Submit Content to EMFA

A major part of the Universal Access Conversation is the cooperative creation of a web site with original content and links to important essays, articles, reports, news stories, web sites, and e-mail lists related to the event themes. Submission highlights will be sent to the EMFA-EVENT e-mail list on a regular basis.

Help us build this site as a lasting resource.

Please fill in the top part of the form first. Then fill in any or all of the fields below, then press the submit button at the very end. Use our comment form if you have any questions, or send us e-mail at: emfa@publicus.net

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Universal Access Theme Essays

• To spur discussions with each theme, we will distribute few original essays submitted by the audience or solicited by EMFA. This is your chance to offer some "value-added" analysis and stories.
• Rules: Up to 500 words, text only 65-70 characters per line, related to an event theme, author retains full copyright, EMFA granted persmission to place on web site and distribute via e-mail.
• Accepted essays will be distributed via e-mail and/or placed on web site.
• E-mail text to: emfa@publicus.net.

If you want prior feedback on an essay idea, use this text box:

Articles and Reports Related to Themes

• To provide issue background, EMFA plans to share information on important articles and reports throughout the event. We look to the audience for their advice on what we should link to from our specific themes pages.
• Rules: Related to the themes, for possible link from theme page or with permission from author e-mail distribution if short or summarized within 500 words.

Please include: Author's name and e-mail, the article title,
the URL, and theme comments.

News Items

• EMFA will link to current news stories related to the themes. Journalists are encouraged to point out their recent stories.
• Rules: Recent article, links provided to external sites.

Please include: Author's name and e-mail, the article title,
the article URL, the publication/site name, and the main site URL.

Online Resources

• We will link to the "best of" major online resources sites related to the event themes.
• Rules: We we won't recreate the wheel.

Please include: Site name, site URL, primary contact name
and e-mail, site sponsor, site sponsor main URL.

Mailing Lists and Online Discussions

• The Universal Access Conversation only lasts for two weeks, but the Internet never stops talking. Just as EMFA used e-mail lists to build the audience for the list, we plan to help participants find their way to relevant ongoing Internet policy discussions. We will also want references to ongoing web discussions related to the themes. Submissions will be placed in a special document for wide distribution.
• Rules: Lists/Web Boards/News groups related to themes, open to the public, full details required to ensure inclusion in directory.

Please include: List/Web Board/News group name/address,
short description, list subscribe instructions, web home page/
archive for list, list owner, list owner address, estimated
message volume.