Latest Publications
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Derbycon 6.0 “Recharge”.. the evolution of our community?
What an amazing week at Derbycon 6.0 “Recharge”! I wasn’t jet lagged. This was a first. I went from a thirty-hours plus travel time from Uganda, down to two hours from Arkansas! Trippy. Recharge, indeed. [...]
US-bound: An open letter to Offensive Security
As I’m working through this last week in Uganda for a while, I’ve been very introspective, thinking an awful lot about where we’ve been, what we’ve accomplished and how far we’ve come these past seven [...]
The Long Journey to the US!
Big announcement for the Long family! We are moving back to the US for a while. While it’s typical for most ex-pats / missionaries to schedule home visits on a regular basis, we haven't had [...]
The birth of the “Jinja Robotics” team at the HFC Uganda hackerspace!
We met with the robotics students from Jinja SS at Hackerspace for the first time on Monday night. After a quick orientation where we gave a tour of the facility and we went over some [...]
Two new brilliant “Street kids” taking free training
Kirundi Ibrahim Katibo is 15 years old. After his father was “Driven mad” after an unidentified disease, Ibrahim was left with his mother who is jobless. He was later taken to his aunt’s place where [...]
“Skills for the survivors”: Rose Mary Kobusingye
A great story about a young woman "helped up" from awful, unforgiving circumstances.
In The Press
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New leather work
As many of you know, we've run a [...]
Despite setbacks, the CTC perseveres with our street kid program
Joseph is a gret kid, pretty much a normal kid, except for the fact that he's lived on the streets these past four years.
Continuing Education with Littlebits at the Jinja Computer Training Center
Continuing education in robotics and electronics kickstart at the Jinja CTC.
Giving street kids a hand up: Meet Matovu Sulai
Matovu Sulai Every day since we [...]
HFC Hackerspace in Jinja, Uganda Closing.
Following a loss of our manager to his own endeavors, the HFC hackerspace in Jinja, Uganda is closing.
Warning about Henry “c0denry” Wanjala!
Henry (@codenry on Twitter and codenry on Facebook) Wanjala [...]
A legacy of love
We are so humbled by the legacy of love being left by the hacker community.
On-Going Research
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Derbycon 6.0 “Recharge”.. the evolution of our community?
What an amazing week at Derbycon 6.0 “Recharge”! I wasn’t jet lagged. This was a first. I went from a thirty-hours plus travel time from Uganda, down to two hours from Arkansas! Trippy. Recharge, indeed. [...]
US-bound: An open letter to Offensive Security
As I’m working through this last week in Uganda for a while, I’ve been very introspective, thinking an awful lot about where we’ve been, what we’ve accomplished and how far we’ve come these past seven [...]
The Long Journey to the US!
Big announcement for the Long family! We are moving back to the US for a while. While it’s typical for most ex-pats / missionaries to schedule home visits on a regular basis, we haven't had [...]
The birth of the “Jinja Robotics” team at the HFC Uganda hackerspace!
We met with the robotics students from Jinja SS at Hackerspace for the first time on Monday night. After a quick orientation where we gave a tour of the facility and we went over some [...]
Two new brilliant “Street kids” taking free training
Kirundi Ibrahim Katibo is 15 years old. After his father was “Driven mad” after an unidentified disease, Ibrahim was left with his mother who is jobless. He was later taken to his aunt’s place where [...]
“Skills for the survivors”: Rose Mary Kobusingye
A great story about a young woman "helped up" from awful, unforgiving circumstances.