This document provides information and guidance for newcomers to ICANN on how to engage with and participate in the organization. It recommends that newcomers join interested groups and email lists to start communicating, listen and learn, and take advantage of capacity building and training opportunities. It suggests ways for individuals to engage such as contributing to policy processes and doing outreach. Being visible involves both communicating and facilitating information sharing and capacity building. The document also provides information on ICANN fellowship programs and tips for preparing for and networking at ICANN meetings. It emphasizes the importance of representation and engaging in policy development as a fellow.

1. ICANN Newcomer
Toolkit
Prepared by Shreedeep Rayamajhi
Rayznews |Learn Internet Governance

2. ICANN Multistakeholder Mind Map:
Source: Bruna Santos

3. New to ICANN:
JOIN | Join the interseted group & suscribe the email list of your interseted groups and start
communicating
LISTERN & LEARN | Keep a watch, listern and learn
SEARCH | Capacity building and free webinars
ENGAGEMENT | Start engaging and collaborating with your issues

4. How to Engage?
INDIVIDUAL
Joining your
interested
group and
contribute in
various policy
making
process
OUTREACH
Helping in
outreach and
creating better
opportunity
with in the
network
VISIBILITY
Being visibile
not only means
communicating
but facilitating
in the Capacity
building &
information
dessimination
process

5. Fellowship:
Open Fellowship
Alumni Fellowship
Community Travel
Program
CROP

6. ICANN Meeting Preparation:
Preparation Always be Prepared
Schedule your meetings
Speak with better Research and issues
Attend the Daily coach meeting
Always be Humble and polite
Know where and what to do?
Network Try to Connect with your regional leaders and staffs
Meet New people
Always have your card and Infomration details
Coach can be a great source of Netwroking
Use your Social Media to mark the key point of the session
Know where and what to do?
Make a Summary of the what you did and who you meet every day

7. Engagement A fellow is a part of the ICANN community, it is now your
Resposnibility to resepresnt ICANN in your community
Engage in policy making process
Think of better Community collborating and outreach
techniques
Reach out to the staff and regional leaders
Communication
Sharing and helping the community get more people
Getting voice of the your commnuity for the Policy
Developing Process
Think of better Community collborating and outreach
technique