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• David Luchuk provided a brief overview of the two webinar events that took place on December 15 - separate sessions to accommodate US/EU and APAC time zones.
• The US/EU session peaked at approx. 120 attendees while the APAC session reaches approx. 20 participants.
• The sessions were well-received and featured active participation from attendees.
• Recordings from both sessions have been posted to the ToIP website and wiki.
• The Communications Committee intends to 
• Kimberly Linson presented the principles and approach developed by a small team of ToIP members who set up the Human Experience Working Group.
• The intent is for the HXWG team to meet with, and act as a resource for, all other Working Groups.
• In addition to making people-centred design the “glue” between governance and technology stacks in the ToIP model, the HXWG aims to bring excluded people and communities into the process of creating applications.
• They are asking for project ideas by December 4 (by completing the Project Request Form) so that work can begin in January 2021.

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• to establish an editorial calendar through which ToIP webinars would be regularly scheduled.
• Drummond Reed presented the opening slides from the webinar, discussing how the ToIP model was presented to the non-technical audience. 
• Tim Bouma observed that the core challenge with a government audience is to succeed in shifting policy leaders from their focus on “SSI” toward a greater understanding of digital trust.
• Kaliya Young introduced advocacy work underway in California aiming to influence the State policy committee and draft legislation, which will be supportive of VCs, in 2021.
• Bo Harald introduces work underway through Findy - establishing a network for verified data where state agencies (Finland) act as members.

Principles of SSI

• Chris Ingrao introduced The Exchange which is a credential ecosystem that was conceived to supports test and vaccination records related to COVID-19.
• It has since been expanded to support multiple use cases and a community of patients, providers, advocates and payers to share credentials in healthcare.
• This example of a Layer 4 ecosystem (based on the ToIP model) aims to help resolve billions of dollars in inefficiency and administrative waste in health services.

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