Community-owned alternatives to traditional ISPs, from fixed wireless to cooperatively-owned fiber
Largest community-based network in the Americas, grassroots volunteer-run community network providing affordable, open and reliable internet accessible to all New Yorkers
Building community-controlled wireless internet networks in Philadelphia, focusing on Norris Square, Fairhill, and Kensington neighborhoods
Nonprofit WISP providing no-cost WiFi in Coraopolis, Homewood, New Kensington-Arnold, and expanding to more communities
Community technology project with Equitable Internet Initiative supporting neighborhood-governed internet infrastructure through Digital Stewards Program
WISP/LTE based community internet access, active and ongoing expansion
Provides free, high-speed home Internet using Point-to-Multipoint wireless network across several neighborhoods in Baltimore
501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to building Internet-connected wireless network in Portland, grass-roots effort
Community-owned and operated wireless mesh network in Oakland, custom code based WiFi mesh network
Community-run network offering high-speed internet access, designed, spread, and maintained by collective of users and volunteers
Whether you're launching a new community network or joining an established cooperative, we provide resources and support