WE BUILD NETWORKS
We are a nonprofit vehicle for the development of secure cooperative networks in Tucson, AZ. We have an educational and a charitable mission.
We run free courses, user groups, and trainings for everyone in the community:
- Coming up (update): Yet another B9-LUG (BSD, Plan 9, Linux User Group) will be happening on Saturday, May 16th, at 12:30p, at Jojo's.
- Coming up: We got an invitation to this year's Security and Human Behavior (SHB)! Here's our talk description. Members, let us know what you want us to include, and we'll credit you!
- The first WBN watch party was on Sunday (03 May): OBS to Onion Service running Owncast. Worked like a charm. We will do this again. Please let us know if you have movie/documentary suggestions.
- We attended the 2026 iShowcase, along with some other local organizations. We hope to collaborate with UAZ on this: If you are interested in a pipeline for public-interest technologists who know what they're doing, let us know.
- Science City was a great success! Our demo. enlisted visitors to help us send a frame half-duplex across a solar-illuminated photonic channel (*cough*, we signalled across the road by waving flags) using SFSS. Welcome to our newest members!
We run a variety of member services on our locally-colocated OpenBSD servers, including
- Jitsi Videoconferencing - Configured to actually work, and to be reasonably secure
- Nextcloud private cloud - File storage, contacts, calendars, document editing, and more
- Cryptpad - Secure collaborative editing
- Tor onion services - Serve web sites, chat, and more, without intermediaries
- Plan 9 accounts - Access our CPU server over drawterm
- Shell accounts - Always
Membership for those in the greater Tucson area is available as a trial (1 month, at $8), quarterly (3 months, at $16), and yearly (1 year, $32).
Join our list for updates by emailing info@webuildnet.works.
Arizona registered nonprofit 23879221.
Articles of incorporation
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Donations are tax-deductible in the United States. IRS EIN: 39-4707584