
The Internet Master Plan NYC
The Internet Master Plan is a new vision for broadband infrastructure and service in New York City.
A mesh network for NYC
The Internet is central to our lives, but in New York City far too many people don’t have access. We are a diverse group of volunteers dedicated to ending the digital divide and extending high-speed, reliable internet to all New Yorkers. You can help by joining our community network to get online, volunteering to connect neighbors or grow the network, and donating to improve our community infrastructure and ensure access for all. NYC Mesh is a neutral network and we do not monitor, collect, store or block any user data or content. By joining our network you agree to extend it to others! We can connect your apartment to the internet by putting an antenna on the roof of your building and running a cable to your apartment. We can also connect your whole building using fiber.
| Funded by | Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Siegel Family Endowment | link | $10,000 |
Project(s): NYC Mesh's Slack


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