#communitynetworks — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #communitynetworks, aggregated by home.social.
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Which community network are you representing this year?
Introduce yourself and your project — and if you haven't yet, add yourself to the participants list so others can see who's coming.
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Which community network are you representing this year?
Introduce yourself and your project — and if you haven't yet, add yourself to the participants list so others can see who's coming.
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Which community network are you representing this year?
Introduce yourself and your project — and if you haven't yet, add yourself to the participants list so others can see who's coming.
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Which community network are you representing this year?
Introduce yourself and your project — and if you haven't yet, add yourself to the participants list so others can see who's coming.
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Which community network are you representing this year?
Introduce yourself and your project — and if you haven't yet, add yourself to the participants list so others can see who's coming.
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🌱 Communities across the Global South are telling their own stories of environmental harm, resistance and protecting their territories.
LocNet selected nine narratives -from 125 submissions- exploring community-centred connectivity and socio-environmental justice. The first selected narratives take us to Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia through a news report, an illustrated story and a poem.
📖 Explore the stories: https://www.apc.org/en/news/local-narratives-community-centred-connectivity-initiatives-driving-socio-environmental
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🌱 Communities across the Global South are telling their own stories of environmental harm, resistance and protecting their territories.
LocNet selected nine narratives -from 125 submissions- exploring community-centred connectivity and socio-environmental justice. The first selected narratives take us to Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia through a news report, an illustrated story and a poem.
📖 Explore the stories: https://www.apc.org/en/news/local-narratives-community-centred-connectivity-initiatives-driving-socio-environmental
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🌱 Communities across the Global South are telling their own stories of environmental harm, resistance and protecting their territories.
LocNet selected nine narratives -from 125 submissions- exploring community-centred connectivity and socio-environmental justice. The first selected narratives take us to Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia through a news report, an illustrated story and a poem.
📖 Explore the stories: https://www.apc.org/en/news/local-narratives-community-centred-connectivity-initiatives-driving-socio-environmental
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🌱 Communities across the Global South are telling their own stories of environmental harm, resistance and protecting their territories.
LocNet selected nine narratives -from 125 submissions- exploring community-centred connectivity and socio-environmental justice. The first selected narratives take us to Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia through a news report, an illustrated story and a poem.
📖 Explore the stories: https://www.apc.org/en/news/local-narratives-community-centred-connectivity-initiatives-driving-socio-environmental
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🌱 Communities across the Global South are telling their own stories of environmental harm, resistance and protecting their territories.
LocNet selected nine narratives -from 125 submissions- exploring community-centred connectivity and socio-environmental justice. The first selected narratives take us to Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia through a news report, an illustrated story and a poem.
📖 Explore the stories: https://www.apc.org/en/news/local-narratives-community-centred-connectivity-initiatives-driving-socio-environmental
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WEBCAST 7-13 SEP - Battlemesh v18
@battlemesh gathers in Gornji Karin, Croatia for a week of talks and workshops on mesh networking, wireless community networks and OpenWrt, plus a self-organised mesh running competing routing protocols side by side. Sponsored by the Chaos Computer Club, @freifunk and the Internet Society Community Networks & Infrastructures SIG.
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WEBCAST 7-13 SEP - Battlemesh v18
@battlemesh gathers in Gornji Karin, Croatia for a week of talks and workshops on mesh networking, wireless community networks and OpenWrt, plus a self-organised mesh running competing routing protocols side by side. Sponsored by the Chaos Computer Club, @freifunk and the Internet Society Community Networks & Infrastructures SIG.
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WEBCAST 7-13 SEP - Battlemesh v18
@battlemesh gathers in Gornji Karin, Croatia for a week of talks and workshops on mesh networking, wireless community networks and OpenWrt, plus a self-organised mesh running competing routing protocols side by side. Sponsored by the Chaos Computer Club, @freifunk and the Internet Society Community Networks & Infrastructures SIG.
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WEBCAST 7-13 SEP - Battlemesh v18
@battlemesh gathers in Gornji Karin, Croatia for a week of talks and workshops on mesh networking, wireless community networks and OpenWrt, plus a self-organised mesh running competing routing protocols side by side. Sponsored by the Chaos Computer Club, @freifunk and the Internet Society Community Networks & Infrastructures SIG.
