Techio Comunitario is a training program aimed at people who collaborate in community and indigenous media and telecommunications projects. Through the generation of networks for the sharing of knowledge and experiences, new paths towards technological autonomy of the communities are being woven. Techio Comunitario takes its name from the combination of "tequio", a term in Spanish that refers to a form of collective work in the indigenous communities of Oaxaca, and "tech", an abbreviation of the term technology in English. Thus, we want to express that the process of technical training starts from a collaborative vision in which each person, organization or community is involved in a long term project, where communication and its tools are key to walk towards the autonomy and self-determination of the Peoples. In this process we discovered two main ways of working in community and indigenous communication projects: on the one hand, the vast traing experience in content production that historically exists in indigenous communication; on the other hand, the current training initiatives of technological organizations in technical aspects of telecommunications, in particular, for the deployment and maintenance of communication networks. We saw the need to link this array of experiences in order to strengthen indigenous media, using technologies relevant to the contexts in which they develop. We think of technological autonomy as a process in constant construction, in which the communities themselves decide how to use communication tools to meet their objectives and satisfy their needs. This is based on a critical reflection of their possibilities and risks, understanding that, although technologies are not neutral, they can be appropriated and transformed according to the territory in which they are used.