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Tuesday, November 13, 2007. Regulatory Frameworks for Improving Access. Unfortunately we arrived a little late for this session. Because the opening ceremony and opening session dragged on for an extra half an hour. 8221; from the coffee shop and checked out the IDRC booth, we were about twenty minutes late. I regret missing these first couple of minutes because Ms.
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This blog will be used exclusively by Jeremy Hessing-Lewis to report on the proceedings of the 2007 Internet Governance Forum taking place November 12-15, 2007 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.CONTENT
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Our work is rooted in a commitment to social justice. Participation is a human right, and it brings better results. Our work started in youth participation, supporting the rights of children and young people to shape the decisions and services that affect their lives. Today we also work on participation processes in many settings, from open government to mental health to user engagement in research. Every project we work on is bespok.
Our work is rooted in a commitment to social justice. Participation is a human right, and it brings better results. Our work started in youth participation, supporting the rights of children and young people to shape the decisions and services that affect their lives. Today we also work on participation processes in many settings, from open government to mental health to user engagement in research. Every project we work on is bespok.