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“Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.
Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.
WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”
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“Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.
Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.
WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”
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“Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.
Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.
WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”
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“Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.
Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.
WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”
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“Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.
Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.
WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”
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What does meaningful connectivity look like when communities lead the way?
Our latest Community Networks Newsletter explores how communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America are building evidence for inclusive, sustainable and community-centred connectivity.
#CommunityNetworks #MeaningfulConnectivity #DigitalInclusion #CommunityConnectivity
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What does meaningful connectivity look like when communities lead the way?
Our latest Community Networks Newsletter explores how communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America are building evidence for inclusive, sustainable and community-centred connectivity.
#CommunityNetworks #MeaningfulConnectivity #DigitalInclusion #CommunityConnectivity
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What does meaningful connectivity look like when communities lead the way?
Our latest Community Networks Newsletter explores how communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America are building evidence for inclusive, sustainable and community-centred connectivity.
#CommunityNetworks #MeaningfulConnectivity #DigitalInclusion #CommunityConnectivity
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What does meaningful connectivity look like when communities lead the way?
Our latest Community Networks Newsletter explores how communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America are building evidence for inclusive, sustainable and community-centred connectivity.
#CommunityNetworks #MeaningfulConnectivity #DigitalInclusion #CommunityConnectivity
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What does meaningful connectivity look like when communities lead the way?
Our latest Community Networks Newsletter explores how communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America are building evidence for inclusive, sustainable and community-centred connectivity.
#CommunityNetworks #MeaningfulConnectivity #DigitalInclusion #CommunityConnectivity
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Es gibt Neuigkeiten auf unserer Website:
freifunk.net unterstützt BattleMesh v18
Vom 7. bis 13. September 2026 trifft sich die Community in Gornji Karin, Kroatien, zum Wireless Battle of the Mesh – Talks, Workshops und gemeinsames Experimentieren rund um freie Netze.
https://freifunk.net/2026/08/freifunk-net-unterstuetzt-battlemesh-v18/
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Es gibt Neuigkeiten auf unserer Website:
freifunk.net unterstützt BattleMesh v18
Vom 7. bis 13. September 2026 trifft sich die Community in Gornji Karin, Kroatien, zum Wireless Battle of the Mesh – Talks, Workshops und gemeinsames Experimentieren rund um freie Netze.
https://freifunk.net/2026/08/freifunk-net-unterstuetzt-battlemesh-v18/
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Es gibt Neuigkeiten auf unserer Website:
freifunk.net unterstützt BattleMesh v18
Vom 7. bis 13. September 2026 trifft sich die Community in Gornji Karin, Kroatien, zum Wireless Battle of the Mesh – Talks, Workshops und gemeinsames Experimentieren rund um freie Netze.
https://freifunk.net/2026/08/freifunk-net-unterstuetzt-battlemesh-v18/
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Es gibt Neuigkeiten auf unserer Website:
freifunk.net unterstützt BattleMesh v18
Vom 7. bis 13. September 2026 trifft sich die Community in Gornji Karin, Kroatien, zum Wireless Battle of the Mesh – Talks, Workshops und gemeinsames Experimentieren rund um freie Netze.
https://freifunk.net/2026/08/freifunk-net-unterstuetzt-battlemesh-v18/
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Es gibt Neuigkeiten auf unserer Website:
freifunk.net unterstützt BattleMesh v18
Vom 7. bis 13. September 2026 trifft sich die Community in Gornji Karin, Kroatien, zum Wireless Battle of the Mesh – Talks, Workshops und gemeinsames Experimentieren rund um freie Netze.
https://freifunk.net/2026/08/freifunk-net-unterstuetzt-battlemesh-v18/
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**BattleMesh Archive**
One of the core traditions at BattleMesh: deploy a mesh network on site, run multiple routing protocols (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR, 802.11s …) and compare them in the field.
Here's a talk from a previous edition on mesh routing and network resilience:
📺 Video:
https://media.freifunk.net/v/evolution-of-the-babel-routing-protocolWhat has changed in your network since then?
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**BattleMesh Archive**
One of the core traditions at BattleMesh: deploy a mesh network on site, run multiple routing protocols (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR, 802.11s …) and compare them in the field.
