrote about. The 42 fellows are from 31 different countries, and they will attend the ICANN meeting in Singapore in March of 2014. There were 121 applications submitted for this program.
As part of the program, the fellows will have their travel and other expenses paid for by ICANN: “The fellowship covers the cost of economy class airfare and hotel, as well as providing a stipend after successful completion of the program, in order to assist in covering some basic expenses incurred by the fellow.”
Listed below are the 42 individuals who were selected to participate in the program. If you qualify, this seems like it would be an excellent opportunity.
- Oluwaseun Samson Ojedeji – Nigeria – Academic / Registry
- Xandra Fong – Fiji – Not for Profit
- Yungyung Teng – People’s Republic of China – Government / IPC
- Mamadou Lo – Senegal – Business
- Maricarmen Sequera – Paraguay – End User
- Jọo Carlos Rebello Carib̩ РBrazil РNot for Profit / NCUC
- Md. Jahangir Hossain – Bangladesh – Not for Profit / NPOC
- Inam Ali – Jordan – Civil Society
- Hanen Idoudi – Tunisia – Academic
- Farzaneh Badiei – Iran – End User
- Karel Douglas – Trinidad and Tobago – Government
- Bukola Fawole – Nigeria – Academic
- Pascal Guillaume Bekono – Cameroon – Government / At Large
- Ephraim Percy Kenyanito – Kenya – End User
- Shakeel Ahmed – Pakistan – End User
- Emani Fakaotimanava-Lui – Niue – Not for Profit / At Large
- Yousef Torman – Jordan – Academic
- Rommel Natividad – Philippines – Government / GAC
- Taravatu Arua Taravatu – Papua New Guinea – Government
- Gul-e Rana – Pakistan – Academic
- Wisdom Kwasi Donkor – Ghana – Government
- Rahul Sharma – India – Not for Profit
- Zakir Syed – Pakistan – Not for Profit
- Mario Aleman Zapata – Nicaragua – Not for Profit
- Bonface Witaba – Kenya – Not for Profit / NPOC
- Ibrahim Alfayoumi – West Bank and Gaza – ccTLD
- Etuate Cocker – Tonga – Academic
- Lianna Galstyan – Armenia – Not for Profit
- Aasis Karan – Fiji – Business / At Large
- Benjamin Akintunde Akinmoyeje – Nigeria – Not for Profit / NCUC
- Philip Adar – Kenya – Business
- Bram Fudzulani – Malawi – Business / ISP and ASO
- Matilda Pamao – Papua New Guinea – Academic / ccNSO
- Vernon O’Brien – Dominica – Government
- Valentina Pavel Burloiu – Romania – Not for Profit / At large
- Hasnaa Soraya Melyani – Morocco – End User
- Zhang Zuan – People’s Republic of China – Not for Profit / member NCUC
- Jason Hynds – Barbados – Not for Profit / At Large
- Mohamed Adas – West Bank and Gaza – End User
- Mohamed Elshaikh – Sudan – End User
- Walid Al-Saqaf – Yemen – Academic / NCUC
- Andreas Sifiso Dlamini – Swaziland – Government