During my time as an ARIN Fellow, I learned that Internet number resource policies in the ARIN region are developed entirely by the community. Every word of the Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) undergoes rigorous examination in a transparent, community-driven, bottom-up policy development process.
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Just a few more weeks until we head to Montego Bay, Jamaica for ARIN 37! We hope you’re planning to join us and if you are, you’ll keep an eye out for our 15 fellows and say hello.
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Every year, the Postel Scholarship Program provides funding for network operators from developing nations to attend back-to-back NANOG and ARIN meetings. The scholarship honors the life and work of Jon Postel, a significant contributor to the development of Internet standards and protocols.
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Only a few days are left until we head to Montreal for ARIN 36 Public Policy and Members Meeting. We’re getting excited and hope you are too! While you are at ARIN 36 make sure you take the time to introduce yourself to our nine fellows. Since the ARIN Fellowship Program began, more than 50 people have had the opportunity to participate
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Only a few days are left until ARIN 35 takes to San Francisco. We’re getting excited and hope you are too! Coming to their first ARIN Public Policy and Members meeting are five fellows who are eager to learn more and dive into policy discussions at ARIN 35. Get to know the ARIN 35 fellowship recipients so you can be sure to say hi and strike up a conversation with these outstanding individuals.
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In two weeks ARIN 33 will begin. Get to know the three fellows who you’ll find actively involved at this meeting with this Q&A. Kevin Powell, Lecturer/Head of Department, General Studies and Communication at University College of Caribbean, from Jamaica; Brett Henrich, Sr. Technical Specialist at Infracore LLC, from California, USA; Jose Alvarado, IT Operations Manager at Allstream Corp., from Ontario, Canada. Be sure to find Kevin, Brett, and Jose to introduce yourself and give them a big welcome to their first ARIN meeting!
Read MoreBy Jud Lewis, Membership Coordinator, ARIN Facilitating the ARIN Fellowship Program is one of my favorite parts of my job. Awarding fellowships to individuals who are starting on the path to full participation in the development of Internet number resource policy and helping them to realize their ability to shape the future of the InternetRead More
Read MoreIt’s been a frigid January, at least in the ARIN offices. No matter what Mother Nature has in store for you this winter, ARIN has some warming hope to offer. We will be bringing three people from the ARIN region with us to sunny Barbados in April to attend their first ARIN Meeting for freeRead More
Read MoreBy Tim Christensen, ARIN Recently, I spoke in Jamaica at the University College of the Caribbean. The college was hosting its first-ever Internet Day, a collection of talks and presentations on “unleashing the possibilities of the free and open Internet”. The day was a great success, unquestionably due to the value that the program broughtRead More
Read MoreYou’ve heard it from a fellow once. You’ve heard it from a fellow twice. Now hear it from the other side why you should apply for an ARIN Meeting Fellowship. Get a mentor’s perspective on why the program is so important. Those awarded a fellowship to attend ARIN XVIII in Philadelphia in mid October willRead More
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