Here's a talk from a previous edition on mesh routing and network resilience:
📺 Video:
https://media.freifunk.net/v/evolution-of-the-babel-routing-protocolWhat has changed in your network since then?
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**BattleMesh Archive**
One of the core traditions at BattleMesh: deploy a mesh network on site, run multiple routing protocols (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR, 802.11s …) and compare them in the field.
Here's a talk from a previous edition on mesh routing and network resilience:
📺 Video:
https://media.freifunk.net/v/evolution-of-the-babel-routing-protocolWhat has changed in your network since then?
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**BattleMesh Archive**
One of the core traditions at BattleMesh: deploy a mesh network on site, run multiple routing protocols (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR, 802.11s …) and compare them in the field.
Here's a talk from a previous edition on mesh routing and network resilience:
📺 Video:
https://media.freifunk.net/v/evolution-of-the-babel-routing-protocolWhat has changed in your network since then?
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**BattleMesh Archive**
One of the core traditions at BattleMesh: deploy a mesh network on site, run multiple routing protocols (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR, 802.11s …) and compare them in the field.
Here's a talk from a previous edition on mesh routing and network resilience:
📺 Video:
https://media.freifunk.net/v/evolution-of-the-babel-routing-protocolWhat has changed in your network since then?
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BattleMesh brings together community networks from Freifunk, guifi.net, ninux.org, NYC Mesh, and many more — across Europe and beyond.
Every network faces different challenges, but we share a goal: open, community-driven connectivity.
Which network are you part of? Tell us in the replies.
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BattleMesh brings together community networks from Freifunk, guifi.net, ninux.org, NYC Mesh, and many more — across Europe and beyond.
Every network faces different challenges, but we share a goal: open, community-driven connectivity.
Which network are you part of? Tell us in the replies.
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BattleMesh brings together community networks from Freifunk, guifi.net, ninux.org, NYC Mesh, and many more — across Europe and beyond.
Every network faces different challenges, but we share a goal: open, community-driven connectivity.
Which network are you part of? Tell us in the replies.
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BattleMesh brings together community networks from Freifunk, guifi.net, ninux.org, NYC Mesh, and many more — across Europe and beyond.
Every network faces different challenges, but we share a goal: open, community-driven connectivity.
Which network are you part of? Tell us in the replies.
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BattleMesh brings together community networks from Freifunk, guifi.net, ninux.org, NYC Mesh, and many more — across Europe and beyond.
Every network faces different challenges, but we share a goal: open, community-driven connectivity.
Which network are you part of? Tell us in the replies.
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Cooperative by Design: Why Mesh Networks and Community Telcos Are Built for Each Other
A commercial telco and a mesh network are not different ways of solving the same problem. They are built on opposite assumptions about how infrastructure works. Understanding why that matters is the key to understanding why regional Australia keeps getting left behind, and what to do about it. The Economics of Absence In regional and rural Australia, the connectivity gap is not a failure of effort or ambition. It is the predictable output of a particular economic model.https://web.brid.gy/r/https://gaggl.com/blogs/2026-07-08-cooperative-by-design/
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Together with the @freifunk_berlin volunteers, Ester Jang is setting up WiFi repeaters all over DWeb Camp! 🛜
Attend her talk to learn more about community networks, especially about her work with the Seattle Community Network!
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/TRAXZC/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Freifunk #FreifunkBerlin #Berlin #Seattle #CommunityNetworks #CommunityNetwork #networking
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Together with the @freifunk_berlin volunteers, Ester Jang is setting up WiFi repeaters all over DWeb Camp! 🛜
Attend her talk to learn more about community networks, especially about her work with the Seattle Community Network!
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/TRAXZC/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Freifunk #FreifunkBerlin #Berlin #Seattle #CommunityNetworks #CommunityNetwork #networking
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Together with the @freifunk_berlin volunteers, Ester Jang is setting up WiFi repeaters all over DWeb Camp! 🛜
Attend her talk to learn more about community networks, especially about her work with the Seattle Community Network!
