🚀 go-pugleaf

My own project works with people migrating from the South to the North, in
this case from Latin America to Europe, and crossing boundaries in Europe
without fixed addresses.  This summer I am going there with a laptop and
listservs to which people can send messages (they may be migrants or they
may be ngos or resident individuals). The laptop has telnet capacity to a
university account where mail will be received.

How can I solve the issue of connection to service providers? I am poor, I
will be staying wherever I can and sometimes that will be a place with no
place to plug in a telephone. Even if I can plug in the machine I won't have
accounts with service providers in every country I visit. I will want Web
access as well. I don't have connections in universities.=20

Does anyone see how this can work concretely? Europe of course is filled
with access, but how can outsiders plug into it?
I need to test this myself in person; the migrants are leaving from Latin
America and will in many cases be people who don't have even telephones,
much less know what the Internet is.

Thank you,
Laura Agust=EDn