Privacy‑First P2P: Open‑Source Tools for Calls & Workshops

​Host privacy‑first calls & workshops with open‑source + peer-to-peer tech. Zero‑knowledge Audiovisual Club (Zk AV Club) Foundry is back with a salon discussion + review of open‑source and peer‑to‑peer tools for hosting community calls and workshops. We’ll compare the options, share our thoughts, and help you find a solution that suits your needs.

​Who it’s for: Creators, community organizers, and teams inside orgs (nonprofits, co‑ops, DAOs, clubs, student groups, research labs) who want open‑source/P2P tools for meetings and workshops.

​Complete show agenda and audience guide: https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/2/code/view/RA6d1Ng6mPy2mpPoCxembKpguqEkyxkZIY2L80lzeM8/present/

​We'll discuss:

• ​MiroTalk P2P — https://p2p.mirotalk.com

• ​Jitsi — https://jitsi.org/

• ​Jibri — https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/

• ​VDO Ninja — https://vdo.ninja/

• ​BigBlueButton — https://bigbluebutton.org/

​⚡ Want to host your own workshop? Whether it’s audio, livestreaming, or DIY recording setups ... Community-led workshops are OPEN – details here:

• ​Lead Your Own Zk Av Club Foundry Workshop! (EN) https://www.zkav.club/workshops/

• ​Conduza Seu Próprio Workshop Zk Av Club Foundry! (PT) https://www.zkav.club/workshops/PT/

• ​¡Conduce tu propio Taller Zk Av Club Foundry! (ES) https://www.zkav.club/workshops/ES/

​📅 Coming Up Next:

​Zk Av Club Foundry #9 – October 17, 2025: Producing virtual conferences and online meetups!

​Zk Av Club Foundry is a recurring educational livestream series — combining topical discussions with practical community-led workshops — diving deep into specific aspects of emerging, often experimental, technologies. Foundry isn’t just about watching or listening; it’s about participating, learning, and shaping the future of collaborative content creation.

​Salon: Informative discussions with people who work in the field, covering everything from peer-to-peer (p2p) file sharing to community governance, from brand and design to privacy in collaborative ecosystems.

​Workshops: Practical workshops where you can get your hands dirty with real-world applications, from event coverage and content creation using free open-source software (FOSS) to understanding decentralized livestreaming solutions.

​Curriculum design and production by Ryan Taylor, Aura Brito, Robmar Enoe, and Roosevelt Gordones, with additional support from autotunafish, decentralistdan, and zkSquirrel.

​Zero-knowledge Audiovisual Club – Don’t just watch. https://zkav.club