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/TRAXZC/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Freifunk #FreifunkBerlin #Berlin #Seattle #CommunityNetworks #CommunityNetwork #networking
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Together with the @freifunk_berlin volunteers, Ester Jang is setting up WiFi repeaters all over DWeb Camp! 🛜
Attend her talk to learn more about community networks, especially about her work with the Seattle Community Network!
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/TRAXZC/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Freifunk #FreifunkBerlin #Berlin #Seattle #CommunityNetworks #CommunityNetwork #networking
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Together with the @freifunk_berlin volunteers, Ester Jang is setting up WiFi repeaters all over DWeb Camp! 🛜
Attend her talk to learn more about community networks, especially about her work with the Seattle Community Network!
https://talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/talk/TRAXZC/
➡️ Full schedule here: https://dwebcamp.org/schedule
#DWeb #DWebCamp #Freifunk #FreifunkBerlin #Berlin #Seattle #CommunityNetworks #CommunityNetwork #networking
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Digital inclusion is about more than internet access. It is also about communities creating, sharing and sustaining media on their own terms.
📖 Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/news/community-interest-medias-contribution-digital-inclusion-learning-experience
📄 Read the pulication: https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/community-interest-media-emerging-concepts-and-practices-global-majority-and-friends
From community radio & podcasts to community networks, the publication explores practices from across the Global Majority that strengthen meaningful connectivity through local knowledge, participation & agency.
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Digital inclusion is about more than internet access. It is also about communities creating, sharing and sustaining media on their own terms.
📖 Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/news/community-interest-medias-contribution-digital-inclusion-learning-experience
📄 Read the pulication: https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/community-interest-media-emerging-concepts-and-practices-global-majority-and-friends
From community radio & podcasts to community networks, the publication explores practices from across the Global Majority that strengthen meaningful connectivity through local knowledge, participation & agency.
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Digital inclusion is about more than internet access. It is also about communities creating, sharing and sustaining media on their own terms.
📖 Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/news/community-interest-medias-contribution-digital-inclusion-learning-experience
📄 Read the pulication: https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/community-interest-media-emerging-concepts-and-practices-global-majority-and-friends
From community radio & podcasts to community networks, the publication explores practices from across the Global Majority that strengthen meaningful connectivity through local knowledge, participation & agency.
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Digital inclusion is about more than internet access. It is also about communities creating, sharing and sustaining media on their own terms.
📖 Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/news/community-interest-medias-contribution-digital-inclusion-learning-experience
📄 Read the pulication: https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/community-interest-media-emerging-concepts-and-practices-global-majority-and-friends
From community radio & podcasts to community networks, the publication explores practices from across the Global Majority that strengthen meaningful connectivity through local knowledge, participation & agency.
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Digital inclusion is about more than internet access. It is also about communities creating, sharing and sustaining media on their own terms.
📖 Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/news/community-interest-medias-contribution-digital-inclusion-learning-experience
📄 Read the pulication: https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/community-interest-media-emerging-concepts-and-practices-global-majority-and-friends
From community radio & podcasts to community networks, the publication explores practices from across the Global Majority that strengthen meaningful connectivity through local knowledge, participation & agency.
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📡 The phenomenal folks of @freifunk_berlin are setting up an open WiFi network at DWeb Camp!
Do you want to learn more about community infrastructure and networks? You are welcome to join the “Wireless Neighborhood Walks”! 🎒
🗓️ Mon 6 Jul 2026 at 15:00
🗓️ Mon 13 Jul 2026 at 15:00The tours be in English and they will consist of 1 hour of walking and 1 hour of talking in the Kreuzberg and Neukölln neighborhoods.
ℹ️ All info + RSVP 👉 https://dweb.freifunk.net
#Freifunk #DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #communityNetworks #communityInfrastructure #Internet
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📡 The phenomenal folks of @freifunk_berlin are setting up an open WiFi network at DWeb Camp!
Do you want to learn more about community infrastructure and networks? You are welcome to join the “Wireless Neighborhood Walks”! 🎒
🗓️ Mon 6 Jul 2026 at 15:00
🗓️ Mon 13 Jul 2026 at 15:00The tours be in English and they will consist of 1 hour of walking and 1 hour of talking in the Kreuzberg and Neukölln neighborhoods.
