Skills, expertise and capacity of IBEBrasil

The Instituto Bem Estar Brasil, acts with expertise in telecom regulation, public policies of digital inclusion and community networks since 2008. As a civil society organization integrates the digital and human rights movements like Campanha …

Conversation with women in community networks

prosafeminine noun 1. natural expression of written or spoken language, without intentional metering and not subject to regular rhythms. Report of women involved in community network projects. These words were collected during the LOCNET project …

Imagery about community networks in comics

Author: Carla Jancz It is not easy to explain the concepts behind community networks, both the technical characteristics of radio frequency networks and the social and human aspects of community technologies. One of the principles …

LATINITY 2019: SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA

“Good afternoon to all the women and a few men” – In front of an auditorium with over 500 women and a handful of men, this was the opening of the closing keynote of LATINITY, …

Technology Choice Matrix Workshop – Casa dos meninos

On August 17th, Bem Estar Brasil Institute facilitated a dynamic that marked the beginning of the education project at Casa dos Meninos. To help us in this task, we studied the methodology called: ‘technology choice …

Protected: Technological autonomy with LibreRouter, straight from Quintana Libre – Argentina

Semillero, a dialogue of knowledges

Instituto Bem Estar Brasil had the privilege to be part of the first edition of Semillero of community networks, a space for articulation between people working with indigenous communication and telecommunications in Mexico. This event …

Urban community networks – New connections between permaculture and autonomous technologies in the outskirts

Horta di gueto is a collective of Taboão da Serra, on the outskirts of São Paulo, whose goal is to bring the knowledge and practices of permaculture and agroecology to its community. The purpose of …

Protected: Tunapanda: Kibera Community Network, Kenya – Africa