The core committee assumes responsibility for coordinating the day-to-day work of the CCAN. Core committee members engage in modified consensus decision-making on:
- Adding new members,
- Approving statements and public communications in the name of the Network, and
- Signing on to statements in the name of the Network, including requests for feedback made by signatories of the Call
To form the core committee, the co-chairs request self-nominations from the entire CCAN membership.
The 2025 CCAN core committee:
Marwa Fatafta (she/her),
MENA Policy and Advocacy Director, Access Now
Valerie Wirtschafter (she/her), Fellow in Foreign Policy and the Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Tech Initiative, Brookings Institute
Aliya Bhatia (she/her), Policy Analyst, Center for Democracy & Technology
Kawser Ahmed (he/him), Executive Director, Conflict and Resilience Research Institute Canada (CRRIC)
Dr Katy Vaughan (she/her),
Senior Lecturer in Law, Cyber Threats Research Centre (CYTREC), Swansea University
Farzaneh Badii (she/her),
Founder, Digital Medusa
David Greene (he/him),
Civil Liberties Director, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Abdur Razzaq (he/him),
Chairperson, Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand (FIANZ)
Jason Pielemeier (he/him),
Executive Director, Global Network Initiative
Wendy Via (she/her),
CEO, Global Project Against Hate and Extremism
Anjum Rahman (MNZM) (she/her),
Founder and Project Co-Lead, Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono
Sasha Havlicek (she/her), Co-Founder and CEO, Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD)
Noelle de Guzman (she/her),
Senior Advisor, Policy and External Engagement, Internet Society
Rose Jamieson (she/her), Tumu Whiria | General Manager Public Impact, InternetNZ
Louis Audet Gosselin (he/him), Scientific and Strategic Director, The Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence (CPRLV)
Dave Moskovitz (he/him), Co-chair, Wellington Abrahamic Council of Jews, Christians, and Muslims
Gazbiah Sans (she/her), expert in counter-terrorism and preventing/countering violent extremism
Dia Kayyali (they/them), human rights and technology community organiser
