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Workshop Description

Coalition-Building for Community Wireless Networks (view program)

From left: Clauz (Ninux), ?, Roger (Guifi), Jenny (sudomesh)

Presenter(s): Jenny Ryan

How do free network projects create and cultivate collaborative working relationships with a diversity of community organizations? How do we find a balancing point between existing institutional structures and emerging grassroots endeavors? How do we create stronger relationships with each other for sharing our experiences, ideas, knowledge, and code?

The first half of this workshop will consist of a resource-sharing circle for briefly introducing ourselves, expressing our needs, and offering our knowledge, skills, contacts, and other resources for each other. Together we'll create a community asset map that reflects the larger ecosystem of free networks, knitting together a tapestry of the projects, people, and places where networks are beginning, burgeoning, and blooming.

The second half of the workshop will be a brainstorm/mind-mapping session, in which we collectively identify community stakeholders and personas. From there, we'll share our experiences with building bridges to other groups, teaching and learning from existing communities, and working through the intricacies of municipal internet policy, ISP regulations, and funding opportunities.

We'll conclude the hour with a breakout session of small groups if desired. Post-workshop reflection will take place on an etherpad and extend into hopefully long-term collaboration. The end goal is to learn and hone a technique for identifying community needs and solving problems through the structure of an egalitarian gift-giving circle, in which the primary intention is mutual aid.

Workshop Notes

Post-Workshop Hackathon

Introduction

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Meta

  • wiki formatting syntax in this pad
  • cheatsheet: creole_cheat_sheet.png

Who

A list of meeting participants and (optionally) their contact info if they choose to share.

physical participants:

virtual participants:

  • :)
  • <add yourself here>

What

Hackathon for creating a distributed system for sharing project data, focusing on:

  1. wishlist (offers and requests)
  2. geographic mapping.

The outcome of this should be a plattform that allows easily exchange of offers and requests. This should be able to load module like a map to enhance the use of the plattform

Where

The type of meeting: brainstorm, traditional meeting, emergency huddle, etc hackathon

Meeting place(s), whether or virtual. OSM bitly/c-base-osm / Google Maps bitly/c-base-map links are especially useful.

Time and Date of the meeting. If international, give times for each major timezone that is relevant.

When

  • 6 October 2013
  • starts: 2pm
  • ends: late

Why

  • Rationale for the meeting taking place: Facilitate cross-community collaboration and communication for libre networks; extend conference conversations beyond the temporality of the conference itself; foster greater visibility of projects to each other; create a platform for sharing resources, knowledge, skills, code, pro-tips, etc;

The agenda of the meeting:

  • [done] Define desired outcomes
  • [begun] What software toolchain should we use?
  • [begun] Data structure and taxonomy

How

  1. Join us on irc: #is4cwn on irc.freenode.net
  2. collect thoughts in this etherpad
  3. edit.this.process()
  4. create an agenda
  5. <add here>

Past

Progress made since the last meeting: https://pad.riseup.net/p/is4cwn2013

  • updates since last meeting

It may be helpful to copy the last meeting's "Future" section here as well. Minutes

  • Account of important points made during the meeting

Future

  • A list of decisions/tasks and who has taken responsibility for their execution.

Link Dump

Relevant IS4CWN Documentation

Organizational Inspiration

(Data) Relevant Data Sources (places to get data)

(Data) Relevant Data Sinks (places to put data)

Docs

Protocols

(Software) Relevant Software Projects:

(Software) possible pieces of the puzzle

Use Cases

Brainstormdump

  • Issues attached to nodes
  • Community field and URL