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Próximos pasos del Grupo de Trabajo Antiacoso de la Junta Directiva de la ICANN

21 de marzo de 2019
Por
Sarah Deutsch

Sarah Deutsch

ICANN Board Member

Sarah Deutsch is a practicing attorney with considerable experience on Internet policy and related legal issues. Sarah worked for over 23 years at Verizon Communications as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel in its Legal Department. She managed the company’s global intellectual property practice and team of legal and technical personnel responsible for trademarks, domain names, copyrights, patent licensing and portfolio management and unfair competition issues. Her responsibilities included federal, state and international matters involving counseling, litigation, and Internet policy, including close coordination with Verizon’s technical teams and engineers.

Sarah has served as a subject matter expert in Verizon’s Legal Department on Internet issues since the mid 1990s. She has extensive experience in IP policy, online liability issues, privacy, cyber-security and consumer protection issues and related advocacy before the US Congress, federal agencies, state legislatures, and global bodies including WIPO, OECD, and other legislative and regulatory bodies. Sarah was the first attorney to oversee Verizon’s Privacy Office, including managing its Chief Privacy Officer, privacy attorneys and staff. She was a Lecturer of Law at Harvard Law School, teaching a class in online privacy in 2019.

Sarah was one of five negotiators for the U.S. telecommunications industry in the negotiations that led to the passage of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. She also served as a Private Sector Advisor to U.S. Delegation to the WIPO Copyright Treaties and to the G8 Cybercrime Conference. Sarah was the 2014 recipient of the Managing IP In-House Counsel Award at the American Women in Business Law Awards. In 2009, she received the Public Knowledge President’s Award for Extraordinary Dedication to Protecting the Free Flow of Information Over the Internet.

Sarah has been involved in ICANN issues since its inception, working on numerous issues over the years with the Business Constituency and the IPC. She has also coordinated closely with the ISPCP. Sarah served as the Business Constituency’s Commercial Stakeholder Group representative, and also represented the BC on the Nominating Committee. She currently serves on the Board of the nonprofit Electronic Frontier Foundation, the nonprofit Edgemoor Research Institute and the nonprofit National Center for Health Research.

Prior to joining Verizon, Sarah was an associate in the law firm of Morgan, Lewis Bockius. She holds a J.D. from American University, Washington College of Law and a B.A. from Emory University. She was nominated to serve on the ICANN Board by the Nominating Committee in 2017. Her term will expire at the Annual General Meeting 2023.

Durante la reunión ICANN64 realizada en Kobe, Japón, el Grupo de Trabajo Antiacoso de la Junta Directiva de la ICANN se reunió con un grupo reducido de miembros de distintos sectores de la comunidad interesados en sus actividades para dialogar sobre su plan de trabajo y acordar los próximos pasos a seguir.

Los miembros de la comunidad que participaron en la reunión aportaron una gran cantidad de valiosas propuestas para su consideración por parte del grupo de trabajo y la organización de la ICANN. Estas son algunas de sus ideas:

Campaña de concientización

Lanzar una amplia campaña de concientización para la reunión ICANN65. Esta iniciativa contra el acoso, realizada en colaboración con la Oficina del Defensor del Pueblo de la ICANN, pondrá de relieve procesos y procedimientos existentes, y facilitará información sobre los diversos mecanismos para denunciar el acoso.

Investigación

Llevar a cabo una investigación para comparar los procedimientos antiacoso de la ICANN con los de organizaciones que tengan características similares, como el trabajo activo con voluntarios de todo el mundo. La investigación tendrá en cuenta lo siguiente: la manera en que estas organizaciones implementan sus políticas antiacoso, sus mejores prácticas y la posibilidad de aplicarlas en el contexto de la ICANN. Se solicitarán los aportes de los miembros de la comunidad para fortalecer esta iniciativa y sumar información al trabajo en curso.

Sesión pública durante la reunión ICANN65

Ofrecer una sesión pública durante la reunión ICANN65 a fin de facilitar una mayor participación de la comunidad. Después de la reunión ICANN65, se distribuirá un cuestionario para evaluar el nivel de conocimiento y comprensión por parte de la comunidad de la Política Antiacoso de la Comunidad vigente en la ICANN y sus procedimientos afines.

Capacitación

Considerar la manera de incorporar sesiones de capacitación antiacoso a los procesos de la ICANN. Una de las ideas propuestas es considerar la incorporación de sesiones de capacitación a los programas de liderazgo de la comunidad para que los nuevos líderes se informen y tomen conciencia de los recursos y las herramientas disponibles para gestionar un tema tan importante.

Estas iniciativas tienen un objetivo que debería ser común a todos nosotros: garantizar un entorno de respeto mutuo, apoyo y compañerismo para todos los miembros de la comunidad global de la ICANN.

Los mantendremos al tanto de nuestros avances y esperamos continuar trabajando en esta iniciativa junto a ustedes, los miembros de nuestra comunidad.

Authors

Sarah Deutsch

Sarah Deutsch

ICANN Board Member
Sarah Deutsch

Sarah Deutsch

ICANN Board Member

Sarah Deutsch is a practicing attorney with considerable experience on Internet policy and related legal issues. Sarah worked for over 23 years at Verizon Communications as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel in its Legal Department. She managed the company’s global intellectual property practice and team of legal and technical personnel responsible for trademarks, domain names, copyrights, patent licensing and portfolio management and unfair competition issues. Her responsibilities included federal, state and international matters involving counseling, litigation, and Internet policy, including close coordination with Verizon’s technical teams and engineers.

Sarah has served as a subject matter expert in Verizon’s Legal Department on Internet issues since the mid 1990s. She has extensive experience in IP policy, online liability issues, privacy, cyber-security and consumer protection issues and related advocacy before the US Congress, federal agencies, state legislatures, and global bodies including WIPO, OECD, and other legislative and regulatory bodies. Sarah was the first attorney to oversee Verizon’s Privacy Office, including managing its Chief Privacy Officer, privacy attorneys and staff. She was a Lecturer of Law at Harvard Law School, teaching a class in online privacy in 2019.

Sarah was one of five negotiators for the U.S. telecommunications industry in the negotiations that led to the passage of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. She also served as a Private Sector Advisor to U.S. Delegation to the WIPO Copyright Treaties and to the G8 Cybercrime Conference. Sarah was the 2014 recipient of the Managing IP In-House Counsel Award at the American Women in Business Law Awards. In 2009, she received the Public Knowledge President’s Award for Extraordinary Dedication to Protecting the Free Flow of Information Over the Internet.

Sarah has been involved in ICANN issues since its inception, working on numerous issues over the years with the Business Constituency and the IPC. She has also coordinated closely with the ISPCP. Sarah served as the Business Constituency’s Commercial Stakeholder Group representative, and also represented the BC on the Nominating Committee. She currently serves on the Board of the nonprofit Electronic Frontier Foundation, the nonprofit Edgemoor Research Institute and the nonprofit National Center for Health Research.

Prior to joining Verizon, Sarah was an associate in the law firm of Morgan, Lewis Bockius. She holds a J.D. from American University, Washington College of Law and a B.A. from Emory University. She was nominated to serve on the ICANN Board by the Nominating Committee in 2017. Her term will expire at the Annual General Meeting 2023.

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