Internet Society Policy Resources: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Access global policy papers and advocacy training to help shape the future of internet governance.
This initiative provides professional resources and training related to the rules and governance of the global internet.
Who it's for
This resource is designed specifically for digital strategists and policy advocates. It is built for professionals who need to understand the complexities of how digital spaces are managed and regulated on a global scale.
What you get
Participants gain access to a collection of global policy papers and specialized advocacy training. These resources are intended to help professionals navigate the evolving landscape of digital governance and participate in the discussions that shape how the internet functions for everyone.
What it costs you
Access to these materials and training opportunities is free. However, to get the most out of the program, you must be prepared for active participation. This means moving beyond passive reading and engaging with the community or the training processes provided.
The catch to know
It is important to understand the specific scope of these resources. The focus of this program is strictly on internet governance—the rules and frameworks that manage the digital world. It is not a resource for business strategy or commercial planning; it will not provide guidance on how to run a brand or grow a company's market share.
How to apply
- Visit the official portal to browse the available policy documentation.
- Look for advocacy training modules that align with your specific professional goals.
- Follow the specific engagement instructions provided on the website to begin participating.