Global spotlight: learning from community networks
From Catalonia to New York City, volunteer and cooperative models demonstrate that connectivity can be built and governed differently.
Read article →Editorial pieces from WIRES plus pointers to consultations, council decisions, and programme changes.
From Catalonia to New York City, volunteer and cooperative models demonstrate that connectivity can be built and governed differently.
Read article →Policy documents matter—but they need to be tested against what people experience in homes, tenements, and rural communities.
Access to affordable, reliable internet underpins work, learning, health information, and participation in public life.
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