A comprehensive directory of community networks including the "visitor's
password" for many - which can be used for lurking. A service of Northern
Lights.
The Community Connector
A link to a comprehensive directory of community networks and other issues.
From the School of Information at the University of Michigan.
CPSR's own brief introduction to Community Networks, including a survey by
Community Networks Working Group member, Doug Schuler.
Community Networking Handbook
Website for the book and listing of relevant links to references involving
community networks. By Stephen Bajjaly.
New Community Networks
The Online Book by Doug Schuler
Nuevas Redes Comunitarias
The Online Book by Doug Schuler in Spanish
Community Network Movement
A commentary on the history and future of community networks
from our Seattle Community Network friends. Includes a partial listing of CN's.
ORGANIZATIONS OF COMMUNITY NETWORKS
Association For Community
Networking
The Association For Community Networking (AFCN) is an
educational nonprofit corporation dedicated to fostering and
supporting "Community Networking" -- community-based creation and
provision of appropriate technology services.
SOME COMMUNITY NETWORKS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Boulder Community Network
BCN was founded and still has strong representation from
CPSR members. It was one of the first community networks.
Eugene Free Community Network
EF(C)N was a test case of the IRS attempt to classify some services of
community networks as competitive with commercial services.
Seattle Community Network
SCN was founded by the Seattle Chapter of CPSR, which still has a strong
representation in its management and volunteer staff.
Huron Valley Community Network
HVCN hosts the Michigan Chapter website. It also hosts a conference for
CPSR/Michigan - perhaps the first such chapter web conference in CPSR.
CPSR's Public Sphere Project
CPSR's Pattern Language for Living Communication
I have been a member for about 14 years, but it seems to me that, given the current state of our nation (and the world), CPSR is needed more than ever to help protect and strengthen democracy and human rights.
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