ℹ️ All info + RSVP 👉 https://dweb.freifunk.net
#Freifunk #DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #communityNetworks #communityInfrastructure #Internet
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📡 The phenomenal folks of @freifunk_berlin are setting up an open WiFi network at DWeb Camp!
Do you want to learn more about community infrastructure and networks? You are welcome to join the “Wireless Neighborhood Walks”! 🎒
🗓️ Mon 6 Jul 2026 at 15:00
🗓️ Mon 13 Jul 2026 at 15:00The tours be in English and they will consist of 1 hour of walking and 1 hour of talking in the Kreuzberg and Neukölln neighborhoods.
ℹ️ All info + RSVP 👉 https://dweb.freifunk.net
#Freifunk #DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #communityNetworks #communityInfrastructure #Internet
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📡 The phenomenal folks of @freifunk_berlin are setting up an open WiFi network at DWeb Camp!
Do you want to learn more about community infrastructure and networks? You are welcome to join the “Wireless Neighborhood Walks”! 🎒
🗓️ Mon 6 Jul 2026 at 15:00
🗓️ Mon 13 Jul 2026 at 15:00The tours be in English and they will consist of 1 hour of walking and 1 hour of talking in the Kreuzberg and Neukölln neighborhoods.
ℹ️ All info + RSVP 👉 https://dweb.freifunk.net
#Freifunk #DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #communityNetworks #communityInfrastructure #Internet
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📡 The phenomenal folks of @freifunk_berlin are setting up an open WiFi network at DWeb Camp!
Do you want to learn more about community infrastructure and networks? You are welcome to join the “Wireless Neighborhood Walks”! 🎒
🗓️ Mon 6 Jul 2026 at 15:00
🗓️ Mon 13 Jul 2026 at 15:00The tours be in English and they will consist of 1 hour of walking and 1 hour of talking in the Kreuzberg and Neukölln neighborhoods.
ℹ️ All info + RSVP 👉 https://dweb.freifunk.net
#Freifunk #DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #communityNetworks #communityInfrastructure #Internet
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Connectivity is more than access. In #Kenya, communities are using community-owned infrastructure to support climate resilience, environmental monitoring and local knowledge sharing.
Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/how-kenyan-communities-are-shaping-connectivity-environmental-resilience
LocNet-supported initiatives demonstrate how community-centred connectivity can help communities generate and use hyperlocal data, strengthen digital sovereignty, and build resilience.
#CommunityNetworks #DigitalSovereignty #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice
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Connectivity is more than access. In #Kenya, communities are using community-owned infrastructure to support climate resilience, environmental monitoring and local knowledge sharing.
Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/how-kenyan-communities-are-shaping-connectivity-environmental-resilience
LocNet-supported initiatives demonstrate how community-centred connectivity can help communities generate and use hyperlocal data, strengthen digital sovereignty, and build resilience.
#CommunityNetworks #DigitalSovereignty #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice
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Connectivity is more than access. In #Kenya, communities are using community-owned infrastructure to support climate resilience, environmental monitoring and local knowledge sharing.
Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/how-kenyan-communities-are-shaping-connectivity-environmental-resilience
LocNet-supported initiatives demonstrate how community-centred connectivity can help communities generate and use hyperlocal data, strengthen digital sovereignty, and build resilience.
#CommunityNetworks #DigitalSovereignty #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice
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Connectivity is more than access. In #Kenya, communities are using community-owned infrastructure to support climate resilience, environmental monitoring and local knowledge sharing.
Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/how-kenyan-communities-are-shaping-connectivity-environmental-resilience
LocNet-supported initiatives demonstrate how community-centred connectivity can help communities generate and use hyperlocal data, strengthen digital sovereignty, and build resilience.
#CommunityNetworks #DigitalSovereignty #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice
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Connectivity is more than access. In #Kenya, communities are using community-owned infrastructure to support climate resilience, environmental monitoring and local knowledge sharing.
Read the story: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/how-kenyan-communities-are-shaping-connectivity-environmental-resilience
LocNet-supported initiatives demonstrate how community-centred connectivity can help communities generate and use hyperlocal data, strengthen digital sovereignty, and build resilience.
#CommunityNetworks #DigitalSovereignty #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalJustice