[Chapter-delegates] Chapter toolkit project needs your help

[Sindy Obed]

Hi Alexander,
We will use it for Haiti Chapter and i am sure that it is useful for our
online visibility.
I support your funding request.

Regards,
Obed Sindy

President , Internet Society Haiti Chapter

On Thursday, June 7, 2018, Susannah Gray <susannah.gray at gmail.com> wrote:

> Alexander, Michiel,
>
> While the SF Bay Area Chapter has not used the toolkit (yet), we certainly
> recognise its usefulness and support your request for funding.
>
> Keep up the good work!
>
> Susannah
>
>
> Susannah Gray
> President
> San Francisco Bay Area Internet Society Chapter
> www.sfbayisoc.org
>
>
>
> On 05/06/2018 13:30, Alexander Blom wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> The chapter toolkit project has been working on bringing the online
> presence of chapters in line with ISOCs principles of being open, globally
> connected and secure for over a year and you probably have seen our posts a
> couple of times updating you with the latest developments. This is where we
> are now:
>
>    1. The website template and free hosting facility is in use by 17
>    chapters, the latest additions being ISOC.fr (France) switching to our
>    template and ISOC.td (Chad) switching to both our hosting and template.
>    Send a mail to voorzitter(at)isoc.nl if your chapter would like to
>    participate!
>    2. The video conferencing tool is live and in use since 2017/12/5.
>    Please go ahead and try it out at https://webrtc.sipthor.net/
>    conference/isoc, we use it for  every online meeting with ISOCNL
>    3. The toolkit recently posted its first tool, secure hosted
>    emailboxes that strive to be 100% compliant with modern email standards
>    such as DKIM, SPF, DMARC, StartTLS (with TLS 1.2), POP3, IMAPS and more.
>
>
> These are our plans for the upcoming year:
>
>    1. The template wants to spend 5,250 USD on hosting and support for
>    participating chapters, and on adding extra features to the template from
>    the toolkit project.
>    2. The video conferencing tool wants use 7,500 USD to build an IOS and
>    Android app for the tool as well as adding audio only conferences, and the
>    ability to add or remove video during a conference.
>    3. The toolkit wants to spend 9,000 USD on adding 10 existing open
>    source projects to its NIX package. They will then be available as free
>    cloud services either as password protected tools for the chapter boards,
>    or as extensions for chapter websites.
>
> Currently we are therefore asking the Chapter Advisory Council to support
> our request for funding for a total of 21,750 USD (see our presentation
> with more details at https://internetsociety.info/d
> ocs/201806-Chapter_Toolkit_Project_CHAC.pdf). To strengthen our case, we
> could really use some help from all of you. This is what we need:
>
> *Reply to this email, and state that on behalf of your chapter you wish
> the project to continue and support our request for funding.*
>
> We will then forward your message to the Chapter Advisory Council. With
> enough chapters supporting, we think we have a very good chance of
> convincing the Council.
>
> Thank you!!!
>
> Met vriendelijke groet,
> Kind regards
>
> Alexander Blom, Michiel Leenaars
> Internet Society Netherlands Chapter
>
>
>
>
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